Jeff Duncan

I don't guess it is politically correct to say Cuba is a rogue regime, but I am going to keep them on the list because I don't believe a tiger changes his stripes that quickly.

I think success against ISIS is reclaiming all the land in Iraq that we lost so much American blood and American treasure liberating.

I think it is the elephant in the room that nobody really wants to talk about, and that is fact that we prematurely left Iraq...

I believe actual data of counting fish and talking to the fishermen work better than these computer models.

I think one of the biggest problems with getting any kind of immigration issues passed through the United States Congress is a lack of trust of the American people in the administration to enforce the laws.

So why aren't we repatriating these people?

It comes as no surprise that I disagree with the President and what he has done with this Executive Action.

I think Congress can pass a bill when the American people start regaining trust in the administration to actually do their job and enforce the laws that are already on the books.

That is tough to do in these days, where the public doesn't trust the Government, getting their acceptance of a level of data collection, regardless.

I hope everyone that heard the mission of the Salvation Army will think a little bit differently this Christmas when they hear the bells ringing.

I want to encourage everyone to walk around this beautiful campus, walk around Bowman Field, look back up at Tillman Hall, and stay around until tomorrow and watch the Tigers beat Georgia State.

These cyber threats don't simply threaten businesses and individuals that use the internet.

This is an official Congressional hearing, as opposed to a town hall meeting.

I appreciate the effort taken on behalf of all of those involved to have this important field hearing.

I kindly wish to remind our guests today that demonstrations from the audience... are violations of the rules of the House of Representatives.

I am pleased that GAO has accepted our request. I am looking for answers from our witnesses today and from GAO in the not-too-distant future.

I had an experience with an Afghan interpreter, translator, served with 3rd Infantry, and it took 2 years to get someone that the Army vouched for.

My understanding, Madam Assistant Secretary, is that DHS has refugee interview locations in six Latin American countries but not in the Northern Triangle countries.

I would love to see a breakdown of the State Department's budget and all the promises made and where that money is coming from.

The U.S. is contracting out refugee processing to the International Organization for Migration. So why aren't you working with the U.N.

If we need to change that in the law, we will change it. But there is hypocrisy of the two ages.

It is just an open number of refugees that are able to come into this country? There is no cap?

So you are telling me nobody has been processed through this program to date?

The President is supposed to consult with Congress to establish the number and groups of refugees eligible for admission each fiscal year.

I am concerned that the plan does not address corruption, security, rule of law, enough.