We cannot tolerate persecution of businesses that are doing the right things for our veterans.

Today, I will be reintroducing the Michael Lecik Military Firefighters Protection Act for the third time.

The robot runs, too, right?

Recent developments in AI will change the way we live and work, and we must maintain our edge over China in AI development.

Thank you, Dr. Kenneally.

The VA Medicinal Cannabis Research Act of 2023 is a pragmatic and bipartisan piece of legislation that would advance our understanding of the impacts of medicinal cannabis usage and could improve the lives of veterans and other Americans.

I want to thank Representative Levin, the Ranking Member of the Economic Opportunity Subcommittee, for leading this bill with me for the third successive Congress.

This rollout has endangered our veterans, and I just want to make sure that any future Go-Lives anywhere in the country center around lessons learned.

There have been a lot of concerns about AI and technologies, robotics, et cetera.

Today, we are going to explore the use of cutting-age technology to protect America's citizens and its borders.

This bill would expand both veterans' and active-duty military personnel's access to mortgage credit in a safe manner.

Draconian fee caps will only limit the number of choices available to them.

This has been one of the great honors of my time in Congress.

I stand ready to support efforts like this and make this transition as smooth as possible.

I, along with my colleague Congressman Mike Levin, have introduced the Building Credit Access for Veterans Act.

Our veterans are strong, dependable leaders, and our commitment to programs that promote opportunity and success reinforces their ability.

When I came to Congress, I wanted to continue my work to provide our veterans with the treatments they want.

I hope that never happens again, whether it is the EPA or any other Federal agency...

We are doing good things because we are responsible caretakers, and we have to find balance...

We thank Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC-01) for introducing this legislation.

Could the imposition of these speed restrictions make it more difficult for harbor pilots to safely do their jobs?

In 2019, there were just under 17,000 border agents handling an average of 71,000 monthly encounters.

It does not take a 65-page report to realize something is wrong. It is self-evident. It is undeniable.

What we are doing along our Southern border is completely unsustainable.

As of 2022, border agents decreased to 16,654, but average monthly encounters rose to around 184,000 encounters.