Mr. Speaker, just, again, setting the record straight for the American people, the only moneys we are spending are moneys that the Democrats in the House and Senate agreed with us to spend to operate the Department of Homeland Security, including ICE and CBP. Then, they reneged on it. They went back on their word, and they shut the Department of Homeland Security down for over 70 days. All we are doing is using reconciliation, a budgetary tool, to fund ICE and CBP because they want to defund ICE and CBP. I mean, you hear it in their rhetoric. I mentioned the masked thugs and the comparison to the KKK. They are talking about protecting the illegal immigrant, but you haven't heard a word about Laken Riley and her family. You haven't heard anything about Jocelyn Nungaray and her family or the thousands upon thousands of American citizens whose lives are forever changed because of the harm that was perpetrated upon them from an illegal, criminal alien who was allowed into this country with impunity because our President at the time was derelict in his duty to uphold the laws of the land because he refused to provide for the common defense. When Texas and other States tried to protect their citizens, they were harassed and obstructed at every turn. What choice do we have: go back to the open border and a sanctuary Nation for criminal aliens?
Jodey Arrington: “Mr. Speaker, just, again, setting the record straight for the American people, the only moneys we are spending are…”
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Addressing funding for the Department of Homeland Security and the impact of illegal immigration.
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