I agree that we must address the root causes of irregular migration and limit human trafficking to the best of our ability, but the United States cannot be solely responsible.

To ease the burden on our frontline border officials are ORR caregivers, as well as the American taxpayer, we must address the root causes of irregular migration.

Make no mistake about it, it's a tribute to the people who were able to get it up and functioning at the time.

I really would be grateful if you could provide us a little of the material, the background material, you used to base that decision.

Now, Tornillo was the subject of a great deal of criticism the entire time it was up during that administration.

As it is, the problem is not hesitancy, it is access.

I think it would be incumbent upon this committee, being the primarily investigative committee of the subcommittee of the Committee on Energy and Commerce, to ask those questions, and ask them thoroughly.

That narrative is dangerous. It abdicates the responsibility of the healthcare system and us to make sure they have access.

Widespread vaccination is the key to restoring our freedom and getting our communities back to normal.

As a physician, I believe that every American who wants a vaccine should be able to get one, and this choice must remain between an individual and their doctor and pharmacist.

Well again, it just begs the question, has the EPA failed to protect ground water near enhanced oil recovery activity?