Mike McCaul

What happened to the Monroe Doctrine?

The current system is failing badly.

That's security, education, poverty reduction, but it's especially fostering democracy and getting squarely on the side of people fighting corruption and defending human rights.

Asylum really should be a last resort for people who need protection and we have to make the journey unnecessary.

People who fear for their lives just aren't going to stop coming here.

Due process is key. If we improved it we'd actually see fewer asylum seekers than we do now because they would not be here so long.

Anyone who tells you otherwise is lying or they sincerely believe wrongly that the absence of derogatory information in our data bases is the equivalent of a determination that an individual does not threaten the safety and security of the…

There is no credible threat of deportation for these millions of illegal aliens that the Biden Administration is releasing into the United States.

By all available measures they can be described in two words, catastrophic failure.

There should be no partisanship to this issue. It should be American.

What message does that send to our enemies? It only emboldens and empowers our enemies.

It is Russia, China, Iran, North Korea all together in this against the free world and the West.

We must not allow authoritarianism to extinguish the flame of that hope and that democracy in Ukraine or anywhere else.

I was astounded to learn that these offices were still in existence in the United States and they are a mouth--a propaganda piece for the CCP.

This is a bipartisan bill; Jim McGovern is the chief cosponsor of it.

We see through the charade.

It is time that their doors be shuttered.

The bill is considered read and open to amendment at any point.

A roll call vote has been requested.

I want to thank the ranking member for working with me to get to this point.

The quad will not be effective if China has nothing to fear from it.

I support this measure and urge all my colleagues to do the same.

This is a simple amendment that will put even more pressure on the CCP, again, by naming these individual cases and putting a spotlight in their wrongful detention, especially those who are family members of U.S. citizens.

It is our collective responsibility to ensure the Chinese Communist Party is held accountable for the human rights atrocities.

I certainly second Representative Smith's comments on the shameful and, frankly, discussing behavior by our business leaders.