The Ethiopian government must allow food, trucks, fuel, and medical supplies to enter Tigray, and response efforts need to expand into the Afar and the Amhara regions.
I was disappointed to learn that Democrat leaders quietly threw this centuries-old precedent out the window.
There must be, Mr. Chairman, serious, unambiguous consequences for attacking U.S. citizens.
This bill underscores the commitment of Congress to assist victims, research the counter measures and, most importantly,...
Thank you to Mr. Chairman Meeks and thank you to Ranking Member Mike McCaul and I yield back.
To help deter future harm, Congress needs to call these incidents what they are--attacks.
I strongly support all the measures that we are considering today in the en bloc, and I urge all members to do the same.
Changing this bipartisan bill will jeopardize its passage in its current form and it could weaken it.
We know that TSA officers are dedicated and they are hard-working public servants that do a difficult job.
We have sick people. We have drug-infested situations. We have a lack of hygiene. We have no rule of law at the border.
I commend your Department and the FBI and NCTC for stopping probably 99 percent of those threats.