We must be willing to put them on notice that they will not act with impunity.

If Russia refuses to honor its moral and legal obligations to compensate Ukraine to help them rebuild, other countries can--and should--seize Russia's sovereign assets and transfer them to Ukraine.

The grief and pain they bear is soul-crushing, especially since these deaths could have been prevented by simply enforcing the laws we had on the books.

The REPO Act is actually a pretty simple piece of legislation.

U.S. leadership is absolutely essential. We are here to provide that leadership.

It would be a cruel irony to deny Ukraine the lifesaving benefit of these assets by invoking precedents for Russia's sovereignty and property rights when Russia is blatantly violating Ukraine's basic right to even exist.

We must be using Russia's own money now, not just to rebuild destroyed homes after the war ends, but to be saving the lives of people who live in them now.

The question is not whether Russia must pay. The question is when.

This Congress must get the emergency resources that DHS has asked for and the CBP agents on the front lines desperately need.

the abuse of the parole power is essentially a shell game which allows the Administration to claim that it is reducing the number of illegal crossings at the border.

the gentleman yields. The chair recognizes Mr. Castro.