We must not underestimate this threat.

The notion that it won't talk about it, that the problem will just go away, is disturbing.

Last week we introduced H.R. 3141, the Biometric Exit Improvement Act.

I want to be very clear up front that the goal of this legislation is to make sure that we can identify foreigners who overstay their visas.

There really needs to be a much more focused effort. Educating much in the same way I think we have all said here.

The perception of deadlock, the perception that we can't get anything done on those things that matter most to our own citizens here at home, it has an impact on our power.

I share your concern. I think there is no substitute for Presidential leadership on this.

Prior to the attacks in Benghazi and the killing of our Ambassador, there were many warning signs and many cries for help.

However, horrific acts should not spur unwise reactions, and we must thoroughly examine the realities of military intervention in this civil war.

For 2 years, Americans have known a brutal war is being waged in Syria.

The reality of the world we live in, whether we like it or not, is the United States is the only military power capable of carrying out any type of effective military action.