I urge adoption, again, to make this bill tougher and make it worthy of this committee's work and of our fealty to the American people.

This designation will deter adversaries from unleashing this deeply dangerous chemical to advance their destabilizing agenda.

I clearly and wholeheartedly support this bill, as amended, and think that we need to continue to bring the attention to all people of the United States of America.

It is time to classify illicit fentanyls for what they are, chemical weapons.

Violence is not the answer and our thoughts and prayers go out to Mr. Connolly's staff.

Voting affirmatively on this legislation today, Congress sends an important message that we remain committed to enhancing Taiwan's meaningful participation in the global community.

This money would be spent to build the capacity of Mexican law enforcement, because they are doing so darn well now.

I think we lost 168 civilians in that bombing.

This bipartisan measure will not only counter the PRC's attempt to block Taiwan's international participation but bolster ongoing efforts to further strengthen our ties with Taiwan.

We will continue our fight every day until we bring him home to you.

I, too, applaud the Trump Administration and the Biden Administration for supporting the Abraham Accords.

I appreciate so much the very significant work of the Ranking Member Dean Phillips.