People disingenuously say that the border is open when we have three or four times the number of Border Patrol agents that we did in the year 2000.

We need to ensure that that process remains true to our rule of law, not to release folks out in our country before those asylum claims are actually vetted.

I also want to thank Chairman McCaul and his staff for working with us on this bill and to make sure that we are able to proceed in a bipartisan manner.

The burden that the American taxpayer is carrying these days is well more than what it should--what he or she should be carrying.

This resolution is about division. Reporting it our favorably is irresponsible and ignores the bipartisan oversight work this committee is conducting.

I intend to vote for this legislation on committee to allow it to continue to progress to a conference with the Senate.

We cannot offer the greatness of America to the rest of the world until we take care of our own domestic policy.

Every member on this committee understands the evil nature of Iran's Supreme Leader, a man who leads a corrupt, criminal theocracy that endangers the Iranian people, as well as the entire international community.

The Federal Government's job is to secure our borders, air, land, and sea. And unfortunately, that is not happening.

U.S. support is enduring, but it is not without the strings of accountability.

We must no longer allow the malign activities of this regime of the IRGC, of the Quds Force, and those who have actually resulted in the brutal murder of exactly who we're protecting right now, which is Mahsa Amini.