Tony Gonzales

I am worried about the division.

We need to identify--they fought for us, I fought for us.

I am concerned about DoD's decision to reduce BAH to 95 percent. ... that will crush folks.

I just don't want it to come last. Oftentimes, the CDC is the last thing that we build out.

Improving access to affordable housing is a top priority. ... military families are being forced to choose between housing payments and food security.

These things don't just happen. You support an operation; there is a cost that comes with.

Every time we increase BAH, so do the housing prices.

I believe in results, not excuses, and I hear a whole lot of excuses, and this is dangerous.

There was a woman named Ms. Alma, a Navy veteran that normally gets a tax return. All of a sudden got a bill to pay $6,500 in taxes.

Everywhere I go the soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines bring up the BAH levels.

I am worried to death what is happening in Fort Hood.

What the hell has that gotten us?

You are doing a lot of wonderful things across the globe, but they are going, 'Why are our children dying?'

I feel like we're in the Twilight Zone. This hearing is not going well for you, and you know, I'm a veteran.

Another just amazing piece of legislation that I think is starting to change a lot of people's lives.

A repatriation flight is someone that does not qualify for asylum, gets put on a plane--and they don't get flown to New York or Chicago or Washington, DC, they get flown to Haiti, to El Salvador, or Guatemala.

The reality is that this is a backdoor way of ending all asylum claims. The asylum process is broken and needs major reform, but abolishment is un-American.

These are evil people that don't even view these migrants as cattle. They're really treated-- mistreated in every single way.

It currently takes around five years for an asylum case to be heard.

we got to be respectful of that. We also have to stop the terrorism and the fentanyl from coming into our country and killing our children.

As a Representative of the largest border district in the country, I share frustrations with my colleagues.

I'm not excited about the direction that we've started - the direction that we've kind of taken, this place, this tit for tat.

I don't know. That's the frustrating part.

The speaker vote is the easiest vote we'll take in Congress. And it was pretty chaotic.

I have no interest in that. I'm trying to keep America safe.