This is current law, right, that we are supposed to have an entry/exit program. Why don't we have an exit program?

I think the gentleman from South Carolina would be most interested to know that based on the formula that Ms. Gambler just shared, the majority of visas that we give out in this Country are B1, B2 entry/exits.

We exist to secure two fundamental principles. First, Americans have the right to know that the money Washington takes from them is well spent.

When we don't have a viable exit system and there are no metrics, there is no information, there is not even an attempt to try to gather some names, I am really concerned about the entry/exit program.

The gentleman from Utah is very correct, this is very different and not nearly as controversial, I assure you. H.R. 253, the Y Mountain Access Enhancement Act, directs the Department of Agriculture to sell 80 acres of U.S. Forest Service…

Our solemn responsibility is to hold Government accountable to taxpayers, because taxpayers have a right to know what they get from their Government.

We exist to secure two fundamental principles: first, Americans have a right to know that the money Washington takes from them is well spent and, second, Americans deserve an efficient, effective Government that works for them.

I want to thank the chairman and the ranking member here for their consideration. This is a good, commonsense bill. It passed out of the Congress last time, and I appreciate the bipartisan nature, particularly the gentleman from Arizona…

If they haven't paid their Federal taxes, they should be prohibited from getting additional Federal contracts.

I stand to honor Private First Class Cody Towse, whose life was lost in Afghanistan. America lost one of its best and Utah lost one of our best. This is a young soldier who had dedicated his life to helping save others. At the age of 18…

I think that is taking a very narrow view.

your even-keeled, trustworthy leadership became both a symbol of New York's and our Nation's resolve.