John Curtis

I commend my colleague, Representative Malinowski, for working with all sides so hard.

I wish to speak in support of the Hong Kong People's Freedom and Choice Act.

The Open Technology Fund is a vital part of helping journalists and democracy activists around the world.

Like many of my constituents, I have followed the allegations circling around the Postal Service. These are serious allegations. To get to the heart of the problem, I spoke directly to Utah's postal leadership. As I asked questions and…

This bill would designate Hong Kongers as Priority 2 refugees, streamlining the refugee admission process.

Yesterday I introduced the bipartisan Hong Kong Safe Harbor Act, along with my partner Representative Castro.

This legislation is needed and it is needed immediately.

I hope the House will act quickly on this legislation.

Today, I rise in opposition to H.R. 1425. Right now, we must deliver the most effective treatments to patients infected with COVID-19 and all those suffering from other life- threatening illnesses. Breaking down barriers to receiving…

Ultimately, when this is all over, I don't believe it will be government that saves us. I believe it will be our small businesses.

This bill we will vote on later today is critical to delivering resources to the parts of the country and economy that are currently on life support.

In closing, I again want to thank my colleagues for their hard work to expand the number of scholarships available to Pakistani women under USAID's Merit and Needs-Based Scholarship Program. Mr. Speaker, I urge my colleagues to support…

In closing, I again thank my colleagues for their hard work on this important cause. The exploitation, violence, and abuse experienced by so many of the world's most vulnerable children cannot be tolerated. This resolution raises awareness…

when we villainize coal, we have to remember that we are villainizing hard-working people.

there is no scientific evidence that politicians can solve any problem at all.

I think forest management and planting trees alone will not stop climate change, but it is certainly part of a solution.

My family tree on both sides is full of prominent women who served in elected office. The most notable of these is my wife's great-grandmother, Dr. Martha Hughes Cannon, a pioneer in both government and heritage. 123 years ago, she was…

Before I begin, I would like to list the number of areas where I likely agree with my good friend from Colorado (Mr. Neguse). We share a State, a boundary, and our States are beautiful and full of public lands and recreational…

I would like to reemphasize my praise for the Congressman from Colorado. The consensus that he mentioned is not a simple thing and should be applauded. I simply make a plea and request that the gentleman will continue to seek for that…

I demand a recorded vote. The Acting CHAIR. Pursuant to clause 6 of rule XVIII, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from Utah will be postponed. Amendment No. 2 Offered by Mr. Brown of Maryland The Acting CHAIR…

I have an amendment at the desk. The CHAIR. The Clerk will designate the amendment. The text of the amendment is as follows: At the end of the bill, insert the following: TITLE V--APPLICATION SEC. 501. APPLICATION. Notwithstanding any…

I actually have a bill that addresses this. It is called the TAIPEI Act and I hope this committee will pick this bill up and quickly address it.

I worry that our effort, our U.S. dollars spent in that region are a small percent compared to the influence of China and their maligning influence.

My great fear that despite all of our best efforts, it is still not enough.

Your testimony, you argue that it is important for Federal land management agencies not to create unnecessary tension.