The gentleman is right. This is a serious issue. As the gentleman said, something this serious should be bipartisan, and the good thing is that it is bipartisan. People on both sides of the aisle recognize the horrific nature of these unsolved crimes and are wanting to do something about it. I am really heartened by the fact that in this day and age, and in this climate here in Washington, D.C., there are some issues that we can rally around together in a bipartisan fashion. I think that is a perfect segue into introducing a friend of mine from the Bipartisan Working Group, someone who embodies the desire to find solutions and to find common ground on issues so that we can move forward. This is a great example of the work that we can accomplish when we put our heads together. Mr. Speaker, I yield to my good friend from New Mexico (Ms. Torres Small).
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