DHS is responding, reacting to that illegal act.

I think we are going to have a real tough time actually deterring illegal immigration.

I think that the biggest threat, really, is just the public perception--is this a legitimate election?

Again, I want to underscore, that only applies to family units, a parent, that crosses illegally, between the ports of entry.

we can only hold UACs for 20 days, which does quite a few things.

the result being people realize that they can still go up to the border, as an unaccompanied child, we apprehend them, we process them, we disperse them.

that is a huge incentive for more to come.

We should not be eliminating OPIC, we should be putting it on steroids.

This suspension has already caused a disruption in the supply chain for our members and is currently impacting the delivery of care to the patients those members serve.

I have a lot of constituents who are literally some on their death bed today; I am not using hyperbole.

We need to identify the root cause, and it is that flow that has been caused by a horribly broken legal immigration system.

Nobody wants to see any child exploited in any way, shape, or form.

This is an enormous problem.

This threat is too significant to allow turf wars to get in the way of as efficient an operation as possible.

I think we will in a bipartisan fashion do everything we can to move this nomination along as quickly as possible.

I mean, that is what I thought 6 years ago, and the top two things on cybersecurity are always information sharing and a national preemption of data breach notification just made so much sense, but it is far more complex than that.

I think the lesson learned in Kaspersky, certainly one of the lessons is that within the intelligence and national security community, they knew full well that here is a cybersecurity business founded and operated by a former KGB officer…

What was underscored in yesterday's hearing are the threats we face are real; they are pervasive; they are growing.

Basically an act of war against Montenegro if it would have succeeded.

I cannot imagine anybody walking by something dealing with accounting, but----

the country needs to do more.

How did we let Kaspersky Labs grow the way we did, knowing what was the potential there?

Let us say the vote totals exceed the number of people registered in a particular precinct, we should actually have some examples of that as well.

What did Russia apparently spend on Facebook? Was it even $1 million?

I learned in that briefing that Russia had attempted to access voter files.