Last week, I introduced the Confronting the Threat of Domestic Terrorism Act (H.R. 4192), legislation that for the first time would create a federal domestic terrorism crime, and I hope you will consider cosponsoring this timely and important legislation.
The United States’ relationship with our European allies is arguably more important now than at any point since World War II. It is critical we do everything possible to maintain and strengthen our partnership, especially in the face of the 21st century’s
growing threats.
We invite you to join us in cosponsoring H.R. 1931, the Domestic Terrorism Prevention Act, which seeks to prevent acts of domestic terrorism by white supremacists and other extremist groups.
The Trump Administration is manufacturing a crisis on our southern border as more children and families are arriving at the border from Central America, many seeking asylum. At the beginning of the year, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) reiterated
its demand to terminate the Flores Settlement Agreement, which stops the indefinite imprisonment of children separated from their families. Until they get this authority, the Administration is operating family detention centers – where families can be held
in inhumane conditions for years awaiting their hearings.
Last week, I introduced the Confronting the Threat of Domestic Terrorism Act (H.R. 4192), legislation that for the first time would create a federal domestic terrorism crime, and I hope you will consider cosponsoring this timely and important legislation.
As members of Congress, we have a Constitutional duty to support and defend the First Amendment. Yet, it is also our responsibility to prevent its use from inflicting physical or emotional harm on others.
There is a growing bipartisan recognition that America faces a comprehensive challenge from China. To ensure our strategies for addressing China’s rise are sound, and to ensure effective oversight, please join us in co-sponsoring the
U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Act of 2019. This legislation— which was introduced in the Senate by Senators Chris Coons (D-DE), Mitt Romney (R-UT), and Tim Kaine (D-KA)— harnesses the resources of at least ten government agencies to help
counter China’s multifaceted challenge to the United States.
As CNN and Washington Post have reported, Saudi Arabia will soon be able to build the ballistic missiles it needs to deliver a nuclear weapon. This is one more reason why we need to oppose a Saudi nuclear program unless Congress determines that
there are adequate safeguards, and that it is in our national interest.
Please join us in co-sponsoring The Richard Lugar Nonproliferation and Arms Control Legacy Resolution. Along with honoring Senator Lugar’s legacy, this resolution reaffirms America’s commitment to reducing nuclear dangers.
As CNN and Washington Post have reported, Saudi Arabia will soon be able to build the ballistic missiles it needs to deliver a nuclear weapon. This is one more reason why we need to oppose a Saudi nuclear program unless Congress determines that
there are adequate safeguards, and that it is in our national interest.