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testimony you will give before the committee on homeland security of the united states house of representatives will be the trele truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? let the record reflect that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you, you may be seated. i would now like to formally introduce our witnesses. miss tammy nothe mother of a young maryland woman who was raped and murdered in july of 2022 allegedly by a 17-year- old el salvador native and ms-13 member who had illegally crossed the southwest border in march of 2022 as an unaccompanied alien child. the arizona mother who lost her 26-year-old daughter, ashley done to fentanyl poisoning in 2021. since her daughter's passing, josephine has become an advocate, working to stem sentinel in the united states. miss deborah is the director of the princeton program and law and public policy, and charles robertson, a visiting director of law and public affairs. before joining princeton she was a director of law and codirector of the center for constitutional democracy at cardozo law school at yeshiva university, and held visiting appoint

he was the day with the house and senate were voting to certify the election. this is important, because trers in the maga coalition responsible. they showed up because josh harley -- josh hawley, ted cruz made clear they believed in the lies that the election wstolen,o challenge the election. that they were going to try to election. it gave these protesters who believed the lies donald trump and others had been telling. the second thing is, there has been a lot of investigations by doj. there are over 900 people who lty anbeen convicted. all sorts of crimes. the record there is really clear. the point i was going to make is evidence has now come forward of what republican leaders actually thought during thosethey were h. they were calling donald trump, urging him to do something, and he refused. i think for a lot of people that was sort of the breaking point his culpability really kind of sort through the roof,■ which is not just that he assembled the crowd, told him it was going to be wild, sent them to the capitol knowing they were armed. but that while they were involved in this violence

housing overall fo single-family units and i'm pleaseto see the manufactured housing as part of the discussion today and that treis some hope and legislation attached to the hearing on that topic. back to zoning, the program bubblegum lead on the yes in my backyard act with congressman kilmer. this bill would require counity development block grant recipients to report on the policies they use relate to zoning restrictions. it will be easier to identify the full impact the polics will havon houng costs. the witnesses come froall different unique perspectives and i enjoy hearinfrom some of them on this important bill. mr. royster. could you please explain how zoning restrictions can impede the development of rental housing. >> thank you congressman. i will give you examples where barriers were lower and increased development in rental housing. several states anlocalities in 2023 enacted young be relatelegislation to spur housing developments. californ passed reforms to allow groups tbuild affordable housing on their property and legislators in montana passed series of bills which woulallow for backyard accessory

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house. everyone would vote for him because he gets along with everyone is jt the best. what else is tre to say from letting us in front of his camera on a moment's notice to moments of cuteness, sharing pictures of his grandson? we love you every time i see you. you are always smiling. such a professional, making sure that everything is perfectly. obviously, i did this video myself as it is not up to your quality of work. jack goes there. don't worry. that's what we say. day in, daout at nbc. the senators are wired. you can hit m. and george in attitude our life and really try to work, particularly in germy and became a grandfather and just sort of might be the fir time i had same experience. so i met jocko in 1990 when i first started at cnn and he literally took me under his ng. i was a currie and he taught me how to do audio in the microwave, how to shoot, and we're not for him. i wouldn't be standing here talking to today. the assignments. i remember the best were the many nights and overnights that jocko and i spent together at the pentagon during the first gulf war. jocko, you are