literally from alabama back to brownsville, texas. this disaster has caused the oil and gas industry to shut down even if the moratorium does not last six months it will be too late for many of these folks, but these people are not the ones to blame. they're the hard working people with a work ethic like none other than take their responsibility on these rigs seriously. however, koording to the investigation this subcommittee conducted it's obvious many bp officials on and off the rig did not take their responsibility of this rig seriously. halliburton warned the decisions could lead to serious problem and now people are losing their jobs. they could have been prevented if bmplt p had not chosen exped yensy over say. which brings my next point. whether it's the fire where 15 people died, time after time, it's shown that bp chooses exped yensy over samplt yet, mr. hayward, in your testimony you write, none of us knows why it happened. yet this subcommittee uncovered five air years where bp made mistakes. i add up the hours that these e

literally from alabama back to brownsville, texas. this disaster has caused the oil and gas industry to shut down even if the moratorium does not last six months it will be too late for many of these folks, but these people are not the ones to blame. they're the hard working people with a work ethic like none other than take their responsibility on these rigs seriously. however, koording to the investigation this subcommittee conducted it's obvious many bp officials on and off the rig did not take their responsibility of this rig seriously. halliburton warned the decisions could lead to serious problem and now people are losing their jobs. they could have been prevented if bmplt p had not chosen exped yensy over say. which brings my next point. whether it's the fire where 15 people died, time after time, it's shown that bp chooses exped yensy over samplt yet, mr. hayward, in your testimony you write, none of us knows why it happened. yet this subcommittee uncovered five air years where bp made mistakes. i add up the hours that these e

attention, personnel, or resources that have been required to cover the border all the way from brownsville to san diego. from day one, the obama administration has taken its responsibility here seriously. it has developed and implemented a clear strategy to obtainfá that personnel, those resources, that equipment, that technology. it is truly that which is required to meet the responsibility along our nation's border. i want to discuss our strategy and the strong and smart taken to improve -- that dhs has already taken to improve enforcement. i would like to detail what progress we have made and the next steps we're taking. let's begin with the current challenges. our southwest border states have endured more than their share of challenges. i know this from personal experience, having worked directly on border issues since 1993, first as the united states attorney for arizona, then as the arizona attorney general, then as the governor of arizona, and now, of course

to brownsville, texas. >> good afternoon. i am appalled at what is happening. get out of the way.rica is in a terrible situation, but it's happening to louisiana but maybe it will happen to the whole gulf coast. it is a tragedy. people need to move. the president has to give the power to someone who knows what they are doing. obviously bp is not cutting it. it has been over a month. how long will louisiana have to wait for something to be done correctly? the animals are dying. it is creating a tremendous tragedy for those who live in louisiana and his livelihood is at stake. if louisiana goes down and mississippi and all the coastline, including all the way up, if a hurricane comes it will take everything. doesn't that mean anything to anyone in washington? we need to get calling. i already called my congressman. we have to band together. we have to get washington involved. perhaps the president will make a right decision in saying this is to has to take care of the situation. everything is going downhill. louisiana and will move everything -- will lose everything. people have wor

literally from alabama back to brownsville, texas. this disaster has caused the oil and gas industry to shut down even if the moratorium does not last six months it will be too late for many of these folks, but these people are not the ones to blame. ey're the hard working people with a work ethic like none other than take their responsibility on these rigs seriously. however, koording to the investigation this subcommittee conducted it's obvious many bp officials on and off the rig did not take their responsibility of this rig seriously. halliburton warned the decisions could lead to serious problem and now people are losing their jobs. they could have been prevented if bmplt p had not chosen exped yensy over say. which brings my next point. whether it's the fire where 15 people died, time after time, it's shown that bp choosss exped yensy over samplt yet, mr. hayward, in your tesmony you write, none of us knows why it happened. yet this subcommittee uncovered five air years where bp made mistakes. i add up the hours that these extra

imelda in brownsville, texas. welcome. >> this is the first time i have heard your program. at what has happened. it is time for bp to get out of the way. america is in a terrible situation. what will happen to the whole gulf coast line, starting from texas all the way up. -- all the way up? it is a tragedy. the president needs to give power to someone who knows what they are doing. bp is not cutting it. has been over a month. how long will everyone on the coastline have to wait for things to be done correctly? this is creating a horrible tragedy for those who live in louisiana and whose livelihoods are at stake. if louisianan goes down, and in mississippi, all of that coastline, including all the way up, it will take everything if a hurricane comes. doesn't that mean anything to anyone in washington? i already called my congressman. i will call my senator. we have to band together and get washington involved. hopefully, the president will make the right decision. we need to get volunteers out there. everything is going downhill. louisiana is going to lose everything. it is

to brownsville, texas. >> good afternoon. i am appalled at what is happening. get out of the way.ca is in a terrible situation, but it's happening to louisiana but maybe it will happen to the whole gulf coast. it is a tragedy. people need to move. the president has toive the power to someone who knows what they are doing. obviously bp is not cutting it. it has been over a month. how long will louisiana have to wait for something to be done correctly? the animals are dying. it is creating a tremendous tragedy for those who live in louisiana and his livelihood is at stake. if louisiana goes down and mississippi and all the coastline, iludi all the way up, if a hurricane comes it will take everything. doesn't that mean anything to anyone in washington? we need to get calling. i already called my congressman we have to band together. we have to get washington involved. perhaps the president will make a right decision in saying this is to has to take care of the situation. erything is going downhill. louisiana and will move everything -- will lose everything. people have worked so hard