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i yield to representative debbie wasserman schultz of florida. ms. wasserman schultz: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. stand here in support of her courage. every man and d woman on this floor that we were ent to washington to destroy hostile work environments, not build them. few women here watching have not felt a man's bullying breath or as cing finger in our face we were told exactly where our place was at work. felt it as a 20-something lawmaker and had a highly public similar experience here in these alls of congress as a 30-something member. once again, from a then florida member of congress. former member was just elected as chair of the republican party of texas. way, this is unchecked. take a stand from our colleague and friend, ms. ocasio-cortez, and those women endure this archaic behavior. today we take a stand and say enough.s sadly, most capitols, including his one, endure this archaic behavior. and we must stand shoulder-to-shoulder to say that is the last day that we will tolerate it. adly, most capitols, including undeniably e s

this is similar to issues that congress worn frankel and debbie wasserman schultz and i have worked on in the past, issues that come up after storms. chairman price and i have been dealing with these issues for a number of years. the chairman mentioned the bill that passed the house, which is something we have to continue to push because it is essential, so i look forward to working with him and with congresswoman watson coleman on those issues. i think this is a good amendment under the circumstances and i would urge the adoption. i yield back. >> if there was no further debate, the member from new jersey is recognized on the amendment for one minute to close. >> thank you, madam chair. i want to stress that this is a common sense fix and i hope that my colleagues will vote yes and help provide much-needed relief. thank you. i yield back. >> the question is in the amendment offered by the member from new jersey. all those in favor say aye. those opposed say no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. it is adopted. is there any further amendment or discussion? seeing none, i re

think gentlemen i yield back. >> thank the gentleman who yields back and the chao recognizes debbie wasserman schultzfrom remote. congresswoman, schultz? >> then you madam chair. director dillingham, this is weeks after the supreme court broke down the citizenship question. it was an executive order to obtain an estimate over citizens and non citizens by other means. attorney general barr was very clear about the purpose of doing that. he said and i quote, there's a dispute over legal aliens that can be included depending on the resolution of that this state could blue of relevance. you are on the committee days later and you represented the citizen data collected with the executive order that would not be used. you responded, quote, we produce high apportionment accounts and let me get back to you on that, unquote. you testified on july 24th 2019, were you already aware of the presidents plan to execute undocumented immigrants? >> no congresswoman, i was not. >> when did you first become aware of the president or anyone else administration that was looking to exclude undocumented immigrants? >> i wa

. >> the gentleman yields back into the chair recognizes debbie wasserman schultz. >> thank you, madam chair. he said, and i quote, whether illegal aliens are included depending on the resolution of that, the data you appear before the committee just days later and when asked directly if you could confirm the data collected under the 2019 executive order would be used in account and you responded with me get back to you on that. two exclude. >> i was only formally a whereupon issued in the presidential memorandum it was a press story a couple of years earlier. >> reclaiming my time, when did you first become aware anyone else in the administration was planning to exclude undocumented immigrants? >> i heard there was a story in the press and local peace. perhaps the capitol hill newspaper or if i recall someone reported a story that such a directive may be coming down and as i recall it seemed like it was late on a friday night was waiting to learn more and then a few days later the directive was issued. >> you learned about the president's executive order to exclude undocumented immigr

these two aspects and make sure we don't put at risk the funds that chairman serrano and debbie wasserman schultz and i have fought so hard sure -- hard for. let's not jeopardize them because they are unrelated and let's not use the safety of our children as a pressure point to get other things done. priority.d take s tos not use them as pawn get other things done. there's an opportunity to very nearly, very nearly, and i do this with rate respect, very this schoolve out safety, school hardening so that we do not put it at risk. i would ask for your favorable consideration. woman.you, madam chair chair lowey: the question is on the mm and offered by the member from florida. all those in favor say aye. those opposed say no. and the have it amendment is not adopted. workedded vote has been -- been requested. all those in favor of recorded vote raise your hand. a sufficient number, the clerk will call the roll. call] [no audio] chair lowey: on this boat, the nays are 32,nd the the amendment is not adopted. for what purpose does the member from florida rise? >> madame chair i have an amendment at the

this is similar to issues that congress worn frankel and debbie wasserman schultz and i have worked on in the past, issues that come up after storms. chairman price and i have been dealing with these issues for a number of years. the chairman mentioned the bill that passed the house, which is something we have to continue to push because it is essential, so i look forward to working with him and with congresswoman watson coleman on those issues. i think this is a good amendment under the circumstances and i would urge the adoption. >> if there was no further debate, the member from new jersey is recognized on the amendment for one minute to close. >> thank you, madam chair. i want to stress that this is a common sense fix and i hope my colleagues will vote yes and help provide much-needed relief. thank you and i yield back. the question is in the amendment offered by the member from new jersey. all those in favor say aye. those opposed say no. hm. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. it is adopted. amendmentny further or discussion? seeing none, i recognize the gentlewoman fr