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today after decades z of trade deficits and a mass high gration of our factories -- migration of our factuallies offshore, we have only one company in the entire united states that can repair navy submarine propellers. today we do not have a single company in the u.s. that can make flat panel displays for our military aircraft. and other items that we can't produce in the u.s. that have important military applications include everything from night visioning goggles and certain types of armor-plaited steel to integrated circuits. meanwhile, our steel industry is on the ropes, and our aluminum industry is flat on its back under the weight of massive dumping. our ship-building industry is gathering barnacles. we have already begun to lose control of our food supply chain. and there is a full bore ground game underway now for the foreign purchase of large swaths of the treasures of silicon valley. my point is simply this: most of those in our profession have chosen to ignore the broader national security risks that stem from large and persistent trade deficits and the concomitant decline

be able to plug that gap, but that's one of the reasons the government made it clear that i will gration the preannouncements, but it's going to rumble on as a topic of heated debate, isn't it? the education sector almost to a man and woman is pretty much militantly opposed and this is something that the education sector really, really doesn't want to see. so you will see significant opposition from within the schools and school leaders and headteachers. because? they argue if you're going to talk about grammar schools in terms of motion mobility all the evidence that exists, almost all the evidence that exists, almost all the evidence that exists, almost all the evidence that exists suggests that grammar schools are bad for social mobility. there are examples. everyone knows someone who was lifted out of poverty and went on to suggest ses because of grammar schools, but the research suggests that grammar schools are not great for social mobility. theresa may wa nts to for social mobility. theresa may wants to push them, is it partly saying, wants to push them, is it partly "my wants to

i hope you can speak to president trump and secretary kelly about the effects of intellectual gration enforcement policies that the president has announced and how tim pacts our agriculture sector. it's estimated that 50% of agriculture workers are immigrants. if we don't proper immigration reform and a debate about holistic policy, it is going to harm families in new york and it's going to harm agricultural workers at our farms throughout upstate new york and long island. so i ask, will you make a commitment that you will work toward making sure our farms have the workers they need? mr. perdue: i will certainly commit to you that, senator. particularly in your dairy industry in upstate new york and others. just as senator leahy mentioned. that's not a seasonal job. i think if you go into dairy barnes around the country, you're going to find most of the time those cows are being milked by immigrant labor. and i do plan to be a voice in the administration to persuade policymakers there over this issue. i recognize that many of our producers, both seasonal types of crops that you mentio