all laws should be converted into laws and laws approved by the parliament in the construction of the lost hat in the policy of the flower, the act of becoming a core law, in some we have entered. we have an article in some policies that has been done, but some are still there we didn't enter. this should be sharif's pathology. the reason goes back to the parliament. one reason is that it goes back to the general legislative atmosphere of the country . vetting in the 4-year holding is a subject of the parliament. the bodies related to prioritizing legislative priorities . let it happen in the cooperation between the parliament, the guardian council and the assembly, and the same will happen now in toronto, now the convergence between these weak elements in this direction, in the direction of prioritizing the legislator of the red and clear 11th parliament that will be formed , i remain the person who, for example, the first time about the i want to dress myself, whatever comes to my mind to compose an essay, let me put it on my desk, i'm telling the truth, let's break a picture, i'll

local law enforcement. it's also about trying to attack and vilified the black lives matter movement and the activism that help shape our nation. help us more clearly see the injustices carried out in our communities. 2020i, myself, was in the forefront of this movement alongside the world i watched online outraged over the killing and lynching of george floyd. a man who did not deserve to die at the hands of a police chokehold while they called out for his mother. alongside the world i was outraged over the loss of breonna taylor. a young woman who deserve not to be shot dead in her own home. and like millions across this country i marched for change but march the fight for ouroi voices to be heard. for a world but that not exist and marched in a nonviolent way alongside my community in centralnt florida. i saw the pain and hurt of so many live in a nation where they feared their well-being everton they stepped out of their home due to negative interaction with law enforcement. not every interaction but ma

it's important to honor law enforcement. it's important to recognize law enforcement.his is very simple. it's a bill of rights. it's giving them the ability to do the job that they took an oath to do. they rose their right hand. they swore on a bible to protect to serve, to go out each and every day and stand that line that i mentioned between good and evil. the fact in a any member of this house of representatives who claims to support law enforcement, who likes to put those tweets of thoughts and prayers, god forbid, when a member of law enforcement loses their life, ladies and gentlemen, thoughts and prayers when an officer gets killed is not enough. what we need to do is supply them with a bill of rights. what we need to do is to implore states to do the same. so that is why i'm asking all my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to do the right thing. today is about supporting law enforcement. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. d'esposito: thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: thank y

law in ukraine.agreed to vote on the question without discussion, therefore, i immediately put forward a proposal to adopt as a whole with the necessary technical legal amendments the draft law on approving the decree of the president of ukraine on extending the period of martial law in ukraine, registration number 6259 i ask the people's deputies to vote 92:59 i said so 92 59 i ask the people's deputies vote for 324 decision adopted the law was adopted as a whole the following bill too we agreed without discussion 692-60 this is a draft law on approving the decree of the president of ukraine about extension of the term of general mobilization therefore i propose to adopt in general with the necessary technical and legal amendments the draft law on the approval of the decree of the president of ukraine on extension of the term of general mobilization registration number 9260 i ask people 's deputies to vote for 333 the decision has been made to adopt the law as a whole thank you colleagues the next d

5344-4 and 53 44-9 this is a draft law on making changes to some laws of ukraine regarding ensuring the rights of persons with disabilities to work, this is a repeat of the first reading, i propose to consider these issues under a shortened procedure simply of people's deputies to vote for 247, the decision was made as follows. dear colleagues, please, we will have speakers . first, who are we with on the first draft law ? galina mykolaivna and you, yulia volodymyrivna vypadeshki, you will report on your draft law on 53-44-4. i understand correctly , you will report according to this draft law no, there is no alternative, there is yours 5344-4 and there is a deshka that is made of all you will be yulia volodymyrivna tymoshenko according to yours then halyna mykolaivna yes i understand correctly from the dezhka you will be from the committee yes speak and kryvko then from committee and then two for two against yuliya volodymyrivna, please no, uh, your alternative will not help, your alternative has become the main one, to which a long time ago has already been made , first you, yulia

, or it is in conflict with other laws, or the law is considered to be the law, and at the same time it causes problems instead of the basic solution and executive has presented when the palm of the law is created and felt, and the legislation should be based on the principles it has , the principles should be done. it is the nature of the legislative instruments and the principle of formality that it should not be in the form of another law , abrogated and obsolete, the law should be clear and transparent, without ambiguity , and the executives should face the least ambiguity when they want to implement the law, and basically there is a problem in this . of course , natural volume reducers may face ambiguity the solution law of the constitutional law, the ordinary law, defines the authority of its interpretation, and usually i refer to the executive from the reference to the summons, and they also express the final opinion of the legislator, and the case is clarified, but the legislation is based on the correct and correct principles. in the spring of 1402 , where are the most peopl

expressing support for the nation's law enforcement. the nation's law enforcement officers. and their new bill was changed to just say local law enforcement. they made a conscious decision to do that. and the gentleman keeps on quoting us, there's an old saying that the only thing that really matters around here is votes. everything else is b.s. and so we can play this game of quotes versus votes, but the bottom line, is the votes are what mattered -- the bottom line is, the votes are what mattered and what matters most. my friends on the other side of the aisle two weeks ago brought a bill that they all voted for that cut money for law enforcement. at every level. they voted for that. so that's their record. and i hope my friends will appreciate that. so as we honor our nation's police officers,ed a we should -- officers, as we should, i have to say, it is disappointing that we're only honoring some, that a conscious, deliberate decision was made to exclude others. and i just -- i find that really, really disturbing. and quite frankly we tried to fix it last night in the ru

we make laws in the economic environment of the political environment. economic laws had to answer. uh, parts of society, uh, had to support, uh, support disabled women, and now a woman has received all her constitutional rights on an equal basis with a man. now even now a woman should be accepted to any public position, including judicial positions and other positions. on par with a man when it comes to people with disabilities, and now people with disabilities have a law that represents their interests, when it comes to politics. naturally, we have adopted new laws regulating as well the presidential and general elections. in addition, we formed a new national level to regulate my process. 2014, we have a full-fledged system for ensuring human rights, we provide an appropriate legislative climate in order to pass laws and in order to create new personnel who could ensure the implementation of those laws that are adopted in the field of human rights and these organizations. we provide submission of all necessary reports. that at the internal level they are applied, uh, are applied

once it becomes a law, we have to implement the law. for any reason, if if there is a discussion, it has been proposed to amend the law, so this is at least logical and rationality and management should decide that everything is according to the law and really the law is a collection of collective wisdom that comes and is summarized and many opinions lead to the law in the same law in the preferred currency and all and the new width means a fixed price for a part of the goods that there, the repository for the main tasks of the parliament has been shown in this image. let's pay attention . the parliament removed a preferred currency, but next to it i had put the electronic invoice. 401 ok , we removed the preferred 1200 according to the law, but from i want to return what we implemented and compensate with cash subsidies when there is inflation in the country with this acceleration, the amount that we are subsidizing will carry out the compensatory policy related to the increase in prices. but in the field of responsibility and work, th

local law.l, for example, it concerns the recognition of transgender people. the supreme court made a decision that was in line with international, if e legislation, if it is contrary to international laws, then local laws take precedence. but if there are no such laws at the national level, then the country can adhere to and comply with the principle of international law. thus we see that the judiciary takes international law into account and accepts its supremacy, and in the event that there are no laws regulating the atmosphere, and in india a if such legislation exists, then it has first priority in this way the sovereignty of national law is ensured and in this regard constitutional constitutional court, india defend knot. the clip world is changing we see that the rights and the system are changing, but the position of india is unchanged and our judicial system, which is illegal and it takes into account various changes, and on a global scale, but uh, nevertheless, uh, protection and this

she later attended a stetson college of law. she has a masters of law in international law. she started with holland at night, which you practice commercial litigation -- where she practiced commercial litigation, prosecuting firearms, drugs and fraud offenses. in 2006, at a young age, she became the youngest judge in florida when she was elected circuit judge in hillsborough county. on january 8 of 2019, she became florida's 38th attorney general. since taking office, general moody has been recognized as the leader. she served on the presidential commission on law enforcement and administration of justice. the chair florida's task force on opioid abuse, and continues to chair florida state white commission of human trafficking. please join me in welcoming general ashley moody. [applause] you will not hear more from me. it's most important you hear from them. it's the rule of law. this is where the pushback starts. i'm going to start with attorney general moody. why don't you give us opening remarks on what your office is doing? >> what is interesting about running to be the

they referred to lawful permanent residents, which i was a lawful permanent resident, probably one of the few in this body that actually knows what that means, many of whom have lived here for decades, as mere guests in this country. and rejected any attempt to institute any process, due process or basic parameters around this unworkable piece of legislation. instead of attempting to score cheap political points during plit week, my colleague -- during police week, my colleagues should be working with us on real bipartisan solutions to achieve humane and just immigration reform. i urge my colleagues to reject this bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from new york rese reserves. the gentleman from alabama is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chair. let me say this. i think it's very important that -- and this is extremely timely. we know we've had five million encounters on the u.s. southern border since biden has been president and in that situation with title 42 expiring, we expect more and more law enforcement is going to have to interact with aliens a

i propose to adopt the draft law as a basis on the introduction of amendments to the law of ukraine on the financial responsibility of military personnel and persons equated to them for damage caused to the state in relation to the financial responsibility of policemen , the registration number of the draft law is 8213. i am ready to vote. i ask the people's deputies to vote for 249. the decision has been made. thank you, colleagues. if there are still amendments, we will skip it and move on, no no, the next draft law is 91 56 please leave the procedure. dear members, dear colleagues. it is on the agenda, so if we move it somewhere, we must put this question to a vote of the hall and decide on it. no, i haven't finished it. and this is an important bill. and there are correct things in this law, so if the hall is determined, we will certainly be able to move it. please put it on the question for voting . if this draft law will be followed , see dear colleagues, let's not lead. okay, thank you, let's do the next one. 91:56, this is a draft law on making changes to some laws of ukraine o

the new law and this law that it is not always this year and it will not reach this year's elections,y are closing their plans, but the former law, but now with the proposal of mr. qadri, a dear colleague, and with the indescribable effort of the council commission, it is commendable, but honestly , these dear ones are involved in the law of making elections, they are trying to go to the elections. this year, there is no problem with passing this law, but it will create problems in the parliamentary elections. dear ones, we have warned you about the parliamentary election law. from the first day, we have been respected , according to the opinion of the majority of the parliament. don't make the election more confusing, or allow the former law to be implemented, the current law to be implemented, or if the current law is approved and replace the law, prove it and complete confusion for the ministry of interior, for the governors, for the election headquarters, and i am asking you to accept this suggestion. honorable mr. qadri, please vote against so that we don't get into more trouble

in general i congratulate my colleagues, the following draft law 62-03 is a draft law on amendments to certain legislative acts of ukraine on improvement of state supervision of control in the field of technogenic and fire safety this is also the second reading this is also the second reading i invite the chairman of the committee of the committee on environmental policy and nature management serhiy volodymyrovych mandziy tell me, please, we have agreed what will be one amendment from the eu and there will be several amendments from and the homelands are correct, i understand, please, let's start with the eu then, and the homeland, if possible. come up , who is arthur, who will be from you, what amendment, what number, and 1 minute, just speak. yes, be it. laska friz iryna, one minute thank you, mr. chairman dear colleagues, in fact, we have a situation where a draft law containing corruption risks was submitted to the first reading , which was, respectively, the conclusion of the profile anti-corruption committee, where we emphasized the need to remove the discretionary powers of t

what do you think of this draft law on amendments to the law of ukraine on advertising regarding the implementation of european legislation into the national legislation of ukraine by implementing certain provisions of the act in in the field of audiovisual advertising of the european convention on transcondon television, directive 20-10 of the european parliament and council 13/eu on audi visual media services dated march 10, 2010, as amended eu directive 2018/1808 of november 14, 2018 and to some other laws. this is number 9206. dear colleagues, we had such an agreement at the conciliation council that there would be a 3-minute speech, krulko, amendments. and what i had written down, ivan ivanovich, you have three minutes of speech, next 2 ustinov's minutes, two minutes, stefanishyna is correct, and yurchyshyn. i apologize . yurchyshyn and stefanichna will each have two minutes, and after that we can vote correctly. please, let's start with 2 minutes. fatherland, what format do you have, and i ask you to put corrections 178 and 179 for confirmation. and in general, i thank the comm

god created natural laws, the rule this world and its creatures laws and the law of nature, which all are bound, is identical with the law of god. god enabled men to discover it through reason but quote eternal, immutable laws of good and evil. so far they are necessary for the conduct of human actions. close quote a universal of nations derived from natural jurisprudence, right reason, morality, custom, well munis of law reflecting these principles determined the rules of conduct for particular societies kant and blackstone inculcated this fundament hierarchy and this background. kant common terry discussed the anglo-american law system, which had evolved from immemorial court decisions and statutes. kant covered the rights of proper, real, impersonal commerce and, descent and distribution can also explain the tradition understanding of american government, constitutional jurisprudence. he focused on enumerate of powers and limitations of the federal and state government as reading law was an inherently conservative mode of study. it impressed on the student. the age, continuity and

90 years and now today we have reached the 34th law, the last law of which was the copyright law of3, and it mandated the government to issue ownership documents for the entire country within 5 years of 1998. by the end of 1998, only 4% of agricultural lands were approved. the country had the deed of ownership of hadnagar, these other events have happened in the last year and a half the current government and the current ministry of agricultural jihad and your service, who appointed the previous minister with dota sadatinejad, the current minister, mr. dr. aghamiri, both of them emphasize that we, as soldiers of the people , are standing on the foot of the truth to do this as soon as possible. we can implement these challenges of shredding and issuing the food fact document, and proceed with a tact and tact so as not to harm the agricultural sector . we have sent a circular to all the provinces and they have said that each city should introduce us a pilot or an example for aggregation and communication. the shape of the goods is the same. for example, the lands of a village are iden

these law schools, these law students go someplace when they graduate.hey go to these big law firms and they take the bad habits have developed at the law schools with them and they try to replicate that at the law firm level and the law firms are already moving in that direction so it becomes a self reinforcing cycle. this is particularly problematic when you combine all this together because this attack on the legitimacy and integrity of the supreme court, the supreme court by the nature of life tenure and removing yourself from active everyday society a bit and putting on roads and sitting up on a bench, the justices are not particularly suited to defend themselves. there have been attacks on the court over history and if you look, who is there to fill that gap and protect the integrity and legitimacy of the courts? do we look to the bar? and the leaders of the bar at the large law firms. they should be there defending the integrity of the court, taking the trouble to explain to people that legal decisions are not politics by other means. so if you do

82:50 dear colleagues, this is a draft law on amendments to the law of ukraine on the state fund of the property of ukraine regarding the optimization of the structure of the state property fund of ukraine, this is the second reading dear colleagues please tell me if anyone will insist on taking into account their amendments no one will insist on taking into account their amendments correctly thank you or will someone insist on your amendments for a second i understood two minutes, yes, three minutes, please, yes, volvo , for a long time, nina petrovna, please dear colleagues , in order to find all the amendments, i want to inform you of something, because in fact the changes to the law on the state property fund, which the readings concerned only changes to the structure of the fund, as well as the appointment of deputy heads of the fund as political positions , this project was supplemented by the introduction of changes to a number of laws that would definitely have to be discussed as a result of the discussion that was going on here and in the hall before continued, we still fou

they are a common law country and do law from the constitutional system for common law countries as wellyou see examples of that. not overwhelmingly but you d.c. citations to american constitutional civil rights history in some of their cases. i think what we want to understand is even before globalism, international civil rights movement -- our civil rights move encouraged a lot of anticolonial movements worldwide. as such, they learned a lot from us. but we learned a lot from south africa in terms of nelson mandela and the anti-apartheid movement. there is an international focus. russ: thank you so much. that was good. thank you. >> perhaps underdiscussed tool and the authoritarian regime and controlling members with the marginalized represented communities and restrictions of body autonomy. discuss how that plays out both abrowed and here in the united states and -- abrowed broad -- abroad and here can you discuss the trends you may be seeing a concern here and abroad? innervedable panel. long before dobbs, we recognize many pregnancy capable people didn't have cassioppi toss to abort

it must be a law. the law should be monitored and culture should be created. one of our tasks and the conversations that we have in these cities in the small villages that we go to with the cultural guardians is that the law of the security bill, which the women's security bill is less than that, in the final stages of the parliament, will prevent this damage. that's all the fire has been approved he wants to ensure that we should not have forced marriage, that marriage should not be in the form of blood ties and the like , anything that can be prevented, and it is one of the cases that, with sadness, owes to the emphasis of the supreme leader and his insistence. you have written that the law should protect women. thank you very much, father, for watching from the beginning of tonight. this conversation has an effect on cultural formation whether you like it or not. you say no , let's see that medicine is not prescribed based on galan and the instructions, or in other words, persian games of technical stage , which is again technical stage in farsi. minister o

and what is the law currently being considered about?this period of time, we have gained experience that has shown some shortcomings in the mechanism that you and i adopted, the mechanisms were adopted for the first time, therefore certain mistakes were definitely made. well, for example, what do we offer to do in this draft law clarify in which cases and with regard to which information taxpayers can submit requests at the request of the state tax service clarify the grounds for carrying out non-payment documentary checks clarify that the legal or legal control of controlled foreign companies is determined on december 31 determine the specifics of taxation of income from transactions with valuable with the formation papers , we determine the definitions of the concepts of trust and fiduciary duty, and we determine the features of inclusion in the kick report of non-profit and charitable organizations. in this way, we take into account the technical points that business asks us about, that the tax authorities ask us about, which were not

azar 1400, a law that has been approved for a year and a half, the law on family and youth support for family formation and childbearing, if this law is seriously implemented to more than 80% , it can have a great contribution in managing the population crisis based on twenty and first, the growth of the population was identified and it was written that one of the serious obstacles to housing is the tenant who left it to the ministry of roads and urban development, and we can give 200 square meters of land to those who have three or more children in cities with a population of less than 500,000. let's do it after more than 6 months have passed since the notification of the regulation granting of land and housing is far behind in the field of land and housing. the ministry of roads and urban development said that so far more than 4 thousand people have applied for land and housing, but perhaps less than 100 cases have been granted to them . we followed up with the ministry of roads and urban development, it has started handing over land in south khorasan and it is moving forward with th

laws. we really do see very dramatic differences. obviously on the gun quest, and there's all sorts of questions around reciprocity and whether one states wash should be recognized in another state. in the abortion question, -- a region of a nation, primarily in that -- prohibiting or coming close to prohibiting abortion completely. and the northeast and the west coast, taking an entirely different view, really going out of their way to protect reproductive rights. so, does that contribute to the sense that we are, in some ways, two separate nations? possibly, but it's also reflective of the voters in those places. >> speaking of the voters in those places, there are some people who say that there is a national move, a national group, that's manipulating these state legislatures by trying to push through the same laws in different states, using lobbying, using their political power. is that what we're seeing, are we seeing these shadowy national groups pushing through laws that states may n

policing law. at 10:00 a.m. on c-span3, forme executives of silicon valley bank and signature bank testify on their recent failures. at 2:00 p.m. the secretaries of statend commerce are in front of the senate appropriations committee to outline how the 2020 four budget rue addresses competitiveness with china. re-think streams live on the c-span -- everything streams live on the c-span video app or online at c-span.org. president biden is set to meet with congressional leaders at the white house later today to continue negotiations on raising the debt limit. it is the second time in seven days at the same group will be in a room together following last week's overall office meeting. -- oval office meeting. they have been working behind the scenes to find common ground as republicans and you to push for spending cuts and any increase in the debt ceiling. yesterday, janet yellen sent a letter to congressional leaders warning the u.s. remains in a decision to default on its debt as early as june 1 if congress does

for a year and a half, the family support law and youth to form families having children, if this law is seriously implemented to more than 80% , it can have a great contribution in managing the population crisis based on 21 obstacles to population growth. road and urban development, we can give 200 square meters of land to those who have three children or more in cities with a population of less than 500,000. more than 6 months have passed since the notification of the regulations on granting land and housing. unfortunately , the field of land and housing is far behind the ministry of roads and shahr sazi said so far more than a few thousand people for they applied for land and housing, but there are probably less than 100 cases that have been given to them, the reason for the slowness of the land and housing transfer process , we followed up from the ministry of roads and urban development. we specifically asked them to leave the issue of land allocation in line with the implementation of the law on the youth of the population. the fact is that the process of land allocation has sta

so, a law but you might see in alabama is not necessarily the same kind of law for voters in vermont will support. so having those state level disparities, is not necessarily a bad thing. >> however, especially when it comes to hot button issues like gun control, abortion, does this mean that americans face different laws in different states? and they may or may not know what jurisdiction has which law? >> i think that is an important point, particularly on those two topics, on gun laws and abortion laws. we really do see very dramatic differences. obviously, on the gun question, there are all sorts of questions, whether one states law should be recognized in another state. in the abortion question, you and i have a region of the nation, primarily in the south, that is prohibiting or coming close to prohibiting abortion completely. and the north east and west coast, they have taken an entirely different view, going out of their way to protect reproductive rights over there. so, does that contribute to the sense that we are in some ways to separate nations? possibly, but it is also re

and do not follow the law . now , maybe there is this concern about the closed situation. be responsible for the ministry of economy, let's make a tv series, mother of the government let's make this government, but let's eat the people's right. we don't have intra-government fights on the air anymore, and people think that we have the bias of the president. it was good, very good, but it doesn't come , it doesn't come, it doesn't come until 12 degrees from the deputy minister. send a judicial review. it was one of these problems just today, everyone knows the term "proximity verdict from behind" in the special courthouse is to make up a story, fortunately, the story is two. in the first field , they ordered all the provincial judiciary to set up a special branch like tehran. let's mobilize to go arrest the chief justice, talk to the prosecutor about what we should give you, what information we should give you, explain nicely how you should understand, how you should introduce it . to the ministry of health to th

pass this law within four years .t kind of law has become the law related to the revival of the headquarters of the good and forbidding of the activated in the country ? it was not there before. when it comes, chastity and hijab will be one of the subsets of this discussion , after this, the chastity of hijab will be discussed alone, and the leader of the revolution had stated several times when he spoke about enjoining what is good and forbidding what is evil, that this is part of the issue. enjoining and forbidding evil, contrary to popular belief and various examples of enjoining good and forbidding there is no one who is in denial about the prohibition of the people against the rulers or even the people against other people and even about the extravagance . as you mentioned this, i wanted this to happen. how well has this law been implemented? how well has the law been implemented to protect those who command good and evil ? it is a good law because at that time, before i came to the parliament , the school was te

the enforcement which should go along with the laws?— with the laws?this war in ukraine _ with the laws? the way it works, this war in ukraine is _ with the laws? the way it works, this war in ukraine is a _ with the laws? the way it works, this war in ukraine is a perfect i this war in ukraine is a perfect example of others not being tough on president putin, and if we continue to allow this money flow freely not be confiscated, it gives him a continued financial access through these oligarchs to continue fighting this war. ukrainians die, there is blood connected to these companies and money and houses. that blood connected to these companies and money and houses.— blood connected to these companies and money and houses. that does put it laiinl and money and houses. that does put it plainly how — and money and houses. that does put it plainly how dangerous _ and money and houses. that does put it plainly how dangerous this - and money and houses. that does put it plainly how dangerous this is. - it plainly how dangerous this is. there is plenty more

this police week, let's do right by the law, the law enforcement community itself. let's pass bill that support the police not partisan messaging but action. i hope we consider two bipartisan bills of mine. first is h.r. 1322, law enforcement officers' equity act, which would guarantee federal law enforcement officers receive their full retirement benefits. i think we all agree on that -- hopefully. the second bill, h.r. 1719 honoring our fallen officers act which would ensure our law enforcement officers who die from occupational disasters. this makes a difference for officers and their families. it is time we focus on those on the front lines and i hope we can pass them this congress. and i might say this also, i would ask my brothers and sisters on both sides of the aisle to consider what i have been talking about for 25 years concerning weapons in our neighborhoods all over the country. the best thing we can do for the police department is to protect it. and i think that certain weapons do not belong out on the street. we would be doing a great service to law en

horrific, law enforcement had to find it. that's a problem because if we don't have an open enough borders. we don't have enough going on to process. the fact of the matter is, if we were actually enforcing our laws in the way they are designed, to ensure the people have a legitimate asylum claim in have -- we are not opening our doors to every single individual that would come to the river or come to the border and we would have not chaos but we would have operational control of the border. what secretary mayorkas, my friend from tennessee, questioned, comments in front of the committee and smirk to me saying, we have -- somebody staring at the statue that says you must have operational control of the border. we have operational control the border, which is what he did a year ago. meanwhile we, just ignore it when i showed him the faces of fentanyl, the dead americans, the young americans dead from fentanyl. page after page after page of thousands of americans, young, the number one killer of our young between 18 years of ag

these are the realities of a law enforcement, of a law enforcement officer.ave been a never ending ever-changing challenge for our profession and it is tested each of us to our corporate our lives to change the ways that would've seemed unimaginable yet we stand courageously on a fine line between order and chaos. my friends, there's never been a more dangerous and uncertain time for our profession and still there's a special group of men and women who wake up every day and choose to stand in the line between good and evil. at the end of our shifts we take pride in a job well done saving of life, finding a lost child, protecting about it spells, offering assistance daily and keeping criminals out of the lives of people we serve. why do we do it? because law enforcement officers are ordinary people with a surfeit heart and a patch to higher calling a public service and the times were called upon to do extraordinary things. today more than ever a debt of gratitude is owed to those who show up every day to do the right thing protecting our communities and making

in fact, this new law is a very useful law . we need an infrastructure. the taxpayer system, right now we have another bill in the parliament under the title of the bill to facilitate the implementation of the law on shopping terminals and the taxpayer system, which is badly needed for tax enforcement. how ready are we to implement the capital gains tax law ? after the approval of the council he won the guard, we will come and compile some guest regulations at the latest, so part of these issues will go back to the drafting of the regulations of this law. according to this law, it will actually be realized, it will take 20 months at most to coordinate between institutions and create technological capacities, and naturally, whenever a non-commercial portfolio is required for every iranian person in addition to this law, it has been done to achieve the infrastructure. blu-ray for sub-infrastructure and infrastructure legal yes, a legal structure is needed, but we also need technological infrastructure, for example, for housing , for foreign exchange, we sho

they thought about this temporary law 185 for 5 years after gul. it is not a lifelong law. that's why the second plan of the commission should be activated like before 5 years. it should make reforms . past experiences, where were we, where were we, where did it happen, why didn't it happen? this situation gives a dynamic to this work and the thinkers will move forward more alive. there should be a permanent law, whether i should do child labor or not , until the commission prepares a report on the implementation of the law on the youth of the population. these things will arrest us a lot, but as soon as they start working there must be a new report in the video program, god willing, with my dear friends who are exactly in this job, who have meetings, i can always participate, different and beautiful groups, a report in the style you think, this report will be the first report, we can tell now to prepare it, god willing. the parliament should be changed, the parliament should be reconstituted before the commission from these people with different concerns and it is possible

and production law, the law on the rating of teachers, the law on the protection of the family and the youth of the population, the plan to amend the election law, the general approval of the bill for the promotion of women's security, the system plan to space virtualization and approval of the two urgent hijab and chastity bills were among the agenda items or issues under consideration of the 11th parliament, which mr. qalibaf explained about. the course of monitoring tools such as impeachment question and research and investigation has been used with the support of field and headquarters monitoring as well as overseeing the resolution of people's religious issues . active action in the field of diplomacy and legal confrontation with external threats. planning and serious monitoring state companies were the other points mentioned by the speaker of the parliament. on the second day of his visit to indonesia, the president met with businessmen and businessmen and discussed ways to develop economic cooperation between the two countries. mr. raisi also said that in his meeting with indone

by law -- and i believe in the law. i believe that laws should be enforced. by our laws if something comes into our country, even if they are here illegally, if they have a child in the country, that child becomes a u.s. citizen. those are our laws. we need to operate within our laws and we can do that. if we had programs operations, we could shut down the border tomorrow and go after the criminal cartels and save american lives from the fentanyl poisonings. host: do you get the sense the administration has said they are trying to work with other countries in order to get them involved in stopping the cartel issue and migration issues. do you get the sense these countries are doing their part? guest: not at all. there is no reason for them to do their part. if you look at the amount of money that goes into their economies -- let's talk about the mexican cartels alone. from illegal immigration -- not drug trade -- illegal immigration, they are generating a minimum of $13 billion. that money goes right back into the mexican economy. why would they want to shut

i myself am a proud son of a law enforcement officer as well as the proud father to a former law enforcement officer. i've seen their sacrifice firsthand. the long hours, the nights away from family, and the missed holidays. they do it over and over again without complaint because it's the job and it's because what -- it keeps our communities safe. in recent years we've seen an increase in the number of ambush-style and targeted attacks on law enforcement officers. these senseless acts of violence are reprehensible and they must stop. today, i hope that the house speaks with one voice in support of law enforcement. to the families of the officers who had fallen. i want to thank the gentleman from mississippi, mr. guest, for introducing this important resolution, which i'm a proud co-sponsor of. i would urge my colleagues to swiftly pass this resolution to honor our fallen law enforcement officers and celebrate those still wearing the uniform, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from wisconsin reserves. the gentlelady from texas is recognized. ms. jack

, and this law was made - it is a framework for the reform of the vlk , then it is up to the cabinetsters dear colleagues, i then i will put all these four amendments in turn. the second amendment was rejected by the committee . it is authored by goncharenko . goncharenko insists on its consideration . please vote for 71 decisions not taken 21 amendments of the author's goncharenko rejected by the committee the author asks to be taken into account please vote for 67 decisions not taken i put them all all your amendments. yes, thank you, dear 53. i'm just 53. yes, the 53rd amendment. why have you already expressed everything? the 53rd amendment is authored by saint honcharenko. it is also rejected by the committee . the author also asks to be taken into account. all amendments proceed to the adoption of a decision, i propose to adopt in the second reading and in general with the necessary technical and legal amendments the draft law on amendments to the statute of the internal service of the armed forces of ukraine on perfecting the issue of registration documents and treatment of mil

law. was this done for the first time and in practice in general i land in the so-called only 34 laws of the result program it had been taken and operationalized, the rest had not been done. it has its own reasons . well, you are reminded that this country is not in a completely closed and stable state. it creates cases, and this causes that in the case of so-called force majeure cases , you did not say necessary cases that cause the so-called cases to go faster in this regard . have powers and outside of that program in the normal state, it was compiled, we should see the same program now, and what kind of program will be written, according to the conditions and cases we are currently in , it should be written, new programs of hollywood air should not be written , of course, information. in short, when i saw the new program, it can almost be said that it has become more realistic, and i felt that the prohibition of the program is more realistic than the so-called big ideas, but now, the e

council's harmful law. last month this body passed my commonsense measure by a bipartisan vote garnering the support of 14 house democrats. by passing my resolution, the house firmly rejected the council's anti-police law. reaffirming our support of heroic law enforcement officers and underscored the importance of protecting american safety here in washington. it's now up to the senate to act before it's too late. thankfully today senators will vote on h.j.res. 42 as senator j.d. vance is leading the fight to refeel the d.c. council's anti-police law. during this vote, senators will face a very simple question -- on national police week do they stand with the officers of the memetropolitan police department or do they embolden violent criminals that continue to torment and attack americans in our nation's capital? earlier this year when congress was confronted with a similar question as we considered my previous d.c. related resolution, h.j.res. 26, to block the d.c. council's soft on crime revised criminal

in the first reading for this draft law because of the fact that the terms of this draft law correspondr code of ukraine, for example, the air code of ukraine distinguishes between state aviation and civil aviation this draft law does not propose such and many other things. and it is also worth noting that the verkhovna rada has submitted for consideration in the second reading a draft law on amendments to the air of the code of ukraine regarding the improvement of legislative regulation in the field of unmanned aerial vehicles of civil aviation under registration number 37-16 and it has already been considered with the committee and is ready for the second reading on july 14, 2021 and certain changes to individual lyceums of the air code of ukraine in draft laws registration number 3716 and 85 885 are completely identical and we believe that first of all it is worth voting for changes to the air code and these draft laws what i just mentioned and after that vote for this the draft law is more logical . vessels and countermeasures against their illegal use. i apologize now to all the dr