mr. lungren: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lungren: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm sorry that after the wonderful bipartisanship on the last vote today, i have to rise in opposition to h.r. 512. when i heard the gentlelady talking about the analogy to a football referee, having a conflict with the team playing, i was reminded of the game i saw this last weekend, where unfortunately, my alma mater of notre dame didn't do too well against a pac-10 team with pac-10 referees. as a matter of fact, there was one case where it was clear that the full back for stanford didn't even come close to making a first down, and yet, with some myopic vision, they were given a first down. but i would not suggest there was a conflict there. the way we played, we would have lost anyway. i would say that we should proceed with great caution before depriving any individual state official or non-state official of their full rights as citizens to parti

mr. lungren introduce, but he's been detained. our next witness is nicholas sensley, a who was appointed chief of police in truckkey, california, in 2008. he's been working to end child trafficking since 2001 when he dwooped methodology known as the care model, custodial response evaluation. he worked with one of the first task forces in the united states formed in new york in 2001. similar task forces are formed in 41 cities and states. in 2009 he offered national guidelines for anti-human trafficking task force operations. susannah depaulo is the director -- is the director of the national district attorney's association national center for prosecution of child abuse where she coordinates and manages activities and operations of the center. she also trains child abuse professionals across the country on the investigation and prosecution of child maltreatment and exploitation. in 2004 and 2005, she coordinated the development of two advanced trial javo kacy courses ofor prosecution of online crimes against children as part of the

mr. lungren introduce, but he has been detained. our next witness is the appointed chief of police but in california in november, 2008. he has been working to combat human trafficking since 2001 when he developed a problem- solving methodology known as the care model -- custodial, analysis, response, the valuation. he is an architect of one of the first anti-human trafficking task forces in the united states. similar task forces were announced in 42 cities throughout the united states. at the request of the department of justice in 2009, he authored national guidelines. is the national director of the national district attorneys association national center for prosecution of child abuse, where she coordinate and manage his activities and operations of the center. she trains a child abuse professionals on investigation and prosecution. in 2004, she coordinated the development on two trial advocacy courses for prosecution of online child sex trafficking. deborah richardson is responsible for implementation of a strategic plan that inc

mr. lungren. >> thank you very much. there is a democratic caucus rule of 72-hour notice. you ought to inform your leadership. just three weeks ago, i received thattice of a bill contained part of a bill that i had introduced to get rid of the 1099 requirements on small business that is in the alth care bill. our leadership was given 10 seconds notice. >> will the gentleman yield? >> i am happy to if the lady will give me more than 10 seconds. >> is not a general rule. it is a democratic rule. >> so there is an exception to the calendar. >yes. let's just make it clear that 10 seconds is not 72 hours. perhaps you ought to inform your leadership. i would like to ask mr. rodriguez this. if you estimate that 75% of those working in the fields are here illegally, 25% are here legally. how are you able to attract that -- how are we able to attract that 2 since their presumably subjt to the same price structure and working conditions as the others? >> thank you marie much. -- very much. there are thousands of people who are working here legally. they have worked hard. they have w

mr. lungren introduce, but he has been detained. our next witness is the appointed chief of police but in california in november, 2008. he has been working to combat human trafficking since 2001 when he developed a problem- solving methodology known as the care model -- custodial, analysis, rponse, the valuation. he is an architect of one of the first anti-human trafficking task forces in the united states. similar task forces were announced in 42 cities throughout the united states. at the requestf the department of justice in 2009, he authored national guidelines. is the national director of the national district attorneys association national center for prosecution of child abuse, where she coordinate and manage his activities and operations of t center. she trains a child abuse professionals on investigation and prosecution. in 2004, she coordinated the development on two trial advocacy courses for prosecution of online child sex traffking. deborah richardson is responsible for implementation of a strategic plan that includes pr

mr. lungren. >> thank you very much. there is a democratic caucus rule of 72-hour notice. you ought to inform your leadership. just three weeks ago, i received thattice of a bill contained part of a bill that i had introduced to get rid of the 1099 requirements on small business that is in the health care bill. our leadership was given 10 seconds notice. >> will the gentleman yield? >> i am happy to if the lady will give me more than 10 seconds. >> is not a general rule. it is a democratic rule. >> so there is an exception to the calendar. >yes. let's just make it clear that 10 seconds is not 72 hours. perhaps you ought to inform your leadership. i would like to ask mr. rodriguez this. if you estimate that 75% of those working in the fields are here illegally, 25% are here legally. how are you able to attract that -- how are we able to attract that 25% since their presumably subject to the same price structure and working conditions as the others? >> thank you marie much. -- very much. there are thousands of people who are working here legally. they have worked hard. they

mr. lungren. >> thank you very much. there is a democratic caucus rule of 72-hour notice. you ought to inform your leadership. just three weeks ago, i received thattice of a bill contained part of a bill that i had introduced to get rid of the 1099 requirements on small business that is in the health care bill. our leadership was given 10 seconds notice. >> will the gentleman yield? >> i am happy to if the lady will give me more than 10 seconds. >> is not a general rule. it is a democratic rule. >> so there is an exception to the calendar. >yes. let's just make it clear that 10 seconds is not 72 hours. perhaps you ought to inform your leadership. i would like to ask mr. rodriguez this. if you estimate that 75% of those working in the fields are here illegally, 25% are here legally. how are you able to attract that -- how are we able to attract that 25% since their presumably subject to the same price structure and working conditions as the others? >> thank you marie much. -- very much. there are thousands of people who are working here legally. they have worked hard. they

mr. lungren introduce, but he has been detained. next witness is the appointed chief of police but in california in november, 2008. he has been working to combat human trafficking since 2001 when he developed a problem- solving methodology known as the care model -- custodial, analysis, response, the valuation. he is an architect of one of the first anti-human trafficking task forces in the united states. similar task forces were announced in 42 cities throughout the united states. at the request of the department of justice in 2009, he authored national guidelines. is the national director of the national district attorneys association national center for prosecution of child abuse, where she coordinate and manage his activities and operations of the cent. she trains a child abuse professionals on investigation and prosecution. in 2004, she coordinated the development on two trial advocacy courses for prosecution of online child sex trafficking. deborah richardson is responsible for implementation of a strategic plan that includes

mr. lungren. >> thank you very much. there is a democratic caucus rule of 72-hour notice. you ought to inform your leadership. just three weeks ago, i received thattice of a bill contained part of a bill that i had introduced to get rid of the 1099 requirements on small business that is in the health care bill. our leadership was given 10 seconds notice. >> will the gentleman yield? >> i am happy to if the lady will give me more than 10 seconds. >> is not a general rule. it is a democratic rule. >> so there is an exception to the calendar. >yes. let's just make it clear that 10 seconds is not 72 hours. perhaps you ought to inform your leadership. i would like to ask mr. rodriguez this. if you estimate that 75% of those working in the fields are here illegally, 25% are here legally. how are you able to attract that -- how are we able to attract that 25% since their presumably subject to the same price structure and working conditions as the others? >> thank you marie much. -- very much. there are thousands of people who are working here legally. they have worked hard. they

mr. lungren: address the house for one minute. revise and extend. we just returned from i think the longest august recess that i have ever experienced and i come back refreshed, refreshed from listening to my constituents back home. and they wanted me to deliver a message when i got back here. they said stop the spending, raising taxes on us in the midst of this economic downturn makes no sense whatsoever. get control of the budget at least, adopt a budget and follow it as we are required to do in our homes and our businesses. and yes, mr. speaker, they asked me to deliver this message, stop picking on the employers of america. if you want employees, you need employers and stop making it more difficult for the small businessmen and women in my district to continue to operate. get government out of the way. the people back home are willing to take the lead if we will just let them do it. let's return to old-fashioned american principles. that's the way we march to the future. the speaker pro tempore: are there further one-minute requests? the chair l