mr. toomey: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from pennsylvania. mr. toomey: mr. president, it's my understanding that, either directly or indirectly, the senator from oregon controls the time but that he has agreed to yield up to ten minutes to me to make some comments, and i'd just like to confirm that, mr. president. mr. merkley: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. merkley: i do not control the time. however, i was prepared to speak and my colleague requested to go first, and i asked him if he might keep his comments to a reasonable period. mr. toomey: mr. president, so i had the nature of the courtesy slightly wrong, but nevertheless the principle remains. i apreasht the cooperation -- i appreciate the cooperation from my colleague from oregon. i will keep my comments to ten minutes, especially if you will be kind enough to inform me when the ten minutes have expired. i want to speak about an epidemic that every one of us knows is rage something acro

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mr. president, i want to begin by briefly commending the efforts of the junior senator from pennsylvania, senator toomey, for his work and leadership in crafting legislation which would protect families from the dangers of so-called sanctuary cities that the senate considered yesterday. sanctuary cities are, frankly, not particularly appropriately named because these are cities that have made a conscious decision to refuse to cooperate with the lawful orders of federal authorities, especially when it comes to removal of criminal illegal aliens. and the bottom line is, the failure to cooperate with federal law and federal officials is a danger to the very communities that many of our colleagues who blocked this legislation claim to want to protect. in other words, these so-called sanctuary city policies that refuse to cooperate with the removal of people who demonstrate their untrustworthiness by committing crime after crime after crime, they are a threat to the entire community, including legal immigrants and native-born americans. senator toomey's legislation would have cut federal funding to these cit

toomey. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> ♪ >> it is 6:26. let's continue our coverage of the septa problems. septa general manager jeff joins us. good morning mrer. how are things going. >> good morning. still early. obviously going to be a recover day for our regional rail customers. we did work all throughout the weekend and through monday to develop new rail schedules and they've been online since last night. but we are missing some 100 cars in our fleet, so there's going to be overcrowding. we worked to create a situation where we can turn a couple trains butter i really am concerned especially as stations get closer to center city, that the trains will be too crowded to board. so, that's especially -- if you live close to the city, we ask that you try our other forms of service, the broad street subway, the market frankford line, the norristown high speedline, the media sharon hill line. all of these are good options, also bus service. we've pushed and added a lot of extra service. >> all right, you know you're a very busy. we'll let you get back to work. thanks for joining us live the septa general manager there in the command center and

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mr. toomey: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from pennsylvania. mr. toomey: thank you, madam president. i rise to address the legislation we'll be voting on later this afternoon. two procedural votes to take up legislation, both of which both bills were inspired by a horrendous event that occurred almost exactly one year ago. july 1, 2015, is the date, madam president, when a 32-year-old woman named kate steinle was walking on a pier in san francisco with her dad, and out of nowhere comes a man who starts firing his weapon at her, shoots her and within moments kate steinle bled to death in her father's arms. now, as appalling as that murder was, one of the particularly galling things about it is that the shooter should never have been on the pier that day. the shooter had been convicted of seven felonies and had been deported from america five times because he was here illegally, but even more maddening, madam president, is that just a few months before, san francisco law enforcement officials had him in their custody. they had him. and the department