ms. garcia, is recognized for five minutes. >> welcome, mr. secretary. great to see you. i always remember you as part of our freshman class. we had some good times and now you are on to greener pastures. thank you for your presentation. for us, we know our brave service members have defended our freedoms and as elected members of congress, it is up to us to defend theirs. for women service members, that means the freedom to decide their own health care decisions. my question is sort of a broader question -- i visited some installations, different branches, including more air force since my family is more air force than anything else. it has always struck me that the services that are provided to service members at the different installations are not always the same. so when it comes to health care, i think it is important there be as much uniformity and as much access as possible let every installation. so, what are we doing to make sure that health care access is comprehensive, but also uniform throughout the installations, particularly in the 131 that have been mention

ms. garcia, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you madam chair, welcome, mr. secretary. great to see you. i always remember you as part of our freshman class. we had some good times and now you are on to greener pastures. thank you for your presentation. for us, we know our brave service members have defended our freedoms and as elected members of congress, it is up to us to defend theirs. for women service members, that includes the freedom to decide their own health care decisions. my question is sort of a broader question -- i visited some installations, different branches, including more air force since my family is more air force than anything else. it has always struck me that the services that are provided to service members at the different installations are not always the same. so when it comes to health care, i think it is important there be as much uniformity and as much access as possible let every -- at every installation. so, what are we doing to make sure that health care access is comprehensive, but also uniform throughout the installations, particularly

garcia: i will go back to ms. miller and follow-up on the questions. you seem to say all the military damaged do not have a policy or program in place at the basic training level to ensure the new recruit knows. rep. garcia: what are you doing to make sure --? >> to inform them of their ability to pursue naturalization. sometimes may be establishing an office. the kind of programs -- >> as i began, let me indicate, in texas, because of the number of policies and responding to the crisis of smuggling, we are seeing the largest number of deaths of migrants coming into this country. under certain -- under circumstances of declaration -- of desperation. in the last 48 hours, 50 one dead migrants were found in an 18 wheeler near san antonio. i want this committee to have my voice as a record to know we acknowledge their desk, we are sad and we are taking a little moment to heart. fixing is broken integrate -- immigration system -- and many members of this committee have filed over and over again with a vast agreement. would procedures to help out farmers. t

ms. garcia -- from the great state of texas. rep. garcia: thank you so much mr. chairman and thank you for bringing this critical matter to our attention. i am not one that is complaining about the seven hearings we have had i am not the one complaining about adding more intention and it really is a time for action at a time for legislation. thank you again, this is actually -- it is something that is dear to my heart because the way we've been talking about this the items have stemmed from the state of texas. as we all know the democracy is in a sacred principle that every american has in each and fear right to vote. but states like my home state of texas are imposing laws that are limiting that sacred right. texas and other states continue to pass laws that suppress and silence the minority voters especially latinos. we cannot allow this to stand and we must take action. this is our responsibility and duty to protect voting rights for every american no matter what your zip code, where they live, or what language they speak. -- by partisan gerrymandering and cre

ms. garcia, is recognized for 5 minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. thank you for allowing me and approving my joining your committee. as my compadre said, we're not on your committee, but we certainly have marveled at your leadership on many of these issues on this committee, and this issue's one that's very important to me and to so many texans. as the doctor just noted, you know, we're sort of the epicenter for a lot of what's been going on on this issue, so i thank you for bringing forward such great witnesses for this hearing. abortion care is essential to a person's health and essential to their economic and social well-being. a group of extremists across the country have fought for the last 50 years to strip women of their wrights to have awe autonomy over their bodies, and with the help of the supreme court, they have finally succeeded. regreatfully, women do deserve better and particularly those that serve in our mill military -- military. .. i didn't know that, i'm learning, this is probably -- i think maybe my third month on this committee

ms. garcia: mr. speaker, i inform the house that police escobar will vote yes on the previous question. that ms. escobar will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. perlmutter: as the member designated by miss diana degette of colorado, mr. desaulnier of california, ms. sanchez of california, mr. suozzi of new york i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. bentz from oregon will vote no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. letlow of louisiana, mr. van drew from new jersey, mrs. hartzler from missouri pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that these members will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from delaware seek recognition? ms. blunt ro

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