Business, the last votes are expected no later than 3 00. We will consider several bills under suspension of, complete list of suspension bills will be announced by the close of business tomorrow. The house will consider a clean continuing resolution to fund the government passed september 30th. Appropriations sent 10 appropriation bills to the senate, funding 96 of the government, the first time thats been done in over three decades, im disappointed that the senate failed to pass a single appropriation bill. Not one. Not only that, they havent filed any until just the other day. When we got back from the summer break. Im disappointed that the senate failed to introduce a single appropriation bill for the first time in more than three decades. So that while we were very successful, the senate failed to so while we were very successful, the senate failed to move forward. Therefore as wait for them to complete their work so we can begin conference acculturation continuing resolution we w
Immigration enforcement practices. This is about two hours and ten minutes. Thank you for your patience and willingness to stay until 4 00 oclock. We appreciate it. Today we welcome matthew albans, the u. S. Immigration and custos enforcement. They stand for being here this afternoon. As we continue to monitor the challenging situation on the southern border, we look forward to hearing your perspective on the funding priority and requirements. As cheers of the subcommittee, i am committed to ensuring the integrity and strengthening integration system. But i am equally committed to making sure we do so, according to a way that is a bullfight our american values. In particular, we must assure in accordance with our values, both violence and persecution have meaningful opportunities to seek asylum. We must get this balance right and i believe that we can if we Work Together. Its a choice to believe that more migrants need to be unnecessarily detained and cruel and exclusionary immigration
President trump and Peter Navarro on trade talks. Also we will talk about the crisis on our southern border. All that right here right now as we look ahead on sunday morning futures. We begin this sunday morning with President Trump making history as the first sitting american president to set foot in north korea. Kim jongun accepted a lastminute invitation to meet at the dmz, which the president tweeted out just before leaving the g 20 in japan for south korea. Both leaders agreed to restart the stalled Nuclear Talks between washington and pyongyang. I believe just looking at this, this is an expression of his willingness to eliminate all the unfortunate past and open a new future. I just want to say that this is my honor. I didnt really expect it. We were in japan for the g 20. We came over and i said hey im over here. I want to call up chairman kim, and we got to meet, and stepping across that line was a great honor. A lot of progress has been made. Maria joining me right now on the
We have, you know, reviewed evidence after evidence that shows because theres this myth that tasers are less than lethal, that they often are used more regularly than guns and, therefore, lead to more deaths. We, you know, just from statistics from 1983 to 2017, there are at least 155 People Killed by police where tasers are a primary or contributing cause of the death, and then what we also know, its not only dangerous for the person thats tased, its dangerous for the officers themselves. Because they are ineffective 45 of the time, and when you have to get close to tase someone, so if an officer, instead of creating that time and distance, is getting close to tase someone and its ineffective 45 of the time, its putting that officer in as much danger as its putting the individual being tased. And thats a real, real concern. And then finally, you know, i was just listening to an npr report the other day that said because of the substantial risk to life that tasers cause, because of the
Even is it 150 new officers, how many people will retire. If you take the departments number of 75, you still only need to take 19 of those peoples time to dedicate to the number of hours that they are requesting on foot beat for overtime. Its just a choice about how to use those people. Just like it was a choice not to implement the Management Controls on overtime. The other element of staffing too, theres a charter requirement. The controller certified we have met that charter requirement as of now. Am i wrong . Net of positions is enough officers. Do you want to clarify . The other point i want to make too is that this idea that the department was funding the overtime through its own budget doesnt mean theres not an opportunity to delete the overtime and repurpose it. Means departments budget by balanced. Finally, this idea that the overtime it is also a timing issue. A certain point theyre saying is that they have the staff to come and be able to fulfill all these duties without us