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Most of all, it sends a clear message to the mullahs that the era of appeasement to their threats and evil ambitions is over.

2) Indefinitely prevent Iran’s ability to enrich uranium to a level to produce bombs 3) Strengthen the International IAEA ability to inspect all Iranian facilities suspected of involvement in nuclear weapons development.

With the POTUS decision, we have regained leverage to: 1) Push Iranians back to the negotiation table for a new agreement that will stop Iran’s ballistic missile development

This deal, also known as the JCPOA, has provided Iran access to billions of dollars to support terrorism, build ballistic missiles, and oppress the Iranian people, all the while providing Tehran a patient pathway to a nuclear arsenal.

President Trump’s decision to end America’s participation in the disastrous Iran nuclear deal is in the best interest of American national security.

The Iranian nuclear deal was crafted behind closed doors, without the approval of Congress. This deal, and the resulting ~$1.3 billion in cash airlift, was a huge mistake.

Fun fact: Did you know that one of the defenders of the Alamo, Charles Zanco, was Danish? After immigrating to the United States from Denmark, Zanco and his father settled right here in Harris County, Texas!... https://www.facebook.com/JudgeTedPoe/posts/1744490888930575 …

Great news! H.R. 2152, Citizens Right to Know will be brought to the floor of the House for a vote next week. Bill addresses pre-trial release concerns by requiring any state or local pre-trial release program that accepts fed $$$ to report basic information on program.

I enjoyed meeting with Elijah Rising this morning and chatting about the great work this amazing organization is doing to combat human trafficking. Human trafficking is a scourge on our society. We must continue working to end modern-day slavery.

Proud to be honored by Mayor Sylvester Turner and the City of Houston today!

We must proceed with caution and stand with our allies and ensure that these proposed talks are not merely a ploy to serve North Korea's interests.

The United States hardball tactics, such as declaring the murderous regime a State Sponsor of Terrorism and intense economic sanctions, have had their intended, insurmountable effect.

While promises of denuclearization and peace sound promising, we must remember that no agreement for turning this rhetoric into a reality has been reached.