fornia. Mr. Speaker. I rise to express both strong concern and guarded optimism about the customs bill before us today. I will be voting against the underlying bill before us today because of the drastic and unnecessary changes the bill makes to TPA provisions related to human trafficking. currency manipulation. and immigration policy. However. I remain optimistic that the customs provisions in this bill can become as strong as the Senate bill during conference. Senators worked on a bipartisan basis to reach an agreement after nearly a decade of negotiations on how we should be enforcing our trade laws. I am now hoping that House Republicans will be part of getting these provisions across the finish line.
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