The terrorists who attack us have the same murderous intent as those in Paris." Mr. Speaker. we know that ISIS has claimed responsibility for the Paris attacks. but while we can condemn those attacks here this evening. it seems very evident to me. and I think Americans all across this country. as we ask. I think. the same question: Are we safe. and are the policies of this administration and its foreign policy and the refugee admissions policy making us safer. or are they cause for concern and require more discernment and a more scrutinizing eye by this Congress and the American people? This year alone. there have been at least 49 alleged supporters of ISIS in America charged with related crimes. and it is reported that there is an estimated 20.000 foreign fighters in Iraq and Syria likely holding Western passports. In May. FBI Director James Comey said: Thousands in the U.S. may be consuming ISIS propaganda on the Internet. Tonight. in light of the horrific terrorist attack in Paris and the escalating violence in Israel. as we stand to express our solidarity with our friends and allies affected by violent and extreme acts of terror. we must also be thinking about what we as Americans can do to defeatnot containbut eliminate radical jihadists and terrorists who are hellbent on undermining the U.S.. our allies. and our way of life. A little bit later I will speak more on my views on our present foreign policy and the refugee admissions policy. but we have over the course of the next hour many Members from across the United States of America condemning indiscriminate terrorist attacks. radical Islamic jihad. and violence across the world. Mr. Speaker.