Congressional Record, Senate, June 30, 2020, Page S4042 — Immigrant Heritage Month and S. 4049 Amendments
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Page S4042 of the Senate section of the Congressional Record for June 30, 2020. It prints the preamble and operative clauses of a resolution on Immigrant Heritage Month. Its "Whereas" clauses state that 41,700 DACA recipients perform critical roles in the health care industry and that immigrants are expected to fill a need for health care workers. The page also prints amendment text submitted to S. 4049, including a provision on the Global Engagement Center and a provision on adding names to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall.
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S4042 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE June 30, 2020
Whereas immigrants working in a health as artificial intelligence, bolster the econ- (3) puts the global leadership of the United
care occupation range from individuals with omy and enhance the national security and States at risk;
Temporary Protected Status and individuals global leadership of the United States; Whereas national security experts agree
who have been granted deferred action pur- Whereas, when immigrants have a trusting that it is essential for the United States to
suant to the memorandum of the Depart- relationship with local law enforcement maintain its military exceptionalism by
ment of Homeland Security entitled ‘Exer- agencies, they report crime and work with being the leader in advanced technologies
cising Prosecutorial Discretion with Respect police on neighborhood crime reduction such as artificial intelligence, cyber and
to Individuals Who Came to the United strategies; quantum technologies, robotics, and di-
States as Children’ issued on June 15, 2012 Whereas more immigrants reside in the rected-energy and hypersonic weapons,
(referred to in this preamble as ‘DACA re- United States than any other country in the which are STEM fields in which immigrants
cipients’) to naturalized citizens; world, and immigrants in the United States fill dangerous labor shortages in the United
Whereas more than 12 percent of immi- come from almost every country in the States;
grants with Temporary Protected Status or world, contributing to the rich diversity of Whereas, in the future, immigrants in the
who are DACA recipients, or 310,000 individ- individuals, cultures, cuisine, literature, art, United States are expected to fill a crucial
uals, are humanitarian migrants, including language, academia, music, media, fashion, need for health care workers brought on by
refugees, asylees, special immigrant visa and customs in the United States; an aging population and a longer life expect-
holders, and entrants from Cuba and Haiti; Whereas the United States is more diverse ancy, and, by filling that need, immigrants
Whereas 41,700 DACA recipients perform than ever before in history, evidenced by the will keep individuals in the United States
critical roles in the health care industry; fact that— healthy;
Whereas immigrants working in health (1) an increased percentage of immigrants Whereas meaningful immigration policy
care professions serve throughout the United to the United States have come from coun- reform would reduce the Federal deficit by
States and often serve in rural or under- tries such as India, China (including Hong $1,200,000,000,000 in just 20 years, contributing
served communities; Kong and Macao but not Taiwan), the Phil- to greater economic stability and safety;
Whereas each medical student, resident, ippines, El Salvador, Vietnam, Cuba, the Do- Whereas, if Dreamers were provided a path-
and physician who relies on being a DACA minican Republic, South Korea, and Guate-
recipient for the ability to practice medicine way to citizenship, the cumulative gains for
mala; and the economy of the United States could be
provides medical care to an average of be- (2) the number of Black immigrants to the
tween 1,533 and 4,600 patients each year; up to $1,000,000,000,000;
United States from across the African con- Whereas, because immigrants in the
Whereas immigrants have filled nearly 1⁄3 tinent, the Caribbean, and the Americas has
of physician roles in the United States for a United States are more likely to be working-
increased by 30 percent since 2010; age than individuals born in the United
decade;
Whereas Black immigrants and their chil- States, immigrants are more likely to con-
Whereas the Association of American Med-
dren make up roughly 1⁄5, or 18 percent, of tribute to the labor force and economy as
ical Colleges attested to the Supreme Court
the overall Black population of the United both consumers and taxpayers, thereby help-
of the United States that the health care
States; ing to fund social services and programs like
system of the United States relies on immi-
Whereas, in response to recent civil unrest Medicare and Social Security and making in-
grant health care providers;
in the United States, immigrants of all back- dividuals in the United States healthier,
Whereas, in response to the COVID–19 pan-
grounds have pledged their support to fight safer, and economically prosperous; and
demic, immigrants are putting their own
lives at risk to save lives every day by work- hand-in-hand with Black immigrants to— Whereas the continued integration of im-
(1) fight against racial injustice and for ac- migrants from around the world and encour-
ing as diagnosing and treating practitioners,
countability from law enforcement agencies aging a pathway to citizenship, economic
physician assistants, nurses, health aides,
and the criminal justice system; and and social mobility, and civic engagement
nursing assistants and orderlies, health care
(2) demand that law enforcement agencies for those immigrants will—
support workers, medical students and resi-
protect individuals, regardless of their skin (1) perpetuate the prosperity of the United
dents, and health technologists and techni-
color; States; and
cians;
Whereas nearly 1⁄3 of all DACA recipients, Whereas celebrating racial, ethnic, lin- (2) reinforce the patriotism that the people
or 200,000 individuals, and more than 130,000 guistic, and religious differences of immi- of the United States feel for the United
of the estimated 411,000 individuals with grants has resulted in a unified, patriotic, States, no matter their color of skin, coun-
Temporary Protected Status, are serving on and prosperous United States; try of origin, or religious background: Now,
the frontlines of the response to the COVID– Whereas immigration has long been one of therefore, be it
19 pandemic and are considered essential the greatest competitive advantages of the Resolved, That the Senate—
critical infrastructure workers; United States; (1) recognizes June 2020 as ‘‘Immigrant
Whereas immigrant essential workers, in- Whereas immigrants of all skill levels have Heritage Month’’ in honor of the contribu-
cluding first responders, health care work- helped make the economy of the United tions immigrants and their children have
ers, agricultural workers, meat packers, States the strongest in the world, comple- made to the United States throughout its
childcare providers, and hospitality and menting existing businesses in the United history;
transportation workers, have heroically States in times of need and founding success- (2) pledges to celebrate immigrant con-
helped provide medical care, food, shelter, ful businesses of their own; tributions to, and immigrant heritages in,
and comfort to individuals in the United Whereas, although immigrants account for each State;
States impacted by COVID–19; only 13.7 percent of the total population of (3) welcomes immigrants presently in the
Whereas the majority of farm workers in the United States, nearly half of Fortune 500 United States and individuals seeking to im-
the United States are immigrants, and, re- companies were founded by immigrants or migrate to the United States to contribute
gardless of politics, have been deemed ‘‘es- their children, and those businesses create to the health, safety, diversity, and pros-
sential workers’’ by the President of the more than $6,000,000,000,000 in annual revenue perity of the United States by finding their
United States to maintain a safe food supply and employ millions of individuals in the place in the vibrant, multiethnic, and inte-
for the United States during the COVID–19 United States; grated society of the United States;
pandemic; Whereas 72.5 percent of immigrants believe (4) encourages the people of the United
Whereas immigrants have served in the that hard work is necessary to succeed in the States to work with their immigrant neigh-
Armed Forces since the founding of the United States, and immigrants are respon- bors and colleagues to advance the current
United States and have fought in every sible for half of the total labor force growth and future well-being of the United States;
major conflict in the history of the United in the United States in the last decade; and
States, including the Civil War, World Wars Whereas, in the United States in 2019— (5) commits to working with fellow Mem-
I and II, and conflicts in Vietnam, Afghani- (1) 66 percent of immigrants who were 16 bers of Congress, the executive agencies that
stan, and Iraq; years of age or older were employed; and administer immigration laws and policies,
Whereas immigrants have put their lives (2) 62.5 percent of individuals born in the and the President to promote smart and just
at risk to protect the ideals of the United United States who were 16 years of age or immigration policy for immigrants presently
States and democracy and the lives of indi- older were employed; in the United States, their families, and indi-
viduals in the United States by serving as Whereas immigrants are entrepreneurial viduals seeking to immigrate to the United
translators and interpreters for the Armed self-starters who— States in the future.
Forces and performing sensitive and trusted (1) create their own opportunity and em-
activities for United States military per- ployment opportunities; and f
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sonnel stationed at the International Secu- (2) are more likely to be entrepreneurs
AMENDMENTS SUBMITTED AND
rity Assistance Force; than individuals born in the United States;
PROPOSED
Whereas immigrants who serve in emerg- Whereas the high-skilled immigration sys-
ing industries in the United States with pro- tem of the United States— SA 2326. Mr. INHOFE submitted an amend-
nounced labor shortages that rely on science, (1) has not been updated in more than 25 ment intended to be proposed to amendment
technology, engineering, and math (referred years; SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S.
to in this preamble as ‘‘STEM’’) skills, such (2) is outdated and overburdened; and 4049, to authorize appropriations for fiscal
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June 30, 2020 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S4043
year 2021 for military activities of the De- SA 2343. Mr. UDALL (for himself and Mr. SA 2361. Mr. MANCHIN (for himself and
partment of Defense, for military construc- CRAPO) submitted an amendment intended to Ms. MURKOWSKI) submitted an amendment
tion, and for defense activities of the Depart- be proposed by him to the bill S. 4049, supra; intended to be proposed to amendment SA
ment of Energy, to prescribe military per- which was ordered to lie on the table. 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S.
sonnel strengths for such fiscal year, and for SA 2344. Mr. CASEY submitted an amend- 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the
other purposes; which was ordered to lie on ment intended to be proposed by him to the table.
the table. bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie SA 2362. Mr. RUBIO submitted an amend-
SA 2327. Mr. YOUNG submitted an amend- on the table. ment intended to be proposed to amendment
ment intended to be proposed to amendment SA 2345. Mr. SCHUMER submitted an SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S.
SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. amendment intended to be proposed by him 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the
4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered table.
table. to lie on the table. SA 2363. Mr. RUBIO submitted an amend-
SA 2328. Mr. YOUNG submitted an amend- SA 2346. Mr. SCHUMER submitted an ment intended to be proposed to amendment
ment intended to be proposed to amendment amendment intended to be proposed by him SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S.
SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the
4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the to lie on the table. table.
table. SA 2347. Mr. ENZI submitted an amend- SA 2364. Mr. RUBIO (for himself, Mr. SCHU-
SA 2329. Mr. PAUL submitted an amend- ment intended to be proposed to amendment MER, Mrs. MURRAY, Mr. CASSIDY, Mr. COTTON,
ment intended to be proposed to amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. Mr. CARDIN, Ms. HIRONO, and Mr. WARNER)
SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the submitted an amendment intended to be pro-
4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the table. posed to amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr.
table. SA 2348. Mr. INHOFE submitted an amend- INHOFE to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was
SA 2330. Mr. PORTMAN submitted an ment intended to be proposed to amendment ordered to lie on the table.
amendment intended to be proposed to SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. SA 2365. Mr. RUBIO submitted an amend-
amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the ment intended to be proposed to amendment
to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered table. SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S.
to lie on the table. SA 2349. Mr. KENNEDY (for himself, Ms. 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the
SA 2331. Mr. SHELBY submitted an amend- BALDWIN, and Mr. RISCH) submitted an table.
ment intended to be proposed to amendment amendment intended to be proposed to SA 2366. Mr. RUBIO submitted an amend-
SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE ment intended to be proposed to amendment
4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S.
table. to lie on the table. 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the
SA 2332. Mr. CRAMER (for himself, Mrs. SA 2350. Mr. HAWLEY submitted an table.
GILLIBRAND, Mr. HOEVEN, Mr. MENENDEZ, Ms. amendment intended to be proposed to SA 2367. Ms. ERNST submitted an amend-
KLOBUCHAR, Mrs. CAPITO, Mr. TESTER, Mrs. amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE ment intended to be proposed to amendment
SHAHEEN, Mr. LANKFORD, Mr. BLUMENTHAL, to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S.
Mr. SCHUMER, Ms. COLLINS, Ms. HASSAN, Mr. to lie on the table. 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the
ROUNDS, Mr. BOOKER, and Ms. MCSALLY) sub- SA 2351. Mr. COTTON submitted an amend- table.
mitted an amendment intended to be pro- SA 2368. Mr. MORAN (for himself and Ms.
ment intended to be proposed to amendment
posed by him to the bill S. 4049, supra; which CANTWELL) submitted an amendment in-
SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S.
was ordered to lie on the table. tended to be proposed to amendment SA 2301
4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the
SA 2333. Mr. INHOFE submitted an amend- proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. 4049,
table.
ment intended to be proposed to amendment SA 2352. Mr. HAWLEY (for himself, Mr. supra; which was ordered to lie on the table.
SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. SA 2369. Mr. CASSIDY submitted an
SCOTT of Florida, Mr . CRAMER, Mr. WICKER,
4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the amendment intended to be proposed by him
and Mrs. HYDE-SMITH) submitted an amend-
table. to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered
ment intended to be proposed to amendment
SA 2334. Mr. COTTON (for himself, Mr. to lie on the table.
SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. SA 2370. Mrs. BLACKBURN (for herself,
TILLIS, and Mr. CRUZ) submitted an amend-
4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the Mr. THUNE, Mr. GARDNER, Mr. CRAMER, Mr.
ment intended to be proposed by him to the
table. JOHNSON, Mr. CORNYN, and Mr. LEE) sub-
bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie
SA 2353. Mr. CRUZ submitted an amend- mitted an amendment intended to be pro-
on the table.
SA 2335. Mr. PAUL submitted an amend- ment intended to be proposed to amendment posed to amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr.
ment intended to be proposed by him to the SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. INHOFE to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was
4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the ordered to lie on the table.
bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie
table. SA 2371. Mr. CASSIDY submitted an
on the table.
SA 2336. Mr. WARNER (for himself and Mr. SA 2354. Mr. DAINES submitted an amend- amendment intended to be proposed to
KING) submitted an amendment intended to ment intended to be proposed by him to the amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE
be proposed by him to the bill S. 4049, supra; bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered
which was ordered to lie on the table. on the table. to lie on the table.
SA 2337. Mr. PAUL submitted an amend- SA 2355. Mr. GARDNER submitted an SA 2372. Ms. MCSALLY submitted an
ment intended to be proposed by him to the amendment intended to be proposed to amendment intended to be proposed to
bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE
on the table. to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered
SA 2338. Mr. MORAN (for himself and Ms. to lie on the table. to lie on the table.
CANTWELL) submitted an amendment in- SA 2356. Mr. RUBIO submitted an amend- SA 2373. Ms. KLOBUCHAR (for herself and
tended to be proposed to amendment SA 2301 ment intended to be proposed to amendment Mr. LANKFORD) submitted an amendment in-
proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. 4049, SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. tended to be proposed by her to the bill S.
supra; which was ordered to lie on the table. 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the
SA 2339. Mr. CRAMER submitted an table. table.
amendment intended to be proposed to SA 2357. Mr. RUBIO (for himself, Mr. SCOTT SA 2374. Mr. MANCHIN (for himself and
amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE of Florida, and Mr. MERKLEY) submitted an Mrs. CAPITO) submitted an amendment in-
to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered amendment intended to be proposed to tended to be proposed by him to the bill S.
to lie on the table. amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the
SA 2340. Mr. MANCHIN (for himself, Ms. to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered table.
MURKOWSKI, Mr. HEINRICH, Mrs. MURRAY, Ms. to lie on the table. SA 2375. Mr. REED submitted an amend-
CANTWELL, and Mr. CRAMER) submitted an SA 2358. Mr. RUBIO submitted an amend- ment intended to be proposed to amendment
amendment intended to be proposed to ment intended to be proposed to amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S.
amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the
to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the table.
to lie on the table. table. SA 2376. Mr. MENENDEZ submitted an
SA 2341. Mr. WYDEN submitted an amend- SA 2359. Mr. SULLIVAN submitted an amendment intended to be proposed to
ment intended to be proposed to amendment amendment intended to be proposed to amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE
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SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered
4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the table.
table. to lie on the table. SA 2377. Mr. DAINES submitted an amend-
SA 2342. Mr. UDALL (for himself and Mr. SA 2360. Mr. MURPHY submitted an ment intended to be proposed to amendment
CRAPO) submitted an amendment intended to amendment intended to be proposed by him SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S.
be proposed by him to the bill S. 4049, supra; to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the
which was ordered to lie on the table. to lie on the table. table.
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SA 2378. Mrs. BLACKBURN (for herself, of Defense, for military construction, (1) in subsection (h), by striking the second
Mr. MENENDEZ, Mr. SCOTT of Florida, and Mr. and for defense activities of the De- sentence; and
WYDEN) submitted an amendment intended partment of Energy, to prescribe mili- (2) by striking subsection (j).
to be proposed to amendment SA 2301 pro- (b) HIRING AUTHORITY FOR GLOBAL ENGAGE-
tary personnel strengths for such fiscal MENT CENTER.—Notwithstanding any other
posed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. 4049, supra;
which was ordered to lie on the table. year, and for other purposes; which was provision of law, the Secretary of State, dur-
SA 2379. Mr. INHOFE submitted an amend- ordered to lie on the table; as follows: ing the five-year period beginning on the
ment intended to be proposed to amendment At the appropriate place in title II, insert date of the enactment of this Act and solely
SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. the following: to carry out functions of the Global Engage-
4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the ment Center established by such section,
SEC. lll. STUDY AND PLAN ON THE USE OF AD-
table. DITIVE MANUFACTURING AND may—
SA 2380. Mr. BROWN (for himself and Mr. THREE-DIMENSIONAL BIOPRINTING (1) appoint employees without regard to
PORTMAN) submitted an amendment intended IN SUPPORT OF THE WARFIGHTER. the provisions of title 5, United States Code,
to be proposed to amendment SA 2301 pro- (a) STUDY.—The Secretary of Defense shall regarding appointments in the competitive
posed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. 4049, supra; conduct a study on the use of additive manu- service; and
which was ordered to lie on the table. facturing and three-dimensional bioprinting (2) fix the basic compensation of such em-
SA 2381. Mr. SCOTT, of Florida submitted across the Military Health System. ployees without regard to chapter 51 and
an amendment intended to be proposed by (b) ELEMENTS.—The study required by sub- subchapter III of chapter 53 of such title re-
him to the bill S. 4116, to extend the author- section (a) shall examine the activities cur- garding classification and General Schedule
ity for commitments for the paycheck pro- rently underway by each of the military pay rates.
tection program and separate amounts au- services and the Department agencies, in-
thorized for other loans under section 7(a) of cluding costs, sources of funding, oversight, SA 2331. Mr. SHELBY submitted an
the Small Business Act , and for other pur- collaboration, and outcomes. amendment intended to be proposed to
poses; which was ordered to lie on the table. (c) REPORT.—Not later than 180 days after amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr.
SA 2382. Ms. HARRIS submitted an amend- the date of the enactment of this Act, the INHOFE to the bill S. 4049, to authorize
ment intended to be proposed by her to the Secretary of Defense shall submit to the appropriations for fiscal year 2021 for
bill S. 4049, to authorize appropriations for Committee on Armed Services of the Senate
fiscal year 2021 for military activities of the
military activities of the Department
and the Committee on Armed Services of the of Defense, for military construction,
Department of Defense, for military con- House of Representatives a report on the re-
struction, and for defense activities of the sults of the study conducted under sub-
and for defense activities of the De-
Department of Energy, to prescribe military section (a). partment of Energy, to prescribe mili-
personnel strengths for such fiscal year, and tary personnel strengths for such fiscal
for other purposes; which was ordered to lie SA 2328. Mr. YOUNG submitted an year, and for other purposes; which was
on the table. amendment intended to be proposed to ordered to lie on the table; as follows:
SA 2383. Mr. DURBIN submitted an amend-
ment intended to be proposed by him to the
amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr. In section 235, strike the section heading
INHOFE to the bill S. 4049, to authorize and insert the following:
bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered to lie
on the table. appropriations for fiscal year 2021 for SEC. 235. REPORT ON MICRO NUCLEAR REACTOR
military activities of the Department PROGRAMS.
SA 2384. Mrs. SHAHEEN submitted an
amendment intended to be proposed by her of Defense, for military construction, In section 235, strike subsections (e) and
to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered and for defense activities of the De- (f).
to lie on the table. partment of Energy, to prescribe mili-
SA 2385. Mrs. SHAHEEN submitted an SA 2332. Mr. CRAMER (for himself,
tary personnel strengths for such fiscal Mrs. GILLIBRAND, Mr. HOEVEN, Mr.
amendment intended to be proposed to
amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE
year, and for other purposes; which was MENENDEZ, Ms. KLOBUCHAR, Mrs. CAP-
to the bill S. 4049, supra; which was ordered ordered to lie on the table; as follows: ITO, Mr. TESTER, Mrs. SHAHEEN, Mr.
to lie on the table. Strike subtitle B of title IX. LANKFORD, Mr. BLUMENTHAL, Mr. SCHU-
SA 2386. Mrs. GILLIBRAND (for herself and MER, Ms. COLLINS, Ms. HASSAN, Mr.
Mr. MERKLEY) submitted an amendment in- SA 2329. Mr. PAUL submitted an
tended to be proposed to amendment SA 2301
ROUNDS, Mr. BOOKER, and Ms.
amendment intended to be proposed to
proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. 4049, MCSALLY) submitted an amendment in-
amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr.
supra; which was ordered to lie on the table. tended to be proposed by him to the
INHOFE to the bill S. 4049, to authorize
SA 2387. Mr. UDALL submitted an amend- bill S. 4049, to authorize appropriations
appropriations for fiscal year 2021 for
ment intended to be proposed to amendment for fiscal year 2021 for military activi-
SA 2301 proposed by Mr. INHOFE to the bill S. military activities of the Department
ties of the Department of Defense, for
4049, supra; which was ordered to lie on the of Defense, for military construction,
military construction, and for defense
table. and for defense activities of the De-
activities of the Department of Energy,
SA 2388. Mr. PERDUE (for Mr. MERKLEY) partment of Energy, to prescribe mili-
proposed an amendment to the bill S. 3758, to to prescribe military personnel
tary personnel strengths for such fiscal
amend the Klamath Basin Water Supply En- strengths for such fiscal year, and for
year, and for other purposes; which was
hancement Act of 2000 to make certain tech- other purposes; which was ordered to
ordered to lie on the table; as follows:
nical corrections. lie on the table; as follows:
Strike section 1532.
f At the end of subtitle G of title X, add the
following:
TEXT OF AMENDMENTS SA 2330. Mr. PORTMAN submitted an
SEC. 10lll. INCLUSION ON THE VIETNAM VET-
amendment intended to be proposed to ERANS MEMORIAL WALL OF THE
SA 2326. Mr. INHOFE submitted an
amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr. NAMES OF THE LOST CREW MEM-
amendment intended to be proposed to BERS OF THE U.S.S. FRANK E. EVANS
INHOFE to the bill S. 4049, to authorize
amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr. KILLED ON JUNE 3, 1969.
appropriations for fiscal year 2021 for
INHOFE to the bill S. 4049, to authorize (a) IN GENERAL.—Not later than 1 year
military activities of the Department after the date of enactment of this Act, the
appropriations for fiscal year 2021 for
of Defense, for military construction, Secretary of Defense shall authorize the in-
military activities of the Department
and for defense activities of the De- clusion on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial
of Defense, for military construction,
partment of Energy, to prescribe mili- Wall in the District of Columbia of the
and for defense activities of the De-
tary personnel strengths for such fiscal names of the 74 crew members of the U.S.S.
partment of Energy, to prescribe mili- Frank E. Evans killed on June 3, 1969.
year, and for other purposes; which was
tary personnel strengths for such fiscal (b) REQUIRED CONSULTATION.—The Sec-
ordered to lie on the table; as follows:
year, and for other purposes; which was retary of Defense shall consult with the Sec-
ordered to lie on the table; as follows: At the end of subtitle A of title XII, add retary of the Interior, the American Battle-
the following: field Monuments Commission, and other ap-
Strike section 3152.
SEC. 1210. MODIFICATION TO AND HIRING AU- plicable authorities with respect to any ad-
dlhill on DSK120RN23PROD with SENATE
SA 2327. Mr. YOUNG submitted an THORITY FOR THE GLOBAL ENGAGE- justments to the nomenclature and place-
MENT CENTER. ment of names pursuant to subsection (a) to
amendment intended to be proposed to
(a) ELIMINATION OF TERMINATION DATE FOR address any space limitations on the place-
amendment SA 2301 proposed by Mr. THE GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT CENTER.—Section ment of additional names on the Vietnam
INHOFE to the bill S. 4049, to authorize 1287 of the National Defense Authorization Veterans Memorial Wall.
appropriations for fiscal year 2021 for Act for Fiscal Year 2017 (22 U.S.C. 2656 note) (c) NONAPPLICABILITY OF COMMEMORATIVE
military activities of the Department is amended— WORKS ACT.—Chapter 89 of title 40, United
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