Rep. Smith delivers remarks at AFPI's "Ending Human Trafficking: An America First Priority" roundtable
notice to the U.S. Government—via the Angel Watch Center —prior to departure of all planned destinations. Failure
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WATCH: Rep. Smith delivers remarks for the NJ Coalition Against Human Trafficking's 2026 Law Enforcement Conference
WATCH: Rep. Smith delivers remarks for the NJ Coalition Against Human Trafficking's 2026 Law Enforcement Conference
Opening statement of Chairman Smith at hearing on international religious freedomDefending Religious Freedom Around the World
execution. According to Open Doors’ 2025 World Watch List, “more than 380 million Christians suffer high levels … free pass for enabling religious violence. Genocide Watch has called Nigeria “a killing field of defenseless Christians.” That
Opening statement of Chairman Smith at hearing on DRC-Rwanda conflictAdvancing Peace in DRC and Rwanda through President Trump’s Washington Accords
that “I look forward to working on and watching the peace process unfold and ensure that the leaders
Opening statement of Chairman Smith at hearing on SudanStopping the Bloodshed: U.S. Response to Crimes Against Humanity in Sudan
National Security Council, Nicole Widdersheim of Human Rights Watch—one of our witnesses today—lived and worked
Smith delivers keynote remarks at CPAC's Christian Persecution Summit
gotten worse. According to Open Doors 2025 World Watch List : “More than 380 million Christians suffer high levels … more intense than ever.” (Bishop Mamza) And Genocide Watch has called Nigeria “ a killing field of defenseless Christians
Chairman Smith's opening remarks at House hearing on religious persecutions in Nigeria
more intense than ever.” (Bishop Mamza) And Genocide Watch has called Nigeria “ a killing field of defenseless Christians … receive insufficient support from the government. The 2023 Watch List released in January by Open Doors, the interdenominational