10/29/19 - Rep. Hill tweeted "I agree with @realDonaldTrump that if Turkey fails to honor the negotiated ceasefire in Syria, then the U.S. has the right to reimpose crippling sanctions. We must hold Turkey accountable for their actions with potent sanctions." View the tweet here.

10/16/19 - Rep. Hill posted the following to Facebook: "Let me be clear: I did not support the failed Obama-Kerry policy in Syria. In 2017 and 2018, I was proud to see President Trump hold Assad accountable for his use of chemical weapons. However, I have not supported the United States disengaging from Syria–without a strategy– since the idea was first proposed last December by President Trump.

History teacheds us that when critical American leadership disengages, America’s global adversaries fill the void. Turkey must cease its military invasion of Syria and the United States must support the Kurdish communities who have been our allies against ISIS." View the Facebook post here.

10/15/19 - Rep. Hill tweeted "U.S. sanctions against Turkey are necessary to send a signal to the Erdogan Administration that we are watching what he is doing in Syria. Erdogan must be held accountable for human rights violations against Kurdish villages in northeast Syria." View the tweet here.

10/15/19 - Rep. Hill posted the following to Facebook: "U.S. sanctions against Turkey are necessary to send a signal to the Erdogan Administration that we are watching what he is doing in Syria. Erdogan must be held accountable for human rights violations against Kurdish villages in northeast Syria." View the Facebook post here.

10/13/19 - Rep. Hill tweeted "Turkey’s unnecessary invasion of northeast Syria is now putting American troops directly at risk of major harm. Turkey may be in NATO, but they are not acting like our ally." View the tweet here.

10/13/19 - Rep. Hill posted the following to Facebook: "Turkey’s unnecessary invasion of northeast Syria is now putting American troops directly at risk of major harm. Turkey may be in NATO, but they are not acting like our ally. Keeping a small group of American forces in northeast Syria did not constitute an “endless war.” Like in December 2018, President Trump’s misguided decision to pull these troops is unraveling regional stability that we fought hard to secure with our Kurdish allies. Turkey must stop this advance now before any Americans are killed, and if it doesn’t, Congress must enact sanctions as soon as possible to hold Turkey accountable." View the Facebook post here.

10/10/19 - Rep. Hill posted the following to Facebook: "My worst fears are being realized by the standing down of the small group of United States military forces in northeast Syria. Our efforts, along with those of our allies, the local Kurds, have provided increased stability in this critical post-ISIS environment. People were returning to their villages and trying start their lives over. Now those hopes are dashed and that stability is in tatters. While the Turks have a constructive role to play in the dangerous border region, this decision to turn security of northeast Syria over to Turkey is not the proper strategy. Click the link below to read my full statement." View the Facebook post here.

10/08/19 - Rep. Hill posted the following to Facebook: "Withdrawing our strategically placed forces along the former ISIS controlled Syrian border with Turkey will open eastern Syria to more bloodshed and conflict, including the possible return of ISIS elements. While the Turks can play a constructive role along this border region, such a role should be under United Nations or other allied coalition collaboration and monitoring.

It is critical that United States forces are present to lead our international allies in providing stability in this fragile region. Their removal only strengthens the position of Russia and Iran in propping up Assad. History has shown us that a strategy of "America leading from behind" results in disastrous consequences that threaten the lives of refugees and allows brutal dictators and terrorist groups to thrive." View the Facebook post here.