Fine criticized Democrats for opposing the funding measure, saying the decision comes at a time of heightened concerns about potential terrorist activity in the U.S.
"Yesterday, while we were debating the Homeland Security funding bill, I presented seven examples just since the ayatollah has been killed of Muslim terrorists in the United States mourning the loss of who they call their leader," Fine said.
"The idea that while the homeland is at risk, Democrats would keep the Department of Homeland Security closed is as close to treason as I can think of," he added.
The Florida lawmaker also weighed in on a failed House effort led by Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., that sought to release more information about sexual misconduct allegations against members of Congress.
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