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The security personnel, identified as a private contractor, found themselves in the tense position of denying access to elected officials. The enraged Congress members repeatedly questioned the guard's authority to block their entrance, reminding him that they are the ones who hold oversight roles regarding federal agencies. The members argued vehemently that their responsibilities as representatives of the public granted them the need to inquire, access, and discuss important matters relating to education policy and funding.