
“With better data access and the right reforms, we can recover even more, and I’ll be going back to the Idaho Legislature to secure the additional authority and resources to help make that happen.”
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“With better data access and the right reforms, we can recover even more, and I’ll be going back to the Idaho Legislature to secure the additional authority and resources to help make that happen.”

Codifying the Department of Labor’s recent updates to the AEWR would help clarify and stabilize wages in the H-2A agricultural labor program.

As time goes on, we’re going to be an aggressive competitor in this marketplace. I really believe it.

We have a moral responsibility to protect the most vulnerable among us.

Renewing the Legacy Restoration Fund will help ensure vital repair work continues in Idaho and across the nation.

One-size-fits-all federal heating standards prevent small businesses and farmers from appropriately protecting the people they employ.

The federal government made a promise to rural communities that rely on SRS for schools, road maintenance, and other essential services.

Idaho is the poster child for how effective, active forest management improves forest health, supports conservation, and reduces the risk of catastrophic wildfire.

Public lands are central to who we are as Idahoans and our way of life.

Senate internships are a great way to introduce the next generation of Idaho leaders to the legislative process and give them a behind the scenes look at public policy.

Rural counties across Idaho depend on the Secure Rural Schools program.

I applaud this group for their good work and their commitment to serving Idaho!

The federal government has a responsibility to counties home to federal lands in Idaho and across the country to help support essential public services like roads, emergency response and schools given these communities’ inability to…

Pregnancy centers are often an important lifeline for mothers and growing families.

The concentration of precious metal depositories in a single region has left Idahoans at a disadvantage.

One of the things I want to talk about a little bit today is the fact that you know that on, or about, the 4th of July, they’re going to go critical with three micro reactors at the Idaho National Lab.

I’ve been pressing the ARC Act quite aggressively. I appreciate you guys getting on board on that.

I’m pleased to see these funds released to our state and will continue to work towards a long-term solution that ensures Idahoans—not the federal government—are the sole determiners of Idaho’s future success and well-being.