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Each February, we come together as a nation to celebrate Black History Month. While we may have just closed out Black History Month, our celebration here in Congress and back home in west Michigan continues. This year, I had the honor of…

One positive trend I observed is that the SBA's 4-year implementation rate for GAO recommendations since 2021 is 100 percent.

I cannot support the America's Wildlife Habitat Conservation Act because, simply put, it doesn't meet the recommendations laid out by the blue ribbon panel.

So continuing to keep going on the programs that are successful and that are delivering, but also broadening and deepening areas of need.

We are in the midst of a biodiversity crisis, which is having a profound effect on people and their communities.

Emerging from the Panel's recommendations was the Recovering America's Wildlife Act, legislation sponsored by Congresswoman Dingell with significant bipartisan support.

It is especially troubling to learn how these clawbacks impact tribes, since it is my understanding how many feel that they have been left out of this process.

If money is the answer for public schools, why would we not give money to the answer for charter schools?

I would be remiss today if I did not also thank Representative Debbie Dingell for her support for state fish and wildlife agencies.

Birds are experiencing ongoing threats from habitat loss and degradation, climate change, and many other challenges.

I thank my friend from South Carolina for yielding time. Mr. Speaker, I rise today in support of my legislation, H.R. 3277, the Energy Emergency Leadership Act. Working with my good friend, Representative Lisa Blunt Rochester, this…

RAWA would allocate nearly $1.4 billion annually, and permanent mandatory funding for state and tribal fish and wildlife management agencies.

If a charter school fails, we have all these rules and regulations and it closes, right? If a public school fails with less rules, less regulations, we just want more money to fix the problem.

It's time to get the job done together in the Congress.

So I'm going to answer this very differently which is Michigan is a purple state. And I've been saying that for a long time. We are a state that frequently votes uncommitted.

The president needs to – needs to be looking at executive orders. But he needs more money.

We need to get humanitarian aid in there. 85% of the people have no home.

I think you've seen a change that the White House has been reaching out more to the Arab-American Muslims community, hearing their hurt.