Even though I did not support IIJA, it is the law, and I will ensure that resources provided by Congress are addressing our most pressing transportation, safety, infrastructure, and supply chain needs, which I know is a shared bipartisan goal of all of us here in the room today.
Crawford emphasizes the importance of IIJA despite his lack of support, focusing on bipartisan goals.
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