It is time for the Federal government and the VA to keep pace with what the American public wants.
Jose Luis Correa
The Public Record
Lou Correa is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing California's 46th congressional district since January 3, 2017. A member of the Democratic Party, Correa has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and economic development during his time in office. He has been an advocate for immigrant rights and has worked to support local communities in California. Prior to his congressional role, Correa served in the California State Senate and the California State Assembly, where he gained experience in legislative processes and public policy.
We owe our veterans a tremendous amount, the least we can do is make sure we are giving them their proper treatment for those invisible wounds that they brought back from the battlefield.
As twenty veterans tragically die from suicide each day, we, as policymakers, should consider alternatives to the treatment of PTSD and chronic pain.
92 percent of those veteran's support research and the cannabis treatment of veterans and their invisible wounds.
Can we use cannabis? Can the VA prescribe cannabis for us? Can we talk to our doctor at the VA about cannabis without losing our VA benefits?
Veterans should not be forced outside the VA system to seek a treatment that is legal in their state.
If so, this budget proposal confirms that the President's priorities are sorely misguided and, in fact, dangerous.
Thank you very much for holding this most important hearing to address the issue of hate crimes...
I am extremely concerned that you have not yet decided whether to enter into a new collective bargaining agreement.
Let me be clear: The TSA would struggle to operate under these cuts, and the American people would be left vulnerable to attacks.
this budget proposal confirms that the President's priorities are sorely misguided and, in fact, dangerous.
Because everybody that comes to America works hard to enrich this country, to make us strong, deserves to be an American someday.
I want to thank the witnesses here today. I hear a lot of commonality when it comes to where we need to go.
I want to make sure that when there is any crisis around the world, whether political or otherwise, people can rely on America to feed the rest of the world.
I think everybody that works hard and obeys the laws and pays the taxes deserves a pathway to citizenship.
I hope all of us today and in the very near future can talk about how to get there, an immigration reform that strengthens America.
I don't know why this last group of workers can't have that same opportunity.
To my right is a picture of champs. I congratulate the Fullerton College men's basketball team for winning the State championship this last weekend. This victory marks Fullerton College's fourth State championship title, but the first…
I come from California, central Orange County. I represent a district that is essentially very, very blue collar, heavily immigrant.





