In general these schools tend to have students that come from backgrounds that are challenged.
Mark Takano
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Mark Allan Takano is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for California's 41st congressional district since 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, he has focused on issues such as veterans' affairs, education, and labor rights during his tenure in Congress. Takano has been an advocate for improving the lives of servicemembers and has emphasized the importance of checks and balances in government. He has also been vocal about the need to support workers and address the challenges they face in a changing economy.
How many of those boarding schools, like mine, exist in the country? There are relatively few, aren't there?
Their role is only going to increase as the nature of our voluntary military is going to need the increased participation of women in our Nation's defense.
I know only too well the consequences of the increasing role that our women play in our Nation's defense.
Well, I thank the gentlelady from New Jersey for yielding to me during this Special Order, and I want to give time for us to get set up with our graphics. Mr. Speaker, our Nation is on the cusp of correcting a longstanding injustice, an…
I think it is incumbent upon us to make sure that they are truly gateways to opportunity.
I, too, rise in opposition to the rule, and I rise in opposition to the previous question so that H.R. 1434 can be offered. Let me tell you why. Every few weeks, I spend time calling constituents who have sent me letters and emails. In…
Well, I am not so much in opposition to the rule because of not allowing other budgets to be considered, but because of the way the rule is structured, I would rather see us be able to consider H.R. 1434. If we would oppose the rule and…
I am confident her legislation will result in an increase in the number of jobs available to veterans and I applaud her efforts in getting right to work for veterans on Capitol Hill.
I believe that the majority of these bills move us towards this subcommittee's purpose, increasing economic opportunity for our nation's veterans.
I was shocked when I first heard that brave men and women with combat injuries who are receiving medical treatment on active-duty military orders are not allowed to count their recovery time towards earning education benefits.
I have concerns about H.R. 476. Do you believe that the states should be able to have additional powers to regulate schools with the state authorizing agencies?
So you don't see this legislation as usurping the authority of the states to be able to regulate?
This is a no-brainer, a cost of war, let's do the right thing by these injured servicemen, servicemembers, and give them the benefits they need and deserve.