Are you aware of the plan to refill our reserves? What does that plan look like?
Mike Garcia
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Michael Joseph Garcia is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for California's 25th congressional district since May 2020. A member of the Republican Party, he succeeded Katie Hill in this role. Garcia has focused on issues such as national security, economic growth, and veterans' affairs during his time in office. He has also been involved in efforts to address the impacts of wildfires in California and has advocated for policies to support local businesses and job creation.
I sit on the Science, Space, Technology Committee as well, and we have been talking small modular reactors.
The issue at hand is actually a simple one: it is whether or not to declassify data pertaining to the investigations into the origins of COVID. This is a simple vote. The simplicity of this vote is in stark contrast to the magnitude of the…
I think we have compelled Xi Jinping to maybe delay aspirations for annexing Taiwan in a similar fashion as a result of what he has witnessed coming out of Europe now with this.
It is cold outside. It is about 24 degrees outside of the Chamber right now, and as a kid from southern California, that is especially cold. But that is not as cold as what is happening inside this Chamber. Right now, as we speak, our…
I thank Chairman Takano and Ranking Member Bost for their support of H.R. 7939, which also contains the text of one of my bills I have been working on for the last year called the Military Spouse Licensing Relief Act. In the midst of one…
I thank my colleague from Texas for hosting this very important hour. I think what you have captured here in calling our Nation's debt a curse is very important, very apropos. When you do the math with the $31 trillion worth of debt, that…
I would like to take a moment to honor the life of my dear friend, Batta Vucijic. Batta was a leader in our community whose contributions to North LA County will live on for several generations. As a founding board member at the Ministry…
This hearing may seem timely, especially after this report, but let's not forget that to this day, the United States has not acknowledged or apologized for its actions during the Boarding School Era.
The Truth and Healing Commission on Indian Boarding School Policies Act is a first step toward achieving necessary measures of accountability.
I just want to associate myself with some of the comments about executability. I am deeply concerned about the dollar values here.
I believe it is a noble mission. But I am a numbers guy, and as an appropriator, especially right now where our Nation is seeing record inflation, 8.5 percent, and a debt of $30 trillion at the Federal level, we have got to pay attention…





