The biggest threat facing the United States homeland are violent Salafist Jihadists.
Mike Levin
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Mike Levin is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for California's 49th congressional district since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, Levin has focused on issues such as climate change, healthcare, and reproductive rights during his time in office. He has been an advocate for policies that promote access to in vitro fertilization and has emphasized the importance of bipartisan cooperation in Congress.
Nobody knows the Antifa threat like I do, since the last death threat I got was either from the hard left or Antifa.
Yes, they have to step it up. I think every department should have a blueprint of houses of worship in their area. They are now a target.
I am grateful to Congressman Neguse who hosted our first field hearing in Boulder, Colorado.
Hurricane Dorian is just the latest reminder of the need for solutions that reduce carbon pollution and prepare our communities for the growing dangers of the climate crisis.
As we transition to a low carbon economy, we need to make sure that the tools for that transition, such as electric vehicles, energy efficient products, and wind turbines are made right here in the good old USA.
When we have a president who denies climate change, who thinks that wind turbines cause cancer, and who undermines consumers and businesses by undoing energy saving rules for cars and light bulbs, America is missing out on a huge economic…
We can build on America's competitive edge in innovation. We can help American workers tap into that market. Or we can let China eat our lunch.
Our neighbors on the East Coast recovering from Hurricane Dorian and the climate refugees fleeing the Bahamas right now need our support.
Senator Cortez Masto and I have introduced the Green Spaces, Green Vehicles Act which would fund charging infrastructure on public lands across the United States and help convert National Park Service and U.S. Forest Service fleets to…
I always remind people that jobs are the reason that this whole transition of clean energy economy really is a win-win.
Does DOI have a contingency plan if Congress does not provide the additional funding that DOI is anticipating?
Are you not concerned about the negative impacts on morale that this move will have on the affected employees?
I hope that DC BLM employees who were identified for relocation would remain with the BLM after being so notified.
We need all of you to continue the work, to work together to help us get in this region, in San Diego and really throughout the United States, to an effective rate of zero veteran homelessness.
I have had no greater honor in my first eight months of service than to be the Chairman of this Subcommittee where we have the chance to give back in a small way to the veterans who have given so much in service of our country.
We desperately need your help and we need to make sure that we are doing everything we can to empower you.
As long as I have the opportunity to serve as a Member of Congress this will be a top priority of mine and I think a top priority of my colleagues as well.
So I wanted to address that. As I understand it, community agencies refer veterans to HUD-VASH through the coordinated entry system.
If local governments can't figure out how to approve the housing that we need in appropriate areas, right, then perhaps we shouldn't be the ones tasked.





