So, why were your agencies unable to meet that deadline and why is the report incomplete?
Young Oak Kim
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Young Oak Kim is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing California's 39th congressional district since January 3, 2021. She is a member of the Republican Party and made history as the first Korean-American woman elected to Congress. Kim has focused on issues such as economic development, healthcare, and education during her tenure. Her background as a businesswoman and community leader has influenced her approach to policy-making.
Last Congress, Chairman McCaul and I introduced the Arms Exports Delivery Solutions Act, which requires an annual report from DoD and DOS.
One of my priorities is ensuring that our Foreign Military Sales programs are supporting the most vulnerable allies and partners in the region.
High inflation over 4 decades has led to real-life consequences in the form of failed banks, with over $400 billion, in essence, wiped out from two of the largest banks that are headquartered in California.
As we celebrate National Police Week, I rise to honor the brave men and women who put their lives on the line to keep our communities safe across California's 40th Congressional District and their families. In Congress, I will always be a…
I believe the Biden Administration's American Rescue Plan's $1.9-trillion injection into the economy helped spur inflation to 9.1 percent in 2022.
Veteran homelessness is a problem that can be prevented if veterans are connected with our local, state, and federal resources before they become homeless
Thank you, Chairman Van Orden and Ranking Member Levin, for holding this field hearing in Southern California on veteran homelessness.
Getting information out to our military community before they are at risk, before they are homeless, to connect them to the right resources, to connect them to the VA, we should be leveraging those touch points, if you will, on a day to…
I took the time to drive down here to listen from the veterans, those of you who are working closely with the veterans.
We have a lot of veterans here in the state as well as in our respective districts so there is a lot of concentration about making sure that we take care of our veterans.
I represent California's 40th congressional District and most of my district is primarily in Orange County.
There is not a single cure-all to veteran homelessness just as there is not a single cause of veteran homelessness.
This approach will require the input, expertise, and hard work of every person in this room.
The rate of veteran homelessness in San Diego County has dropped by nearly 30 percent over the last 4 years.
I want to thank all the dedicated organizations, the practitioners, and the experts who are here with us today.
I think, would be beneficial because I really think and believe that, again, the theme prevention and intervention before.
We know that a major issue with veterans getting the benefits and resources that they are entitled to is that we do not know who they are and we do not know where they are.
The veteran homelessness is a problem that can be prevented if veterans are connected with our local, state, and federal resources before they become homeless, right.
I strongly support H.R. 1690, the Orderly Requirements Designed to Enforce and Regulation Latin American Border Act.
Since President Biden took office, illegal border crossings have tripled. And migrant deaths at the southern border continue to rise.
Hearing those testimonies from our witnesses was really heartbreaking, and my heart breaks for the victims. And I join my colleagues in demanding accountability.
I am glad to share that Congresswoman Young Kim, Senator Merkley, and Senator Tillis and I introduced the bipartisan Nursing Workforce Shortage--Nursing Workforce Center Act to do just that.





