David Trone
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David John Trone is an American businessman and politician currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Maryland's 6th congressional district, a position he has held since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, Trone has focused on various issues during his tenure, including healthcare, addiction treatment, and economic development. He has been an advocate for addressing the opioid crisis and has worked on legislation to improve mental health services.
Immigration will add $7 trillion to our economy and lead to an additional $1 trillion in tax revenue over the next decade.
Thank you, sir, Mr. Administrator, while China is aggressively deploying more spacecraft to the Moon...
The ability to have space mobility, including satellite servicing, orbital debris removal, these are vital capabilities.
Last year, we helped pass the Bipartisan Law Enforcement De-Escalation Training Act, which provides $124 million in grant funding over four years on de-escalation training for police officers.
We believe the BOP has been dragging its feet to reform this area of restrictive housing.
Last year, my colleagues and expressed concerns about the proposed DEA rule that would've limited patient access to buprenorphine.
We have a bipartisan bill, the BOP Release Card Act, that supports this effort at the BOP by ensuring new IDs fulfill all the requirements.
The dollars that give you the proper amount of money will result in saving millions, tens of millions more down the line by cutting recidivism?
We would like to figure out how to implement the bipartisan First Step Act successfully.
I introduced bipartisan legislation with my colleague from Arizona, Representative Juan Ciscomani, to improve CBP's flexibility in hiring, recruiting, and retaining agents, officers, and employees.
I also want to reject a recent despicable effort, by some extreme far left groups, that falsely claim to speak for the Jewish community to undermine the longstanding bipartisan support for this critical programming.
I believe we should pair increasing funding for the NSGP with other enhancements to improve efficiency.