I think ringing throughout this amendment is the importance of our manufacturing economy. That is also what we are standing up here today to deliver for manufacturers, small businesses, and our labor force here in Michigan. Mr. Chairman, I…
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Haley Maria Stevens is a U.S. Representative for Michigan's 11th congressional district, serving since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, she has focused on issues related to education, technology, and public health during her time in office. Stevens has a background in education and has worked to advance policies that support innovation and economic growth in her district. She has been vocal about the importance of scientific integrity and public health, often addressing critical issues that affect her constituents.
I have an amendment at the desk. The Acting CHAIR. The Clerk will designate the amendment. The text of the amendment is as follows: Page 16, line 3, strike ``and''. Page 16, line 8, strike the period and insert ``; and''. Page 16, after…
We must take advantage of the opportunity to make smart investments in clean energy to help the U.S. reduce carbon pollution.
I would also like to urge Members of the Select Committee on the Climate Crisis to promote and encourage the practice of remanufacturing.
I urge the Select Committee to ensure that the next generation of automobiles are being built by American workers.
Encouraging greater production and consumer adoption of electric vehicles is key to hitting our sustainability goals.
I urge you to make federal investments in resilient infrastructure a priority.
I rise within this Chamber this evening to give an address on the state of our manufacturing economy. It is certainly very significant to do so this evening in the well of our House of Representatives, one of the more sacred and distinct…
We need to focus on how we can make these more sustainable from a cost perspective.
May we all be so lucky to witness such service to others and love of the beautiful country we call home.
Reflecting on his legacy and his wishes for our Congress, Mr. Cummings would be doing exactly what we are doing here today: Figuring out ways to advance our country and to help his district.
I thank the gentleman for yielding. By bringing up my resolution today, H. Res. 552, we are making clear to the Russian Government and President Putin that Congress will not tolerate the indefinite detention of a U.S. citizen without…
We are standing here today in support of the PACT Act, to make it a crime to commit abuse that has already been detected in videos or the videos that we have made illegal. We need to render the acts illegal. We need to enforce detection…
I think it is fair to say that we can't be pro economy and pro job if we aren't pro worker.
A lot of our recent misadventures with Big Tech, I think, are an example of not thinking about the people at the beginning.
We are here today to examine the role of artificial intelligence in shaping the work of the future.
We must critically examine how the test for employment interact with the ability for small businesses...
They're out-investing us in R&D. They're, you know, outpacing us on applications for artificial intelligence.
So the United States often feels like it's in this big global competition because we are.
The United States often feels like it's in this big global competition because we are.
I join my colleagues in support of this legislation, and also, the opportunity to promote a 21st century labor movement.
It's become pretty clear that we can't trust them, that Congress needs to do both oversight but also put in place protections that are mandated through law





