John Moolenaar
The Public Record
John Robert Moolenaar is a Republican member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Michigan's 4th congressional district since January 6, 2015. Born on May 8, 1962, Moolenaar has focused on issues such as agriculture, healthcare, and energy during his tenure in Congress. He has been an advocate for policies that support Michigan's economy and has worked on initiatives to improve the quality of life for his constituents.
Thank you for your testimony today and for your overview of what you learned in this process.
It involves drug smugglers, human traffickers, and those who are harming women.
Over 100 people die across the country every day from opioid overdoses, and that is coming through the ports of entry.
And you know, there is a number of circumstances, and I think you have identified a lot of those, and some are escaping dangerous situations in their countries.
I think we need to improve our system to encourage legal immigration because this truly is a great country.
I think it makes sense that they would remain with their children while the judicial system works.
One of the policies I think is disastrous is a policy that creates false hope for people.
And you know, right now, our Nation's success and the prospect of being here has also attracted people who would do harm here.
To me, it would appear that you would want something that is flexible, affordable, and... you don't want people to be a victim to scams.
First, I want to thank Chairman Brady of the House Committee on Ways and Means for his leadership of the committee, and also Mr. Roskam and Mr. Thompson for their support here on the floor today. I also want to thank Congressman Raul Ruiz…
I appreciate your working on cleaning up the waste, fraud, and abuse in different programs which you have authority over.
I do think those sanctions in the case of North Korea, as you mentioned, are bringing them to the table and have been effective.
Let's create a Down syndrome initiative at the NIH level that looks across disorders to understand how the science that we already know is there and that we will explore further can really change the game.
I think that was one of the best speeches I have heard since I have been in Congress.
I come to the floor today to thank all of the Members who voted to support the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative. In the appropriations legislation the House passed 2 weeks ago, we included $300 million in the fiscal year 2018 budget for…
Tax reform is a key concern for small- business owners and hardworking residents in my district. My predecessor, former Ways and Means chairman, Dave Camp, worked diligently on this issue in hopes of reforming our Nation's burdensome Tax…
I also thank Chairman Royce and Ranking Member Engel for supporting this bipartisan resolution and moving it through the Foreign Affairs Committee. I especially want to thank Congresswoman Torres for her leadership as a true champion on…
I thank Chairman Cole, Chairman Frelinghuysen, and the entire Committee on Appropriations, as well as the President and congressional leaders in both the House and the Senate for their work on this bipartisan appropriations bill. This…
When you do that expansion and make more things available online, and you are obviously expanding the reach, as you had mentioned, nationally.
Perhaps now is a good time to communicate back to the Congress maybe with some townhalls or something about where we stand.





