This is where a program like our Trusted Section 202 program is really important.

My bipartisan (NFIP-RE) Act takes the commonsense approach, and it would require FEMA to compensate the insurance companies the same amount it costs FEMA.

I think the Government should be doing this.

FEMA's Risk Rating 2.0, the agency itself says that 80 percent of property owners nationwide will see rate increases

For every dollar spent on mitigation, the Federal Government saves $6 on the back end.

I find even more frustrating is that we call Risk Rating 2.0 equity in action, when I think this new rating system is anything but equitable.

I think one of the long-term reauthorization goals has to be keeping premiums affordable.

I like anything the Federal Government could do that six to one at the end of the day.

If the United States is going to successfully diversify away from China, we need to deepen our trading relationships with our neighbors in the Western Hemisphere.

I am introducing the Livable Communities Act, which would create a grant program to incentivize the coordinated development of affordable housing and transit.

This, combined with the fact that HUD has never had a Region 2 administrator from New Jersey, going back at least a quarter of a century, troubles me, because it suggests that HUD is not prioritizing New Jersey's housing needs.

I do not think that Congress intended to provide individuals the type of relief that we did during the pandemic only to have them lose their SSI.