We simply cannot continue to wait until it is too late and too costly for us to fix our crumbling infrastructure.
Steven Horsford
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Steven Alexzander Horsford is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Nevada's 4th congressional district since 2013, with a break from 2015 to 2019. He is a member of the Democratic Party. During his time in office, Horsford has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and economic development, advocating for policies that benefit working families in Nevada. He has also been involved in efforts to address gun violence and improve infrastructure in his district.
More than 500 bridges in Nevada are over 50 years old and would require approximately $133 million for repairs.
I also want to commend Congresswoman Lee who has been a champion on addressing these issues of income inequality and poverty.
The Trump Administration and Republicans, after doing all of this, gave a gift of $1.9 trillion dollars in tax cuts to benefit the top 1 percent.
The Trump Administration recently announced a proposed rule related to SNAP eligibility that would negatively impact about 46,000 SNAP recipients in my state.
During the last census count in 2010, African Americans were under-counted by over 800,000. That is totally unacceptable.
Just yesterday, the congressional Black Caucus, under the leadership of Congresswoman Karen Bass, our chair, launched a new census--the 2020 Census Task Force.
I urge all of my colleagues today to stand with America's working men and women and support the Middle Class Health Benefits Tax Repeal Act and vote in favor of abolishing this tax. Ms. DelBENE. Madam Speaker, I yield 1 minute to the…
We are led by a dynamic chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, the Representative from California, Congresswoman Karen Bass, and I had the honor of attending one of her congressional field hearings this week. The CBC is dedicated on a…
I thank the gentleman from Pennsylvania and again thank him for his dedication and commitment on behalf of his constituents in Philadelphia, in bringing their voice to this process. General Leave
To increase access to programs and services so that folks who are young have access to maybe more non-punitive interventions.
We can't just cut those budgets. We have to make sure the money gets shifted to the resources where they can produce the best results.
Anytime someone has an incentive to fill their house, it doesn't make sense to me.
We passed the restoration of voting rights for ex-felons so that they have the ability to change the circumstances.
We passed a bill to compensate those who were wrongfully convicted and to restore some justice there.
What could we have done with that $3 million for these three individuals rather than incarcerating them?
I think what we are seeing is that we get what we pay for, so I believe that we need to dramatically increase what we are spending on social services.
I want to ask the witnesses what specifically, Ms. Edmond, what investments could be made on the front end to help strengthen our communities by supporting our programs around children, around families----
The vision of your congresswoman to bring these congressional hearings is very significant.
I am thankful to have the opportunity to bring the perspective of many of my constituents who I am fighting for, and we cannot allow their status to expire.
These are individuals who are here as asylum seekers. They are legally permitted to be here.





