Grace Meng
The Public Record
Grace Meng is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing New York's 6th congressional district since 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, she made history as the first Asian American woman elected to Congress. Throughout her tenure, Meng has focused on various issues, including education, healthcare, and public media funding. She has been an advocate for local stations and has expressed concerns about the impact of federal funding cuts on public media infrastructure.
I am troubled with the prospect of it moving forward. In addition to the direct outcome of the Iran deal with regards to nuclear capabilities, there are serious concerns about Iran's access to funds.
It is important that the disputes be resolved peacefully. All parties involved should come to the table to negotiate a fair resolution to the conflict.
Now we have a deal that neglects in any way to address Iran's providing arms and support to terrorists.
Emerging scientific consensuses hold that genetic engineering is required to defeat citrus greening as they can find no other way to combat it.
New York City is home to thousands of Nepalese Americans, and we have Nepalese community centers in our districts...
I am pleased to be a lead cosponsor of the Hezbollah International Financing Prevention Act. This legislation will broaden financial sector sanctions against Hezbollah, compel other critical designations against it, and target Hezbollah's…
These actions were troubling because of the Houthis' illegal usurpation of power and their immediate dissolving of the Yemeni Parliament.
I am deeply concerned about the possibility of a large humanitarian crisis in Yemen.
Congresswoman Grace Meng is leading a letter of this subcommittee--to this subcommittee and requesting that not less than $55 million be used to combat wildlife trafficking.
Should we consider broadening the law to allow for vesting of frozen Ukrainian assets?
This deal gives Mr. Fridman the assets to launch a new oil company with assets throughout Europe.
Thank you to the gentleman for yielding. Mr. Speaker. Governor Mario Cuomo's legacy is important for all of us to remember here in Congress. Although the late Governor Cuomo is most well known nationally as an eloquent orator and bastion…
I do want to thank the SBA members of your team for coming to our district recently to explain the new lending program to a lot of our local community banks, especially the banks that serve minorities.
I thank the gentleman for yielding. Mr. Speaker, I rise in strong support of H.R. 3670, the Anti-Spoofing Act, which I authored along with Congressman Barton and Congressman Lance. The bill addresses the problem of caller ID spoofing…
In conclusion, we stand today united as a Congress to condemn acts of anti-Semitism through the world and right here in our communities. Hate is never the answer. We must always speak up. I would like to end by reciting a well-known poem…
With that, I would like to yield to my friend from Florida (Mr. Deutch), the ranking member of the Subcommittee on the Middle East and North Africa, a mentor on many of those issues, a good friend, fellow Wolverine, tireless fighter, and…
We gather this evening to discuss anti- Semitism. It is a plague that has ravaged the world for thousands of years, yet in the last few weeks, it has reared its ugly head globally in a way we have not seen in a long time. It is truly…
Thank you for holding this hearing on my bill, H.R. 3670, the Anti-Spoofing Act.
Helping small firms land these opportunities spurs job creation and helps small companies grow into larger ones.
This amendment strengthens sanctions against Hezbollah by enabling the disruption of Hezbollah's global logistics networks and its fundraising and money-laundering activities.





