The Corporate Transparency Act is the most important change to U.S. anti-money laundering law in decades, and FinCEN's proposed implementation rule is a strong step in that direction.
Sylvia Rodriguez Garcia
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Sylvia Rodriguez Garcia is a U.S. Representative for Texas's 29th congressional district, serving since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, she has a background in law and public service, which informs her legislative priorities. Garcia has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and economic development, advocating for the needs of her constituents in Houston and surrounding areas. Her work emphasizes support for marginalized communities and women's rights.
At its best, FinCEN has the potential to set a strong anti-corruption agenda, disrupting the shadowy world of shell companies, oligarchs, and arms traffickers whose financial crimes have harmful consequences for everyday people.
I co-led with my colleague, Representative Scott Peters, requesting $65 million in funding for the NASA space grant program.
Several States, including my home State of Illinois, passed a 36-percent rate cap last year.
Those communities have been the victims of environmental injustice for decades, and we can do better.
I am simply devastated about the ways that the horrific legacy of slavery is built into the very structure of the U.S. banking system today.
It is our job as lawmakers to study the origins of these problems so that we can identify them and root them out.
For my district, environmental issues are not just health issues but also social justice issues.
My district now has the highest number of people that are uninsured of any district in the country.





