Weekly Wrap

January 26, 2024

This week is National School Choice Week, and Rep. Young Kim (CA-40) was one of many Republican women in Congress who reaffirmed her commitment to educational freedom for all children. Kim believes strongly that we should be empowering parents and teachers -- not government administrators and bureaucrats.

Rep. Michelle Steel (CA-45) shared how President Biden's disastrous foreign policy has caused more chaos in the Middle East and increased threats to our national security.

Last year, Steel introduced the Solidify Iran Sanctions Act, bipartisan legislation that would permanently authorize the law that allows the president to implement crippling economic sanctions on Iran.

When it comes to China's attempts to steal American technology and intellectual property, Sen. Katie Britt (R-AL) has a simple message: The stakes could not be higher.

At a Senate Banking Committee hearing last week, Britt shared that the FBI has seen a 1,300% increase in its economic espionage caseload related to China over the last decade, with a new China-related counterintelligence investigation opened every 10 hours.

Republican Mazi Pilip, who is running in a critical special Congressional District election in NY-03, highlighted how the migrant crisis is making communities in her district less safe.

Pilip's opponent, Democrat Tom Suozzi, worked with President Biden to open the border, and New Yorkers have been forced to deal with the consequences.

New York Sun: The Boldness of Mazi Pilip

Financial Regulation News: Republicans introduce bill to provide increased congressional oversight of SEC rules

Radio Iowa: Congresswoman Hinson’s Bill On Information For Pregnant College Students Passes House

The Floridian Press: Salazar & Gottheimer Pursue UN Women Investigation

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Have a great weekend!