June 8, 2025

Dear John:

There is a lot of misinformation being spread about what's in the One Big Beautiful Bill and I want to address one thing in particular here. Democrats are trying to convince people that we are gutting Medicaid. This is simply false. We are making sure Medicaid goes to the people who need it and that we use every taxpayer dollar wisely. The only Medicaid enrollees losing coverage from the One Big Beautiful Bill are illegal immigrants, people who are receiving Medicaid who are not actually eligible, or able-bodied adults without dependents who are choosing not to engage in their community.

Unfortunately, many on the Left hate Donald Trump and what the Republicans are accomplishing so much that they are willing to let the American people suffer for it. Lying about the realities of the Medicaid provisions and scaring people does not accomplish anything for the American people, but voting against this bill and for the biggest tax hike in this country's history will hurt them. You can watch more of my comments here.

Delivering on Promises to the American People

This week, the House passed legislation to hold Sanctuary Cities accountable for their pro-illegal immigration policies, defending American-owned small businesses, and supporting communities that are working to stop the opioid crisis. I had the privilege of speaking in support of these bills when I managed the Rules debate.

The American Entrepreneurs First Act solidifies President Trump's executive actions with common-sense legislation to ensure that businesses receiving federal benefits are 100% owned by U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents.

The Save SBA from Sanctuary Cities Act supports the Small Business Administration's announcement to relocate offices that are in sanctuary cities to less costly and more accessible locations that better serve the mission and comply with federal immigration law. This bill gives the Administration 120 days to deliver on their commitment and relocate these offices.

The SUPPORT for Patients and Communities Reauthorization Act builds on the successful 2018 legislation to provide resources for prevention, education, treatment, recovery, workforce, and law enforcement to help patients struggling with substance use disorder.

Click here for my full remarks.

Census Bureau Hiring Temporary Field Staff

The U.S. Census Bureau is looking for temporary field representatives and supervisors to help with various surveys and special censuses. These individuals will play a key role, connecting with their communities and collecting data. This is a great way to make sure the people of Minnesota's 7th District are adequately represented on the national stage, as the next census count will determine how many Congressional districts are in each state.

Opportunities are available immediately. For more information on job openings or to apply, visit the Census Bureau's Jobs in Your Community page.

Celebrating the Seventh District

Happy 100th Birthday to Lawrence Weinrich from Ottertail County!

Congratulations to Dominique and Ahren Jurgenson, who have raised nearly $120,000 for a veterans memorial in their hometown of Olivia, Minnesota. These brothers are both committed to service to their community and country, and I know their friends and family are so proud.

Congratulations to Nathan Lund in Starbuck for receiving Minnesota's Agriculture in the Classroom Outstanding Teacher of the Year Award. Your students are so lucky to have you!

Second Lady Summer Reading Challenge

Introduce the little ones in your life to the joy of reading this Summer with Second Lady Usha Vance's Summer Reading Challenge! Kids Kindergarten through 8th Grade participate. After reading twelve books, send your form back to the White House. Then the Second Lady will send a personalized certificate, a small prize, and enter you in a chance to win a trip to the Nation's Capital! Visit whitehouse.gov/read for more information.

Mobile Office Hours in Glenwood July 17

My office is holding mobile office hours at the Pope County Courthouse on Thursday, July 17, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. No appointment necessary!

If you have questions or feedback for my office, now is your chance to talk with my congressional staff directly. They can help you with issues such as passport processing, veterans’ needs, tax refunds, Social Security benefits, and also connect with federal agencies (FEMA, the FSA, and more).

If you aren't able to make this one, keep an eye out for future mobile office hours across the Seventh District. For any questions, please call my office at 320-403-6100.

What matters most to you?

Thank you for reading!

As always, my office is open and ready to serve constituents of Minnesota's Seventh Congressional District! Please do not hesitate to get in touch if there is anything I can do to help. Have a great week!

Sincerely,

Michelle Fischbach

Member of Congress

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