Protecting Maryland Farmers
This week, the full House Appropriations Committee approved the Fiscal Year 2026 Agriculture Appropriations bill.
This bill reflects a clear, conservative commitment to fiscal responsibility while ensuring that America’s farmers, ranchers, and rural communities remain a top priority. This legislation strengthens agricultural research, supports rural businesses and infrastructure, and safeguards our food and drug supply – all while cutting Biden-era waste. By investing in American-grown food and reducing reliance on foreign sources, we’re making our nation healthier, stronger, and more secure. America’s farmers feed the world, and the bill ensures they have the resources they deserve – without growing the burgeoning deficit.
Delivering Results for Our Veterans
Real support is on the way for our veterans and military families through the Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act of 2026. This legislation fully funds Veteran care and benefits and includes important mental health and homelessness assistance. It also prioritizes quality housing and other critical infrastructure for our servicemembers and their families. It’s a strong, necessary step toward honoring their sacrifice and ensuring they receive the care they’ve earned.
Keeping Our Streets Safe from Drunk-Driving Illegal Immigrants
This week the House passed the H.R. 875, the Protect Our Communities from DUIs Act. This legislation takes decisive action to ensure all illegal immigrants convicted of driving under the influence are eligible for deportation. Sparked by the tragic loss of American lives at the hands of drunk-driving illegal immigrants, this bill will help safeguard Maryland families from preventable and dangerous crimes.
Condemning Lawlessness and Disorder
The violent riots in Los Angeles this month weren’t just unrest; they were a direct attack on safety, law enforcement, and the rule of law. Condemning these actions is essential to standing with those who protect our communities. This week, the House passed H. Res. 516, which condemns the violent riots that have taken place and calls on local and state officials to work with the federal government to restore peace. This resolution draws a clear line: violence will not be tolerated.
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