Congresswoman Gwen Moore Leads Colleagues in Calling for Salah Sarsour’s Release from ICE Detention
other federal agency relied on in making the decision to detain Mr. Sarsour. This includes the specific grounds
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Grothman Introduces Bill to Protect Employment Opportunities for Adults with Disabilities
Allow the individuals to make their OWN decision!!!” – Timothy P. Miller, Executive Director at Westmoreland County Blind Association … subjected to unnecessary federal barriers when making employment decisions. Update counseling requirements to ensure employers can continue compensating
Rep. Fitzgerald Statement on Passage of Three-Year FISA Reauthorization
information they need to make real-time decisions to keep Americans safe. “After serious abuses of this authority
Wisconsin Congressmen Introduce Fair Air Standards Act, Addressing Ozone Nonattainment, Vehicle Emissions Testing
outside their borders and ensures EPA bases its decisions on facts. This legislation will restore fairness
Grothman Introduces the Ending Discrimination in Government Contracts Act
race, ethnicity, or sex in federal contracting decisions. After the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling in Students
Steil and Wisconsin Congressmen Introduce Fair Air Standards Act, Addressing Ozone Nonattainment, Vehicle Emissions Testing
outside their borders and ensures EPA bases its decisions on facts. This legislation will restore fairness
The Tiffany Telegram: April 10, 2026
regulated plans so patients and doctors can make decisions based on what is best in the exam room
Congresswoman Gwen Moore Statement on U.S.- Israel Strikes on Iran
lawless military operation in Iran. The Administration’s decision to pursue these operations without congressional authorization again demonstrates
Congresswoman Gwen Moore Welcomes U.S. Supreme Court Decision on President Trump’s Tariffs
Congresswoman Gwen Moore Welcomes U.S. Supreme Court Decision on President Trump’s Tariffs “I welcome this decision, which
Steil-Led Housing Affordability Legislation Passes the House
cutting through red tape and empowering local decision makers to increase supply, we can reduce costs and make
Pocan Urges WI Hospitals to Resume Providing Gender Affirming Care
support their children in making informed healthcare decisions that let them live as their authentic selves … exclusion until the earlier of the Court’s decision on the motion for summary judgment or 30 days
Rep. Fitzgerald Votes to Fund America First National Security Priorities and Eliminate Radical Left Regulations
allowing political agendas to override sound investment decisions. This legislation protects retirement savings by ensuring financial institutions make … investment decisions based on financial returns, not radical social experiments.” On the Saving Homeowners from Overregulation With Exceptional
Rep. Fitzgerald Statement on Nicolás Maduro’s Capture and Narco-Terrorism Indictment
violence into the United States. “President Trump’s decisive action sends a clear message to the world
Van Orden Statement on the Capture of Maduro
position to threaten American lives. President Trump’s decisive leadership made this possible. His administration has made
Rep. Fitzgerald Votes to Control Wisconsin’s Gray Wolf Population
their livestock because of outdated federal restrictions and decisions by activist judges. “The Pet and Livestock Protection
U.S. House Passes Rep. Tiffany’s Bill to Delist the Gray Wolf
prevents endless lawfare from overturning the decision, and restores authority to state lawmakers and wildlife officials to responsibly … sense, science-based approach to wolf management, returning decision-making to states. I commend the House for acting
Tiffany Statement on Vote to Lower Health Care Premiums
prescription drug spending, rebates, spread pricing, and formulary decisions, empowering plans and workers with the transparency they deserve
Rep. Tiffany Reintroduces Bill to Give State and Local Governments Final Say Over Refugee Resettlement
stretched thin because the federal government made the decision for them to resettle refugees. This commonsense legislation ensures
Pocan Introduces Package of Bills to Reform Medicare Advantage, Strengthen Traditional Medicare
plan, empowering Medicare beneficiaries to make informed decisions by searching whether their doctors participate in a plan before
Congresswoman Gwen Moore Votes No on Government Funding Bill that Ignores Republican Health Care Crisis
because of the Trump administration’s deliberate policy decisions, including suing to deprive 42 million Americans of food
Pocan Leads Letter to UN Sec. General to Reverse Decision to End UNAIDS Early
global goal of ending AIDS by 2030. “This decision - announced without prior public notice or clear transition planning
After Another Denial of FEMA Aid, Congresswoman Gwen Moore Urges Reconsideration
needs to be prepared. FEMA’s ill-conceived decision denies our state the opportunity to take proactive efforts … level and push back against these ill-advised decisions
Congresswoman Gwen Moore Calls on Trump Administration to Prevent Looming Hunger Crisis, Release Contingency FoodShare Funding
What has changed since then? The Administration’s decision to use FoodShare and SNAP as political weapons against … actions. The Trump administration must immediately reverse its decision to deprive children, veterans, seniors, people with disabilities
Congresswoman Gwen Moore Condemns Denial of FEMA Disaster Aid Following Historic August Flooding
Trump administration’s ill-advised and disappointing decision. Communities in Milwaukee, which are still recovering, are counting … everything in my power to push for this decision to be reversed
Rep. Tony Wied Urges State Lawmakers to Return Power to Local Communities
which significantly curtailed local input in energy development decisions. The letter urges support for legislation introduced by State … counties that have been shut out of the decision-making process for far too long.” The Congressman