ON THE JOB FOR MICHIGAN: Great Lakes PFAS Action Network Co-Chair Highlights Peters’ Work to Address Harmful PFAS Contamination
PFAS as a result of DOD activities. In September 2018, Peters helped convene the first-ever hearing
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Peters & Slotkin Demand Answers as Trump Administration Further Delays Toxic PFAS Chemical Cleanups at Military Sites in Michigan
which was only recently made public but dated September 30, 2025, delayed cleanup efforts by over a decade … most recent set of delays is backdated to September 30, 2025, raising the question of whether the Department
As Member of Armed Services Committee, Peters Secures Investments to Bolster Michigan’s Defense Capabilities in National Defense Bill
until the New York Times uncovered them in September 2025, raising concerns about DOD’s transparency. Peters’ provision
Peters Introduces Bipartisan Bill to Strengthen Transparency of Trump Tariffs for Michigan Businesses and Consumers
speech on the Senate floor last year. In September 2025, Peters cosponsored the Small Business RELIEF
Peters Statement on Trump EPA Rolling Back Drinking Water Standards for Toxic PFAS Chemicals
contamination as a result of DOD activities. In September 2018, Peters helped convene the first-ever hearing
Senate Passes Peters’ Bipartisan Legislation to Prevent Infant Formula Shortages
that triggered a nationwide shortage in 2022. Between September 2021 and February 2022, the FDA received reports
Peters Takes Bipartisan Action to Address Growing National Debt
care, economic development, and upgrading aging infrastructure. In September , Peters also spoke on the Senate floor to discuss
Slotkin, Peters Urge Secretary Noem to Redesignate and Extend TPS for Yemen Due to the Ongoing Armed Conflict
letter: “Yemen was initially designated for TPS on September 3, 2015, because forcing Yemeni nationals to return
Peters and Slotkin Urge Secretary Noem to Redesignate and Extend TPS for Yemen Due to the Ongoing Armed Conflict
letter:“Yemen was initially designated for TPS on September 3, 2015, because forcing Yemeni nationals to return
Peters and Kim Report Finds Trump Administration’s National Guard Deployment in D.C. Costs Taxpayers More Than One Million Dollars A Day, Does Little to Combat Violent Crime
Read the Executive Summary, Findings, and Recommendations In September 2025 and January 2026, staff from Peters
Committee Unanimously Passes Peters’ Bipartisan Bill to Help Prevent Infant Formula Shortages
that triggered a nationwide shortage in 2022. Between September 2021 and February 2022, the FDA received reports
Slotkin, Ernst Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Ramp Up American Critical Mineral Production and Strengthen Supply Chains
chain projects. In a national security speech in September, Senator Slotkin emphasized the need for the United States
VIDEO: Peters Presses U.S. Trade Representative on Trump Administration’s Harmful Tariff Policies, Upcoming Trade Negotiations
Trump Administration’s chaotic tariff policy. In September, Peters cosponsored theSmall Business RELIEF Actto exempt small businesses
Slotkin Statement on New York Times Report on the Pentagon’s Handling of Boat Strike Survivors
have changed its policy on survivors between the September 2nd double tap strike — in theory because there … angst about how the September 2 survivors were handled. Picking up survivors after a strike is what following
Peters Leads Colleagues in Raising Concern Over New Defense Department Facial Hair Policy
facial hair grooming standards. In September, Secretary Hegseth issued a memo which reverts Defense Department policy back … colleagues for raising these important questions about the September memo, and we are hopeful that any further clarification
Slotkin Statement on Washington Post Report on Hegseth’s Cartel Strike Orders
regarding reports from the Washington Post that on September 2, 2025, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth issued
Slotkin Demands Declassification and Public Release of Information on the Trump Administration’s Lethal Airstrikes
Office of Legal Counsel’s written opinion, dated September 5, 2025, concerning the domestic and international legal basis
Peters Secures Provisions to Support Michigan Veterans, Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Bipartisan Legislation Signed into Law
critical VA health care and benefits. As of September 19th, more than 63,000 Michigan veterans and more
PHOTOS: On Veterans Day, Senator Peters Attends Rochester High School Veterans “Wall of Honor” Unveiling Ceremony
rank of Lieutenant Commander. After the September 11thterrorist attacks on our country, Peters volunteered again for drilling status
Slotkin & Peters Call on Trump Administration to Immediately Release SNAP Benefits to Ensure Michiganders Can Access Needed Food Assistance
legislation or been called into session since September. To view the full letter, click here
Peters & Slotkin Call on Trump Administration to Immediately Release SNAP Benefits to Ensure Michiganders Can Access Needed Food Assistance
legislation or been called into session since September. To view the full letter, clickhere
Peters Introduces Bipartisan Bill to Help Law Enforcement Stop Dangerous Drones
other sensitive locations. These authorities expired on September 30, 2025, leaving communities more exposed to potential drone-related
Slotkin Statement Ahead of Government Funding Deadline
released the following statement ahead of the September 30 government funding deadline: “Today, I am voting against
Peters Calls on OMB to Make Shutdown Contingency Plans Public Following News of Large-Scale Reductions in Force Notices
Congress or the public about shutdown contingencies, on September 24, OMB sent an email to federal agencies instructing
Peters Calls Out FCC for Censoring Media Organizations, Attacking Americans’ First Amendment Right to Free Speech
efficient communication services.” The senators requested answers by September 25, 2025 to the following questions: To read