Congressman Carter Statement on Republicans Refusal to End the Department of Homeland Security Shutdown
public safety functions, pay our essential workers, and complete negotiations in good faith
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Congressman Carter Introduces Bill to Address Mental Health Workforce Shortage Crisis and Racial Disparities in Access to Mental Health Services
year service commitment after they complete their schooling and become licensed providers. As part of their service commitment
Congressman Carter Celebrates the Groundbreaking of Algiers Indoor Covered Swimming Pool on the West Bank; Brings Home Resources to the Cut-Off
connect, grow, and prioritize their health. “When completed, this pool and natatorium will be a tremendous asset
Representatives Carter, Bresnahan Launch the Bipartisan Opportunity Youth Caucus for the 119th Congress
without a clear path to school completion or stable work. JobsFirst NEPA is ready to support this focused
Congressman Fields Condemns Kristi Noem's Statements on the death of Mr. Alex Pretti
actions before a full and transparent investigation is complete. This abuse of authority represents a dangerous failure
Congressmen Carter, Hudson Introduce Next Generation 9-1-1 Act
Congressional action is necessary to ensure we can complete the transition across the country,” said Brian Davenport, Chief
Rep. Carter Challenges Trump Administration’s Taxpayer Funded Handout to Elon Musk While Leaving Broadband Funding for Louisiana in Limbo
process under Democratic Governor John Bel Edwards. It completed its plan under Republican Governor Jeff Landry, who called
Rep. Carter Sends Letter to Trump Urging a Reversal of New Orleans Levee Inspections Being Suspended
inspections until 2028 would leave us without a complete and timely understanding of the system’s condition
Rep. Carter Leads Bipartisan Coalition Requesting Funding for the Lower Mississippi River Comprehensive Management Study
communities,” the Members wrote. The USACE sought to complete the $25 million study in five years to provide … management, navigational security, and ecosystem protection. Delays in completing this study can lead to obsolete analysis and cost
Congressman Carter Statement, “Medicaid Is Not a Line Item—It’s a Lifeline”
hospitals forced to reduce services—or shut down completely. • Longer wait times, fewer doctors, and fewer clinics
Statement from Congressman Troy A. Carter, Sr. on the Passing of His Holiness Pope Francis
grace from a life lived in complete service to others. From the slums of Buenos Aires