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Congressman Troy A. Carter, Sr. Statement on Calvin Duncan, Clerk of the Orleans Parish Criminal District Court
April 21, 2026 Press Release BATON
Congressman Cleo Fields set to make a Congress to the Classroom stop in Caddo Parish on Wednesday
Congressman Cleo Fields will make visits to Caddo Parish schools in Louisiana’s Sixth Congressional District. The schedule
Congressman Cleo Fields to Open Lafayette District Office and Visit Local Schools Friday
Congressman Cleo Fields will travel to Lafayette Parish on Friday, February 13, 2026, for a series of events
Congressman Cleo Fields Set to Make a Congress to the Classroom Stop in Rapides Parish Tomorrow
Cleo Fields will make visits to three Rapides Parish schools in Louisiana’s Sixth Congressional District. The schedule
Congressman Troy A. Carter, Sr. Secures Key Funding for New Orleans, Passes Bipartisan Funding Bill for Sickle Cell Research
workforce development. $1,031,000 for the Jefferson Parish Coroner's Office Coroner Advanced Forensic Center Equipment Project … Advanced Forensic Center that Jefferson Parish and neighboring criminal justice organizations will use in southeast Louisiana
Congressman Troy Carter: Pulling the Plug on Hope: Cutting Mental Health Care While the Crisis Grows
access to mental-health care. Many of our parishes have no psychiatrist at all. Rural communities rely almost … real terms: “• A young person in St. Bernard Parish experiencing severe depression may no longer have a school
Congressman CLEO Fields to Kick-off “congress to the Classroom” Initiative WITH Visit to Three EBR Schools Tomorrow
initiative with visits to three East Baton Rouge Parish schools in Louisiana’s Sixth Congressional District. The schedule
Congressman Troy A. Carter, Sr. Statement on Restoring Tax Credits, Lowering Health Care Costs
Orleans, Jefferson, St. Bernard, Lafourche, and the River Parishes. For tens of thousands of Louisianans, affordable health care
Rep. Carter Statement on Expected Deployment of ICE, Border Patrol, and the National Guard to New Orleans
Orleans, Jefferson, St. Bernard, and St. Tammany Parishes with almost no notice, no transparency, and no meaningful coordination … tools, and build transparent partnerships with city and parish leaders. Dropping armed federal agents and National Guard troops
Rep. Carter Statement on EPA Moving to Abandon Soot Rule
people I represent. In the River Parishes and across communities like New Orleans, Jefferson, St. Bernard, Plaquemines … sense. And it abandons communities like the River Parishes that have already carried more than their share
Rep. Carter Challenges Trump Administration’s Taxpayer Funded Handout to Elon Musk While Leaving Broadband Funding for Louisiana in Limbo
growth, and transform Louisiana communities in all 64 parishes.’ “However, after the Trump administration took office, just
Rep. Carter Statement for Forum on Federal Militarized Immigration Sweeps
wants to help New Orleans and the surrounding parishes, there are real ways to do it: Help … Orleans, Jefferson, St. Bernard and the River Parishes, I am saying plainly: We will always stand
Congressman Carter Condemns SNAP Benefit Suspension in Louisiana
that hardworking families, seniors, and children in every parish across Louisiana are paying the price for Washington
Rep. Carter Sends Letter to Trump Amid Threats to Send the National Guard to New Orleans
urgent need to repair infrastructure at Orleans Parish Prison. Most importantly, it means restoring investments in the very
Congressman Carter’s Month of Action – Fighting the Trump Administration in Congress, Answering YOUR Questions, and Providing Resources to Louisianians
Curbside resource fair in Jefferson Parish. This is the seventh Town Hall event Rep. Carter
Congressman Carter Convenes Environmental Justice Roundtable with Local and National Climate Advocates ahead of Major Court Hearing on behalf of Community Organizations with Unlawfully Terminated EPA Awards
community resilience in Orleans, St. Tammany, and Washington Parishes. "Today's roundtable with Congressman Troy A. Carter
Congressman Carter Statement on the Return of the “Big Ugly Bill” to the U.S. House of Representatives
here in New Orleans, in our river parishes, coastal communities, and urban centers throughout our state, we know
Congressman Carter Hosts Informative River Parishes Town Hall Meetings
held two informative Town Halls at the Iberville Parish Library and the Lemann Memorial Community Center where
Congressman Carter Slams DOJ for Terminating Grants Supporting Cold Case Civil Rights Investigations and Domestic Violence Intervention
terminating two grants awarded to the Orleans Parish District Attorney's Office (OPDA) by the U.S. Department
Rep. Carter Introduces Bipartisan Bill to Make Roadways Safer for Disabled Vehicles and Workers
evening of December 6, 2022, in rural Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, while they were changing a tire
Congressman Carter Tours Louisiana to Hear Concerns from Farmers, Ranchers, Researchers, and the Agricultural Industry
Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation office in St. Charles Parish, River Road Farm in Vacherie, the U.S. Department … much appreciated. As he heard from our parish leaders - farmers aren’t gathering to push
Congressman Carter Statement on the Trump Tax and Its Impact on Louisiana’s Second Congressional District
Orleans to Baton Rouge, from the River Parishes to the West Bank, families and small businesses will
Rep. Carter Calls out Musk-Trump Administration for Dropping Lawsuit Against Major Louisiana Polluter and Abandoning EPA’s Mission to Protect Americans
people of St. John the Baptist Parish and beyond,” said Rep. Fields. “Families deserve clean
Congressman Carter Statement on the Defeat of Louisiana’s Constitutional Amendments
more from their government. Across party lines and parish boundaries, voters stood together to reject measures they felt