Rep. Sewell Statement on Supreme Court Ruling Allowing Alabama to Proceed with Suppressing Black Representation
right-wing majority has completely ignored its previous rulings in order to give state officials the green light
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Rep. Sewell Votes NO on Republicans' Partisan Farm Bill that Slashes Food Assistance
lower of the Median Non-Metropolitan Household Income (previously 60%). Support Alabama's rural forestry sector: The bill
Figures, Ezell, Carter, Higgins Introduce Bipartisan Offshore Parity Act to Expand Gulf State Boundaries
legislation builds on prior efforts introduced in the previous Congress and continues longstanding advocacy from Gulf Coast states
Rep. Sewell Presses HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Comments Suggesting Black Children Should Be “Re-Parented”
Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. about his previous comments suggesting that Black children with ADHD should
Rep. Sewell Votes for Bipartisan Legislation to Defend Vulcan Against Mexican Government's Illegal Attacks
against attacks by the Mexican government. Rep. Sewell previously led Alabama's House delegation in a letter
Rep. Sewell, Ways and Means Members Call for Investigation into Leak of Immigrant Taxpayer Information
wrote to the Department of Treasury regarding a previous disclosure of private information, which has now resulted
Rep. Sewell Votes NO on Trump's Election Takeover Bill
Last year, the Republican effort to pass a previous version of the SAVE America Act failed
Rep. Sewell Secures $5.5 Million in Direct Funding for Alabama's 7th Congressional District in House-Passed Spending Package
Sewell already secured for local projects in previously passed FY26 appropriations bills, including: $750,000 to strengthen public
Figures Leads House Democratic Transportation, Infrastructure Committee Floor Debate
with the comments of my colleagues for the previous resolution condemning the violence against members of the national
Rep. Sewell Votes for Fiscal Year 2026 National Defense Authorization Act
FY26) National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). Rep. Sewell previously opposed the House bill after Republicans inserted divisive, partisan
Rep. Sewell Votes No on Trump Rescissions Package
Republicans’ rescissions package which cuts $9.4 billion in previously enacted federal funding. The legislation eliminates federal support
Sewell, McBath, Carbajal Demand Department of Education Reinstate School Mental Health Funding
based mental health services. Birmingham City Schools were previously awarded $15 million through the grant program to hire
Rep. Sewell Votes Against Partisan Trump-Johnson Spending Bill
Congressional District of $14.1 million that were previously approved for 15 local projects . The bill also: Cuts millions