Congressman Carter Secures JIRR Project Extensions
repair 10,000 blocks of streets and drainage systems damaged by the historic floods of Hurricane Katrina
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Congressman Carter Speaks Out Against Criminalizing Homelessness
condition. It is the visible evidence of systems that have failed too many of our people. Failed access … detain, and cycle individuals through the criminal justice system than it is to invest in housing, treatment
Congressman Carter Introduces Bipartisan Offshore Parity Act to Create Equal Offshore Gulf State Boundaries
neighbors have operated under an outdated and unequal system,” said Rep. Ezell. “This bill is about fairness. Expanding
Congressman Troy A. Carter, Sr. Condemns Efforts to Undermine the Will of the Voters
people were silenced, not by voters, but by systems unwilling to accept their participation. John Willis Menard
Congressman Carter Introduces Bill to Address Mental Health Workforce Shortage Crisis and Racial Disparities in Access to Mental Health Services
Mental Health Workforce Act begins to address these systemic inequities. The bill incentivizes students at Historically Black Colleges … without treatment due to inequities in our healthcare system and a severe shortage of providers,” said Rep. Clarke
Congressman Carter Hosts Senator Whitehouse on Insurance Affordability Tour in New Orleans, Louisiana
stakeholders across LA-02. The U.S. property insurance system is under acute strain. Private insurers face multiple challenges … flood insurance premiums under the Risk Rating 2.0 system of the National Flood Insurance Program are prompting policyholders
Representatives Carter, Bresnahan Launch the Bipartisan Opportunity Youth Caucus for the 119th Congress
engaging youth with work, school, and support systems as they transition into adulthood. Rep. Michelle Steel
Congressman Troy A. Carter, Sr. Secures Key Funding for New Orleans, Passes Bipartisan Funding Bill for Sickle Cell Research
help divert at-risk youth from the justice system. $1,031,000 for the First 72+ and Operation … Improvement Project to upgrade the city’s sewer system to improve stormwater drainage and reliability in the area
Congressman Troy Carter: Pulling the Plug on Hope: Cutting Mental Health Care While the Crisis Grows
trimming waste. It is breaking the system. “When funding disappears overnight, programs shut down overnight. When programs shut
Congressman Troy A. Carter, Sr. Statement on January 6, Revisited: An attack on Our Democracy!
lies that undermined confidence in our electoral system and encouraged Americans to see one another as enemies rather
Congressmen Carter, Tonko Introduce Public Health Air Quality Act
vulnerable families by strengthening our national air monitoring system. Every American in every community deserves to breathe safe
Congressmen Carter, Hudson Introduce Next Generation 9-1-1 Act
bill will modernize the nation’s emergency communications systems, strengthen public safety, and ensure first responders have access … only makes sense that our 9-1-1 systems evolve with it,” said Rep. Carter. “The Next Generation
Rep. Carter Statement on Expected Deployment of ICE, Border Patrol, and the National Guard to New Orleans
they fear being detained and disappeared into a system they do not understand. “If the administration truly wants
Rep. Carter Statement for Forum on Federal Militarized Immigration Sweeps
will be picked up and disappeared into a system they do not understand. “Most immigration violations are civil
Rep. Carter Introduces Bill to Retroactively Restore Flood Insurance Coverage and Retain Current Rates for Policyholders Impacted by Republican Shutdown
congressional oversight of FEMA’s Risk Rating 2.0 system. Reps. Carter and Ezell also introduced
Congressmen Carter, Ezell, Veasey Introduce Marine Fisheries Habitat Protection Act
Artificial Reef Plan, and establishes a reef-permitting system. The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE
Rep. Carter Statement on the Republican House’s Failure to Uphold Constitutional Responsibilities
nation. “The framers of our Constitution designed a system rooted in checks and balances, ensuring no single branch
Congressman Carter, Moore Introduce Auto Bailout Accident Victims Recovery Act
vital step to restore faith in our system by rectifying the decision that denied accident victims their rightful
Reps. Carter, Higgins Introduce Bipartisan TWICE Act to Reduce Recidivism and Address Transportation Workforce Shortages
passionate about making sure our criminal justice system is fair and that returning citizens have every possible opportunity
Congressman Carter Reforms the Bipartisan Congressional Flood Resilience Caucus; Sends Letter Urging Long-Term Reauthorization of the National Flood Insurance Program
respond to flooding disasters, but to adapt our systems and infrastructure to be more resilient and better able
Congressman CLEO Fields Calls for Long-term Reauthorization and Reform of NFIP
outside of high-risk flood areas. Poor drainage systems, summer storms, melting snow, neighborhood construction, and broken water
Rep. Carter Sends Letter to Trump Amid Threats to Send the National Guard to New Orleans
programs that address the root causes of crime: systemic poverty, economic inequality, and lack of opportunity. New Orleans
Congressman Carter Reforms the Bipartisan Congressional Disaster Preparedness and Recovery Caucus
should our nation’s disaster preparedness or recovery systems,” said Rep. Carter. “As the climate crisis makes extreme … work together to save lives and strengthen our systems. This bipartisan caucus is committed to advocating for effective
Congressman Fields Responds to Urgent Concerns Regarding FEMA Preparedness and Erosion of Post-katrina Reforms
hard way what happens when disaster response systems fail. Those changes were put in place to make sure
Rep. Troy Carter Statement on Medicaid Audit
families, seniors, or vulnerable people abusing the system. The problem is insurance companies being paid millions of dollars … among the corporations and insurers who exploit the system for profit. This study proves that point once again