Tuberville Speaks at Confirmation Hearing for CDC Director, HHS Nominee
government would stay out of the damn vaccine business. I’ve got young grandkids, and they want them
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U.S. Senator Katie Britt Directly Secures Over $2.6 Million for the City of Birmingham’s Village Creek Floodplain Restoration
flooding risks to motorists, and improve access to businesses throughout the area. “Every investment in flood mitigation
Tuberville Introduces Bill to Stop Future Corruption at DOJ
Slush Fund for Partisan Groups Tuberville Joins Fox Business to Discuss His New Legislation to Stop Federal Slush
Congressman Aderholt Applauds ARC Funds Secured for Red Bay Water & Gas Project
will be able to reliably support schools, businesses, and economic development. “This grant will create long-term prosperity … grant is a step towards bringing new businesses and supporting existing industries in Red Bay.” The ARC grant
WTAS: Senator Britt’s Appropriations Leadership Delivers Again for Alabama, $41.2 Million Appropriations Win Helps Complete New Advanced Individual Training Complex at Fort Rucker
call the Wiregrass home strengthen our schools, businesses, churches, and communities every single day. As Mayor of Daleville
OP-ED: U.S. Senators Katie Britt, Tommy Tuberville – ‘President Trump Is Delivering for Alabama and the Gulf Coast’
hundreds of thousands of workers, families, visitors, businesses, military assets and supply chains across the Gulf Coast
Aderholt Announces $16.17 Million BUILD Grant for Swayback Bridge Replacement in Marshall County
residents, school buses, emergency vehicles, farmers, and businesses that depend on the Swayback Bridge every day," said Congressman
Congressman Aderholt Announces $1 Million ARC Grant for the City of Dora
grant is a step towards bringing new businesses to Dora and the surrounding communities.” In addition
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Votes to Advance U.S. Attorney Nominee Sean Costello, Delivers Remarks of Support
attended a Senate Judiciary Committee executive business meeting where the committee voted to advance the nomination of Alabamian
Tuberville Forces Senate Showdown on the Future of College Sports
Unfortunately, it gets too deep into the businesses of universities, conferences, athletic departments, while doing far too little
U.S. Senators Katie Britt, Tim Scott Introduce Legislation to Strengthen Domestic Manufacturing in Foreign-Trade Zones
bill levels the playing field for our businesses by making sure American manufacturing remains globally competitive, boosting
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Directly Secures $1.25 Million for the City of Atmore
issues, reduce flooding risks, and better protect homes, businesses, and public safety. I’m eager … bold step forward in protecting our residents, our businesses, and our infrastructure from the growing risks posed
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Joins National Report on Newsmax to Discuss Latest on Iran
military conflict: “Look, President Trump means business, and I hope the Iranians are paying attention because I have
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Directly Secures $900,000 for the Winston County Commission
emergency personnel when responding to emergency situations, 29 businesses, a local manufacturer, and residents. “Alabamians know strong infrastructure
Strong’s $16.5M for North Alabama Road and Infrastructure Projects Approved for House Consideration
quality of life for the families, workers, and businesses who call North Alabama home,” Strong continued. The funding
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Delivers Speech at U.S. Coast Guard’s Enlisted Training Center of Excellence Ribbon Cutting at Birmingham-Southern College
visitors is expected to provide a boost to businesses both small and large, positively impacting Birmingham’s economy
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Questions Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Iran, Cuba During Senate Appropriations Subcommittee Hearing
should be allowed to own their small independent businesses … This is a country that literally, you know, doesn
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Directly Secures Over $2 Million for the City of Foley
central corridor that powers our hospital and downtown businesses. It is a huge boost for our community, both
Appropriations Committee Advances Strong’s Funding for North Alabama Water Infrastructure Improvements
projects that will help ensure that families and businesses in these communities have access to modern, dependable water … ensuring reliable wastewater service for residents and local businesses. $1,000,000 for the Waterworks Board of Section
Tuberville Investigates Foreign-Imported Radioactive Shrimp
live healthier lives and support local American businesses.” Read the letter to the Global Seafood Alliance here . Read
U.S. Senators Katie Britt, James, Lankford, Maggie Hassan, Colleagues Reintroduce Legislation to End Government Shutdowns and Hold Congress Accountable
behalf and deliver results— not participate in the business-as-usual practices that have led to an unsustainable … place. No taxpayer-funded travel allowances for official business (except one flight to return to Washington
Tuberville, Britt Introduce Mandatory E-Verify Legislation to Crack Down on Illegal Immigration
Americans and helps employers legally staff their businesses. It’s past time we are serious about enforcing … participation. This bill is a win for small businesses, American workers, and the rule of law.” Joining Sens
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Leads Mandatory E-Verify Legislation
preventing employers from using E-Verify. Ensuring businesses only hire authorized workers would increase wages by stopping illegal
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Celebrates Advancement of TREY’s Law
Judiciary Committee during an executive business meeting. TREY’s Law will now head to Senate floor
U.S. Senators Katie Britt, Ben Ray Luján Unveil Bipartisan Bill to Boost Industrial Water Reuse, Protect Community Drinking Water, and Promote Responsible Water Management
bills, reduce demand on freshwater supplies, and spur business development and job growth. “In New Mexico, water … help conserve freshwater, support local communities, and provide businesses the certainty they need to grow and create jobs