Kiggans’ Bill to Ensure Proper Lifeguard Staffing and Improve Public Safety Heads to the House Floor
Chairman, and I yield back. Background: In September 2025, Rep. Kiggans introduced the Safe Beaches, Safe Swimmers
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Chairman, and I yield back. Background: In September 2025, Rep. Kiggans introduced the Safe Beaches, Safe Swimmers
vulnerable Americans,” said Congresswoman Kiggans . With the September 30th deadline quickly approaching, the Continuing Appropriations … caught in the middle of Washington dysfunction. In September 2025, Kiggans introduced the Pay Our Troops
Flag as a national symbol of remembrance for September 11, 2001, ensuring the lives lost in the terrorist … forgotten. “As the terror attacks on September 11, 2001, unfolded, brave first responders ran headfirst into danger, risking
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) through September 30, 2029. Congresswoman Kiggans said, “Securing our nation’s borders
revenue. Funding for the SRS program lapsed in September of 2023. The last authorized SRS payments distributed
cost-effective energy transmission for the future. In September 2025, Congressman Griffith announced a $39.9 million ARPA
diagnosis. When Dane came to Capitol Hill in September, he brought additional attention to rare disease research. Accordingly
security. The bipartisan legislation to fund DHS through September has already passed the House. I urge Senate Democrats
regulate hemp-derived products. In fact, in September 2022, Congressman Griffith helped lead a letter with then-Health
filed for her Social Security retirement benefits in September 2024, with an effective date of January 2025. Despite
revenue. Funding for the SRS program lapsed in September of 2023. The last authorized SRS payments distributed
support for H. Res. 668 back in September, I have remained firmly committed to ensuring full accountability surrounding … documents related to the Epstein files. Additionally, on September 3, 2025, Rep. Cline joined his colleagues in supporting
running and ensures essential services remain uninterrupted. Since September 19, I have supported a clean continuing resolution
also voted to fund the government in September, issued the following statement: “Since I voted with House Republicans … pass a government funding bill on September 19, I have railed against Senate Democrats and their irresponsible actions
leadership—it’s political blackmail. On September 19th, House Republicans advanced a continuing resolution (CR) to provide more
month since the government shutdown began. “On September 19th, I did my job and voted to keep … needed to pass a government funding bill. Since September 19, Senate Democrats have repeatedly opposed funding measures designed
taking to promote accountability in Congress. On September 19th, I voted for a straightforward, short-term funding bill
burden on the nation’s food pantries. “On September 19th, I voted for a short-term funding measure
Troops.” The House-passed CR, approved on September 19, 2025, contains no policy riders, no cuts … read the full letter, click HERE. Background: On September 19, 2025, House Republicans passed a clean Continuing Resolution
continuing resolution (CR) passed by the House on September 19 to restore government funding and ensure essential services
extends significant bipartisan programs whose authority ran out September 30. Nonetheless, Democrats voted to shut it down. Democrats
Deputy May responded to an emergency situation. In September, Congressman Griffith participated in a hearing to discuss public
lapsed. This situation could have been avoided. On September 19th, I voted for a clean continuing resolution
Subcommittee on Health, made several speaking engagements in September to discuss his priorities for the Health Subcommittee … Healthcare Leadership Council held their September membership meeting on Capitol Hill. Many members learned of Chairman Griffith
will create real financial strain for Virginians. On September 19th, the House, in a bipartisan fashion and with