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INVEST Act would provide essential funding to improve infrastructure and transit.
The INVEST Act passed the House in July, and as bipartisan infrastructure talks continue, it remains an essential proposal to provide the federal funding needed to improve America’s crumbling transportation infrastructure. -
Child Tax Credit Payments Begin July 15
Parents with young children will start receiving payments automatically beginning July 15, see more information at ChildTaxCredit.gov -
Congressman Sires met with the wives of two Nicaraguan political leaders detained by the Ortega regime.
Congressman Sires met with Berta Valle and Victoria Cardenas, the wives of Felix Marradiaga and Juan Sebastían Chamorro, two political opposition leaders and presidential candidates detained in Nicaragua by the Ortega regime. -
Congressman Sires launched the Friends of Uruguay Caucus
Congressman Sires welcomed Uruguayan Ambassador Andrés Durán for the launch of the Friends of Uruguay Caucus, alongside Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick and Rep. Norma Torres. -
Congressman Sires met with Cuban human rights and democracy activist Rosa Maria Playa.
Congressman Sires met with Rosa Maria Playa, a Cuban human rights activist who founded an organization which works to promote free elections in Cuba.
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This week, I voted to pass the Divided Family Reunification Act, the Consumer Protection and Recovery Act, the Allies Act, and the PFAS Action Act. I also cosponsored legislation to incentivize renewable energy investments, establish a strategy to manage biodiversity loss, raise awareness for black maternal mental health, and streamline access to health care for veterans exposed to burn pits.
(Washington, D.C.) – Hoy, el congresista Albio Sires (D-NJ), presidente del hemisferio occidental, seguridad civil, migración y política económica internacional, pronunció las siguientes palabras de apertura en la audiencia del Congreso que convocó titulada "Protestas históricas en Cuba y la represión de la libre expresión":
(Washington, D.C.) –Today, Congressman Albio Sires (D-NJ), Chairman of the Western Hemisphere, Civilian Security, Migration and International Economic Policy, delivered the following opening remarks at the Congressional hearing he convened entitled “Historic Protests in Cuba and the Crackdown on Free Expression”:
