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Rep. John James today voted to approve House Republican’s first bill of the 118th Congress, which puts forward a plan to make America energy- and critical mineral-independent.
The multi-section proposal, H.R. 1, increases the production and exportation of American energy, slashes regulatory burdens… Read more »
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Warren, Michigan – Congressman John James is now accepting submissions for this year’s Congressional Artistic Discovery Contest.
High school students from District 10 should submit their original work by completing the 2023 Student Release Form and dropping off their artwork with a completed release form directly to Congressman John James District Office… Read more »
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Congressman John James voted in support of HR 5, the Parents Bill of Rights Act, which would enshrine additional transparency requirements for public school districts while expanding parent-child privacy protections.
The legislation follows through on one pillar of our Commitment to America. Education is a basic civil right and… Read more »
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Congressman John James introduced bipartisan, bicameral legislation opposing Canada’s effort to build a permanent nuclear waste storage site in the Great Lake basin.
Canada’s Nuclear Waste Management Organization intends to store 50,000 tons of high-level, radioactive nuclear waste in South Bruce, Ontario, which is in the Great Lakes basin.… Read more »
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Warren, Michigan – Upon the news that the Air Force will not make Macomb County’s Selfridge Air National Guard Base the international training center for its F-35 fighter aircraft, Congressman John James vowed to continue advocating for investments in Selfridge.
“Michigan is perfectly positioned for securing our northern defense. We have the… Read more »
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Congressman John James voted against the Biden administration’s burdensome “Waters of the United States” (WOTUS) rule yesterday. The Biden administration is reverting to ambiguous Obama-era Environmental Protection Agency guidelines, which expand the federal government’s definition of “navigable water” and impact… Read more »
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Congressman John James today asked witnesses before the House Foreign Affairs Committee what, if anything, can be done at this point to rectify the botched evacuation from Afghanistan and what is the cost to U.S. national security today.
“Thousands of Afghans stood with us in our hour of need, and we… Read more »
Congressman John James will today participate in the first House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on the United States’ botched evacuation from Afghanistan.
“President Joe Biden’s hasty, ill-planned withdrawal from Afghanistan fell well short,” James said. “I am hopeful that, through this testimony and future hearings, we will better understand what… Read more »
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Congressman John James, who serves on the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, has been named vice chairman of the Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment.
“As a native Michigander, I am keenly aware of the importance of America’s waterways,” said James. “My district borders Lake St. Clair, a major player in… Read more »
Warren, Mich. – Congressman John James, of Michigan’s 10th Congressional District, released the following statement after learning the suspect in the hit-and-run case that left Shelby Township resident Benjamin Kable dead is returning to the United States. Suspect Tubtim “Sue” Howson fled to Thailand in January and was subsequently tracked down by the FBI.
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