Thread: Congress returns, ready to battle Bush

Congress is coming back and we need to be prepared. We are going to see activity once again from Congress this time and we need to know who we need to notify and call in our states. Illegal Immigration is going to come up again in Congress. Lets be ready. Please keep an eye on what Congress is doing at all times. This is our major fight now.


Congress returns, ready to battle Bush



(7/9/2007)
By Laurie Kellman, Associated Press


Congressmen returning from their Independence Day break are ready for battle with the White House, with Democrats decrying President Bush's commutation of former aide I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby's prison sentence and fighting Bush's latest claim of executive privilege.
Both events occurred around Congress' vacation, inflaming an intense battle between Democrats and Bush over his use of executive power. There was relatively high tension on both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue as majority Democrats — and increasing numbers of Republicans — challenged Bush's Iraq war policy.

Sen. Susan Collins of Maine, ranking Republican on the Homeland Security Committee, said Monday there had been "a steady erosion for the president's policy" in Congress because of the "tremendous loss of life among our troops" in June and "the failure of the Iraqi government to pursue the political reforms that are necessary to quell the sectarian violence."

Meanwhile, several Democratic-run investigations are playing out this week as they head toward contempt of Congress citations and, if neither side yields, federal court:

* Monday is the deadline for the White House to explain why Bush is refusing to comply with a congressional subpoena for e-mails and other documents on his aides' involvement in the firings of eight federal prosecutors last winter. The White House is not expected to comply with the deadline.

* In a pair of hearings Wednesday, the House Judiciary Committee will look at Bush's commutation last week of Libby's prison sentence for obstruction of justice in the CIA leak case. The Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to hear from former White House political director Sara Taylor about the prosecutor firings, according to Chairman Patrick Leahy, D-Vt.

* The next day, the House panel is expected to turn to the prosecutor firings and has scheduled testimony from former White House Counsel Harriet Miers. It's unclear whether she will appear.

On Iraq, Democrats expect to resume legislative challenges to Bush's policy on the war as the Senate this week takes up a major defense spending bill. The administration has been concerned about an escalation of Iraqi war fervor. So much so that Defense Secretary Robert Gates canceled a four-nation South American tour this week to work with the White House on Iraq policy.

Collins is among the Senate Republicans seeking to see U.S. troops departing Iraq by early 2008. Bush's strategy for a short-term troop increase to stabilize Baghdad and certain parts of Iraq has not been successful, she said.

"The president argued that we needed to undertake the surge in order to give the Iraq government the time, the space to pursue the political reforms," Collins said on CNN. "That hasn't happened. Instead it has been our troops who are making the sacrifice, who are bearing the burden, and that's why you see a real change in support for the Iraq strategy."

In Baghdad Monday, Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari warned that a quick American troop withdrawal could lead to civil war and the collapse of the Iraqi state.

He said the U.S. has a responsibility to build Iraqi forces so that they can take over the country's security. But he also told reporters that the Iraqis "understand the huge pressure that will increase more and more in the United States" ahead of a September report to Congress by U.S. Ambassador Ryan Crocker and military commander Gen. David Petraeus.

The weeklong Fourth of July break did not cool disputes between Congress and the White House. In fact, Bush's commutation of Libby's prison sentence teed up a new project for Democratic investigators.

Leahy and others said they suspect that Bush commuted Libby's sentence to keep Vice President Dick Cheney's former chief of staff from revealing internal White House discussions.

So they are talking to the prosecutor in the CIA case, Patrick Fitzgerald, about testifying before Congress, several senators said Sunday.

"I think you may very well see Mr. Fitzgerald before the Senate Judiciary Committee," Leahy said on CNN's "Late Edition."

Through White House Counsel Fred Fielding, Bush declared executive privilege on the documents subpoenaed by the committees. He argued that releasing them would damage the confidential nature of advice given the president. The Judiciary Committee chairmen demanded that the White House explain the decision more fully by Monday.

The Washington Post, citing unidentified sources, reported Sunday that Fielding was expected to tell lawmakers that he already has provided the legal basis for the executive privilege claims and does not intend to hand over the documentation sought.

Sen. Orrin Hatch, a senior Republican on Leahy's committee, defended the White House.

"There comes a point where the White House has to say, 'Hey, look there are certain confidential things in the White House that we're not going to share with Congress, just like there are certain confidential things in Congress that we're not going to share with the White House,'" Hatch, R-Utah, said on CBS' "Face the Nation."

Both Leahy and House Judiciary Committee Chairman John Conyers, D-Mich., have said they would move toward holding those named in the subpoenas in contempt of Congress if they do not comply.

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of the UNITED STATES
The 110th (Current) Congress

Alabama
Aderholt, Robert, Alabama, 4th Bachus, Spencer, Alabama, 6th
Bonner, Jo, Alabama, 1st Cramer, Robert E. "Bud", Alabama, 5th
Davis, Artur, Alabama, 7th Everett, Terry, Alabama, 2nd
Rogers, Mike, Alabama, 3rd

Alaska
Young, Don, Alaska, At Large

Arkansas
Berry, Marion, Arkansas, 1st Boozman, John, Arkansas, 3rd
Ross, Mike, Arkansas, 4th Snyder, Vic, Arkansas 2nd

Arizona
Franks, Trent, Arizona, 2nd Giffords, Gabrielle, Arizona, 8th
Grijalva, Raul, Arizona, 7th Flake, Jeff, Arizona, 6th
Mitchell, Harry E., Arizona, 5th Pastor, Ed, Arizona, 4th
Renzi, Rick, Arizona, 1st Shadegg, John, Arizona, 3rd

California
Baca, Joe, California, 43rd Becerra, Xavier, California, 31st
Berman, Howard, California, 28th Bilbray, Brian P., California, 50th
Bono, Mary, California, 45th Calvert, Ken, California, 44th
Campbell, John, California, 48th Capps, Lois, California, 23rd
Cardoza, Dennis, California, 18th Costa, Jim, California, 20th
Davis, Susan, California, 53rd Doolittle, John, California, 4th
Dreier, David, California, 26th Eshoo, Anna G., California, 14th
Farr, Sam, California, 17th Filner, Bob, California, 51st
Gallegly, Elton, California, 24th Harman, Jane, California, 36th
Herger, Wally, California, 2nd Honda, Mike, California, 15th
Hunter, Duncan, California, 52nd Issa,Darrell, California, 49th
Lantos, Tom, California, 12th Lee, Barbara, California, 9th
Lewis, Jerry, California, 41st Lofgren, Zoe, California, 16th
Lungren, Daniel E., California, 3rd McKeon, Buck, California, 25th
Matsui, Doris O., California, 5th McCarthy, Kevin, California, 22nd
McNerney, Jerry, California, 11th Millender-McDonald, Juanita, California, 37th
Miller, Gary, California, 42nd Miller, George, California, 7th
Napolitano, Grace, California, 38th Nunes, Devin, California, 21st
Pelosi, Nancy, California, 8th Radanovich, George P., California, 19th
Rohrabacher, Dana, California, 46th Roybal-Allard, Lucille, California, 34th
Royce, Ed, California, 40th Sanchez, Linda, California, 39th
Sanchez, Loretta, California, 47th Schiff, Adam, California, 29th
Sherman, Brad, California, 27th Solis, Hilda, California, 32nd
Stark, Fortney Pete, California, 13th Tauscher, Ellen, California, 10th
Thompson, Mike, California, 1st Waters, Maxine, California, 35th
Watson, Diane E., California, 33rd Waxman, Henry, California, 30th
Woolsey, Lynn, California, 6th

Colorado
DeGette, Diana, Colorado, 1st Lamborn, Doug, Colorado, 5th
Musgrave, Marilyn, Colorado, 4th Perlmutter, Ed, Colorado, 7th
Salazar, John T., Colorado, 3rd Tancredo, Tom, Colorado, 6th
Udall, Mark, Colorado, 2nd

Connecticut
Courtney, Joe, Connecticut, 2nd DeLauro, Rosa L., Connecticut, 3rd
Larson, John B., Connecticut, 1st Murphy, Christopher S., Connecticut, 5th
Shays, Christopher, Connecticut, 4th

District of Columbia
Norton, Eleanor Holmes, District of Columbia

Delaware
Castle, Michael N., Delaware, At Large

Florida
Bilirakis, Gus M., Florida, 9th Boyd, Allen, Florida, 2nd
Brown, Corrine, Florida, 3rd Brown-Waite, Virginia, Florida, 5th
Buchanan, Vern, Florida, 13th Crenshaw, Ander, Florida, 4th
Castor, Kathy, Florida, 11th Diaz-Balart, Lincoln, Florida, 21st
Diaz-Balart, Mario, Florida, 25th Feeney, Tom, Florida, 24th
Hastings, Alcee L., Florida, 23rd Keller, Ric, Florida, 8th
Klein, Ron , Florida, 22nd Mack, Connie, Florida, 14th
Mahoney, Tim, Florida, 16th Meek, Kendrick, Florida, 17th
Mica, John, Florida, 7th Miller, Jeff, Florida, 1st
Putnam, Adam, Florida, 12th Ros-Lehtinen, Ileana, Florida, 18th
Stearns, Cliff, Florida, 6th Wasserman Schultz, Debbie, Florida, 20th
Weldon, Dave, Florida, 15th Wexler, Robert, Florida, 19th
Young, C.W. Bill, Florida, 10th

Georgia
Barrow, John, Georgia, 12th Bishop Jr., Sanford D., Georgia, 2nd
Deal, Nathan, Georgia, 10th Gingrey, Phil, Georgia, 11th
Johnson, Henry C. "Hank" Jr., Georgia, 4th Kingston, Jack, Georgia, 1st
Lewis, John, Georgia, 5th Linder, John, Georgia, 7th
Marshall, Jim, Georgia, 3rd Norwood, Charlie, Georgia, 9th
Price, Tom, Georgia, 6th Scott, David, Georgia, 13th
Westmoreland, Lynn A., Georgia, 8th

Hawaii
Abercrombie, Neil, Hawaii, 1st Hirono, Mazie K., Hawaii, 2nd

Iowa
Boswell, Leonard, Iowa, 3rd Braley, Bruce L., Iowa, 1st
King, Steve, Iowa, 5th Loebsack, David, Iowa, 2nd
Latham, Tom, Iowa, 4th

Idaho
Sali, Bill, Idaho, 1st Simpson, Mike, Idaho, 2nd

Illinois
Bean, Melissa L., Illinois, 8th Biggert, Judy, Illinois, 13th
Costello, Jerry, Illinois, 12th Davis, Danny K., Illinois, 7th
Emanuel, Rahm, Illinois, 5th Gutierrez, Luis, Illinois, 4th
Hare, Phil, Illinois, 17th Hastert, Denny, Illinois, 14th
Jackson Jr., Jesse L., Illinois, 2nd Johnson, Timothy V., Illinois, 15th
Kirk, Mark, Illinois, 10th LaHood, Ray, Illinois, 18th
Lipinski, Daniel, Illinois, 3rd Manzullo, Donald, Illinois, 16th
Roskam, Peter J., Illinois, 6th Rush, Bobby L., Illinois, 1st
Schakowsky, Jan, Illinois, 9th Shimkus, John, Illinois, 19th
Weller, Jerry, Illinois, 11th

Indiana
Burton, Dan, Indiana, 5th Buyer, Steve, Indiana, 4th
Carson, Julia, Indiana, 7th Donnelly, Joe, Indiana, 2nd
Ellsworth, Brad, Indiana, 8th Hill, Baron, Indiana, 9th
Pence, Mike, Indiana, 6th Souder, Mark E., Indiana, 3rd
Visclosky, Peter, Indiana, 1st

Kansas
Boyda, Nancy E., Kansas, 2nd Moore, Dennis, Kansas, 3rd
Moran, Jerry, Kansas, 1st Tiahrt, Todd, Kansas, 4th

Kentucky
Chandler, Ben, Kentucky, 6th Davis, Geoff, Kentucky, 4th
Lewis, Ron, Kentucky, 2nd Rogers, Harold, Kentucky, 5th
Whitfield, Ed, Kentucky, 1st Yarmuth, John A., Kentucky, 3rd

Louisiana
Alexander, Rodney, Louisiana, 5th Baker, Richard, Louisiana, 6th
Boustany Jr., Charles W., Louisiana, 7th Jefferson, William J., Louisiana, 2nd
Jindal, Bobby, Louisiana, 1st McCrery, Jim, Louisiana, 4th
Melancon, Charlie, Louisiana, 3rd

Massachusetts
Capuano, Michael E., Massachusetts, 8th Delahunt, William, Massachusetts, 10th
Frank, Barney, Massachusetts, 4th Lynch, Stephen F., Massachusetts, 9th
McGovern, James, Massachusetts, 3rd Markey, Ed, Massachusetts, 7th
Meehan, Marty, Massachusetts, 5th Neal, Richard E., Massachusetts, 2nd
Olver, John, Massachusetts, 1st Tierney, John, Massachusetts, 6th

Maryland
Bartlett, Roscoe, Maryland, 6th Cummings, Elijah, Maryland, 7th
Gilchrest, Wayne, Maryland, 1st Hoyer, Steny H., Maryland, 5th
Ruppersberger, Dutch, Maryland, 2nd Sarbanes, John P., Maryland, 3rd
Van Hollen, Chris, Maryland, 8th Wynn, Albert, Maryland, 4th

Maine
Allen, Tom, Maine, 1st Michaud, Michael, Maine, 2nd

Michigan
Camp, Dave, Michigan, 4th Conyers Jr., John, Michigan, 14th
Dingell, John D., Michigan, 15th Ehlers, Vernon J., Michigan, 3rd
Hoekstra, Pete, Michigan, 2nd Kildee, Dale, Michigan, 5th
Kilpatrick, Carolyn, Michigan, 13th Knollenberg, Joseph, Michigan, 9th
Levin, Sander, Michigan, 12th McCotter, Thaddeus, Michigan, 11th
Miller, Candice, Michigan, 10th Rogers, Mike, Michigan, 8th
Stupak, Bart, Michigan, 1st Upton, Fred, Michigan, 6th
Walberg, Timothy, Michigan, 7th

Minnesota
Bachmann, Michele, Minnesota, 6th Ellison, Keith, Minnesota, 5th
Kline, John, Minnesota, 2nd McCollum, Betty, Minnesota, 4th
Oberstar, James L., Minnesota, 8th Peterson, Collin C., Minnesota, 7th
Ramstad, Jim, Minnesota, 3rd Walz, Timothy J., Minnesota, 1st

Missouri
Akin, Todd, Missouri, 2nd Blunt, Roy, Missouri 7th
Carnahan, Russ, Missouri, 3rd Clay Jr., William "Lacy", Missouri, 1st
Cleaver, Emanuel, Missouri, 5th Emerson, Jo Ann, Missouri, 8th
Graves, Sam, Missouri, 6th Hulshof, Kenny, Missouri, 9th
Skelton, Ike, Missouri, 4th

Mississippi
Pickering, Charles W. "Chip", Mississippi, 3rd Taylor, Gene, Mississippi, 4th
Thompson, Bennie G., Mississippi, 2nd Wicker, Roger, Mississippi, 1st

Montana
Rehberg, Dennis, Montana, At Large

Nebraska
Fortenberry, Jeff, Nebraska, 1st Smith, Adrian, Nebraska, 3rd
Terry, Lee, Nebraska, 2nd

Nevada
Berkley, Shelley, Nevada, 1st Heller, Dean, Nevada, 2nd
Porter, Jon, Nevada, 3rd

New Hampshire
Hodes, Paul W., New Hampshire, 2nd Shea-Porter, Carol, New Hampshire, 1st

New Jersey
Andrews, Robert E., New Jersey, 1st Ferguson, Michael, New Jersey, 7th
Frelinghuysen, Rodney, New Jersey, 11th Garrett, Scott, New Jersey, 5th
Holt, Rush, New Jersey, 12th LoBiondo, Frank, New Jersey, 2nd
Pallone Jr., Frank, New Jersey, 6th Pascrell Jr., Bill, New Jersey, 8th
Payne, Donald M., New Jersey, 10th Rothman, Steven, New Jersey, 9th
Saxton, Jim, New Jersey, 3rd Sires, Albio, New Jersey, 13th
Smith, Chris, New Jersey, 4th

New Mexico
Pearce, Steve, New Mexico, 2nd Udall, Tom, New Mexico, 3rd
Wilson, Heather, New Mexico, 1st

New York
Ackerman, Gary, New York, 5th Arcuri, Michael A., New York, 24th
Bishop, Timothy, New York, 1st Clarke, Yvette D., New York, 11th
Crowley, Joseph, New York, 7th Engel, Eliot, New York, 17th
Fossella, Vito, New York, 13th Gillibrand, Kirsten E., New York, 20th
Hall, John J., New York, 19th Higgins, Brian, New York, 27th
Hinchey, Maurice, New York, 22nd Israel, Steve, New York, 2nd
King, Pete, New York, 3rd Kuhl Jr., John R. "Randy", New York, 29th
Lowey, Nita, New York, 18th McCarthy, Carolyn, New York, 4th
McHugh, John M., New York, 23rd McNulty, Michael R., New York, 21st
Maloney, Carolyn, New York, 14th Meeks, Gregory W., New York, 6th
Nadler, Jerrold, New York, 8th Rangel, Charles B., New York, 15th
Reynolds, Thomas M., New York, 26th Serrano, José E., New York, 16th
Slaughter, Louise, New York, 28th Towns, Edolphus, New York, 10th
Velázquez, Nydia M., New York, 12th Walsh, Jim, New York, 25th
Weiner, Anthony D., New York, 9th

North Carolina
Butterfield, G.K., North Carolina, 1st Coble, Howard, North Carolina, 6th
Etheridge, Bob, North Carolina, 2nd Foxx, Virginia, North Carolina, 5th
Hayes, Robin, North Carolina, 8th Jones, Walter B., North Carolina, 3rd
McHenry, Patrick T., North Carolina, 10th McIntyre, Mike, North Carolina, 7th
Miller, Brad, North Carolina, 13th Myrick, Sue, North Carolina, 9th
Price, David, North Carolina, 4th Shuler, Heath, North Carolina, 11th
Watt, Mel, North Carolina, 12th

North Dakota
Pomeroy, Earl, North Dakota, At Large

Ohio
Boehner, John A., Ohio, 8th Chabot, Steve, Ohio, 1st
Gillmor, Paul, Ohio, 5th Hobson, David, Ohio, 7th
Jones, Stephanie Tubbs, Ohio, 11th Jordan, Jim, Ohio, 4th
Kaptur, Marcy, Ohio, 9th Kucinich, Dennis J., Ohio, 10th
LaTourette, Steven C., Ohio, 14th Pryce, Deborah, Ohio, 15th
Regula, Ralph, Ohio, 16th Ryan, Tim, Ohio, 17th
Schmidt, Jean, Ohio, 2nd Space, Zachary T., Ohio, 18th
Sutton, Betty, Ohio, 13th Tiberi, Pat, Ohio, 12th
Turner, Michael, Ohio, 3rd Wilson, Charles A., Ohio, 6th
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Oklahoma
Boren, Dan, Oklahoma, 2nd Cole, Tom, Oklahoma, 4th
Fallin, Mary, Oklahoma, 5th Lucas, Frank, Oklahoma, 3rd
Sullivan, John, Oklahoma, 1st
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Oregon
Blumenauer, Earl, Oregon 3rd DeFazio, Peter, Oregon, 4th
Hooley, Darlene, Oregon, 5th Walden, Greg, Oregon, 2nd
Wu, David, Oregon, 1st

Pennsylvania
Altmire, Jason, Pennsylvania, 4th Brady, Robert, Pennsylvania, 1st
Carney, Christopher P., Pennsylvania, 10th Dent, Charles W., Pennsylvania, 15th
Doyle, Mike, Pennsylvania, 14th English, Phil, Pennsylvania, 3rd
Fattah, Chaka, Pennsylvania, 2nd Gerlach, Jim, Pennsylvania, 6th
Kanjorski, Paul E., Pennsylvania, 11th Holden, Tim, Pennsylvania, 17th
Murphy, Patrick J., Pennsylvania, 8th Murphy, Tim, Pennsylvania, 18th
Murtha, John, Pennsylvania, 12th Peterson, John E., Pennsylvania, 5th
Pitts, Joseph R., Pennsylvania, 16th Platts, Todd, Pennsylvania, 19th
Schwartz, Allyson Y., Pennsylvania, 13th Sestak, Joe, Pennsylvania, 7th
Shuster, Bill, Pennsylvania, 9th

Rhode Island
Kennedy, Patrick, Rhode Island, 1st Langevin, Jim, Rhode Island, 2nd

South Carolina
Barrett, J.Gresham, South Carolina, 3rd Brown, Henry, South Carolina, 1st
Clyburn, James E., South Carolina, 6th Inglis, Bob, South Carolina, 4th
Spratt, John, South Carolina, 5th Wilson, Joe, South Carolina, 2nd

South Dakota
Herseth, Stephanie, South Dakota, At Large

Tennessee
Blackburn, Marsha, Tennessee 7th Cohen, Steve, Tennessee, 9th
Cooper, Jim, Tennessee, 5th Davis, David, Tennessee, 1st
Davis, Lincoln, Tennessee, 4th Duncan Jr., John J., Tennessee, 2nd
Gordon, Bart, Tennessee, 6th Tanner, John, Tennessee, 8th
Wamp, Zach, Tennessee, 3rd

Texas
Barton, Joe, Texas, 6th Brady, Kevin, Texas, 8th
Burgess, Michael, Texas, 26th Carter, John, Texas, 31st
Conaway, K. Michael, Texas, 11th Cuellar, Henry, Texas, 28th
Culberson, John, Texas, 7th Doggett, Lloyd, Texas, 25th
Edwards, Chet, Texas, 17th Gohmert, Louie, Texas 1st
Gonzalez, Charlie A., Texas, 20th Granger, Kay, Texas, 12th
Green, Al, Texas, 9th Green, Gene, Texas, 29th
Hall, Ralph M., Texas, 4th Hensarling, Jeb, Texas, 5th
Hinojosa, Rubén, Texas, 15th Jackson Lee, Sheila, Texas, 18th
Johnson, Eddie Bernice, Texas 30th Johnson, Sam, Texas, 3rd
Lampson, Nick, Texas, 22nd Marchant, Kenny, Texas, 24th
McCaul, Michael T., Texas, 10th Neugebauer, Randy, Texas, 19th
Ortiz, Solomon P., Texas, 27th Paul, Ron, Texas, 14th
Poe, Ted, Texas, 2nd Reyes, Silvestre, Texas, 16th
Rodriguez, Ciro, Texas, 23rd Sessions, Pete, Texas, 32nd
Smith, Lamar, Texas, 21st Thornberry, Mac, Texas, 13th

Utah
Bishop, Rob, Utah, 1st Cannon, Chris, Utah, 3rd
Matheson, Jim, Utah, 2nd

Vermont
Welch, Peter, Vermont, At Large

Virginia
Cantor, Eric, Virginia, 7th Boucher, Rick, Virginia, 9th
Davis, Jo Ann S., Virginia, 1st Davis, Tom, Virginia, 11th
Drake, Thelma D., Virginia, 2nd Forbes, J. Randy, Virginia, 4th
Goode Jr., Virgil H., Virginia, 5th Goodlatte, Bob, Virginia, 6th
Moran, Jim, Virginia, 8th Scott, Robert C. "Bobby", Virginia, 3rd
Wolf, Frank, Virginia, 10th

Washington
Baird, Brian, Washington, 3rd Dicks, Norman D., Washington, 6th
Hastings, Doc, Washington, 4th Inslee, Jay, Washington, 1st
Larsen, Rick, Washington, 2nd McDermott, Jim, Washington, 7th
McMorris Rodgers, Cathy, Washington, 5th Reichert, David G., Washington, 8th
Smith, Adam, Washington, 9th

Wisconsin
Baldwin, Tammy, Wisconsin, 2nd Kagen, Steve, Wisconsin, 8th
Kind, Ron, Wisconsin, 3rd Moore, Gwen, Wisconsin, 4th
Obey, David R., Wisconsin, 7th Petri, Thomas, Wisconsin, 6th
Ryan, Paul, Wisconsin, 1st Sensenbrenner, F. James, Wisconsin, 5th

West Virginia
Capito, Shelley Moore, West Virginia, 2nd Mollohan, Alan B., West Virginia, 1st
Rahall, Nick, West Virginia, 3rd

Wyoming
Cubin, Barbara, Wyoming, At Large


Delegates
American Samoa
Faleomavaega, Eni F. H., American Samoa (Delegate)

Guam
Bordallo, Madeleine, Guam (Delegate)

Puerto Rico
Fortuno, Luis G., Puerto Rico (Resident Commissioner)

Virgin Islands
Christian-Christensen, Donna M., U.S. Virgin Islands (Delegate)

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This the link on your congressman for contact information.

California has about 6 more Congressional seats than it should because of all the non-citizens and illegals living here. This takes representation away from US Citizens in all states!

Thanks paige. We are all so anxious to make progress in this arena. It is truly maddening that one judge can halt something that is so important towards this progress -the no-match letters.

We've seen how they tag on parts of the amnesty bill on other bills so we will have to watch everything obviously.

Thanks again for your hard work.