Congressman Kelly Armstrong was recommended today to serve on the House Judiciary Committee by the Republican Steering Committee. The recommendation now goes to the full Republican Conference for final approval.
Armstrong (R, N.D.) released the following statement on the recommendation:
"The House Judiciary Committee is on the frontlines of many issues that are important to North Dakota. On the committee, I'll use my experience as chairman of the North Dakota Senate Judiciary Committee and ten years in private practice to fight for all North Dakotans. The Judiciary Committee works on some of the most pressing issues, including immigration reform, defense of our 2nd Amendment rights, criminal justice reform, protection of civil liberties and personal privacy, and pro-life priorities. I look forward to working with my new colleagues on all of these issues.
"I thank Ranking Member Doug Collins for his leadership on the committee. I look forward to working with him to advance commonsense priorities and defend against misguided legislation that would harm North Dakota and the country."
Ranking Member Doug Collins (R, Ga.) released the following statement on the recommendation:
"It's an honor to welcome new members, including Congressman Armstrong, to the committee and to get to work advancing the conservative priorities that lie before us. The experience these members bring will help us serve Americans well by fighting overreach and safeguarding their fundamental liberties."