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June 24, 2022 Statement From Congressman Castro on Passage of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act Rep. Joaquin Castro
June 24, 2022 Costa Votes for Historic Gun Safety Reform Rep. Jim Costa
June 24, 2022 Rep. Frankel Statement on Passage of Bipartisan Gun Violence Prevention Bill to Protect Our Children Rep. Lois Frankel
June 24, 2022 Womack Statement on Senate Gun-Control Legislation Rep. Steve Womack
June 24, 2022 Today, Congressman David Rouzer (NC-07) announced legislation he introduced passed the U.S. House of Representatives as part of H.R. 6411, the Supporting the Resilience of Our Nation's Great Veterans Act of 2022, also known as the STRONG Veterans Act. The STRONG Veterans Act includes the Expanding the Families of Veterans Access to Mental Health Services Act, legislation Congressman Rouzer introduced after hearing from his constituent whose veteran spouse tragically died by suicide. Rouzer's legislation expands Vet Center eligibility for counseling and related mental health services to families of servicemembers or veterans of the Armed Forces who died by suicide. "I'm pleased my legislation H.R. 5029 was included in the STRONG Veterans Act and was approved by the full House. Along with a number of other important provisions to connect even more veterans to critical mental health resources, this package includes a bill I introduced to ensure the families of servicemembers and veterans who have died by suicide will not have to worry about enduring the difficult journey toward recovery alone." Congressman Rouzer spoke on the House Floor to urge his colleagues to pass the STRONG Veterans Act. Click here to watch Rouzer's full remarks. Among other provisions, the STRONG Veterans Act will: Allow families of members or veterans of the Armed Forces who died by suicide to receive mental health treatment at Vet Centers. Open eligibility for more student veterans at Vet Centers. Expand culturally competent suicide prevention at VA for native veterans. Significantly increase mental health staffing and training at VA medical centers and Vet Centers. Further strengthen the Veterans Crisis Line. Allow more veterans to benefit from engaging with peer specialists. Collect data for VA to guide expansion of inpatient mental health and substance use treatment. Rep. David Rouzer
June 24, 2022 Wyden Statement on the Senate Passage of Bipartisan Gun Reform Sen. Ron Wyden
June 24, 2022 House Passes Historic Gun Violence Prevention Package to Protect Communities and Children Rep. Suzan DelBene
June 24, 2022 Rep. Bera Votes for Historic Bipartisan Gun Violence Prevention Legislation Rep. Ami Bera
June 24, 2022 Rosen Votes to Pass Historic Bipartisan Gun Reform and Mental Health Legislation, Bill Advances Out of Senate Sen. Jacky Rosen
June 24, 2022 Representative Angie Craig Statement on Passage of the Bipartisan Gun Violence Prevention Package Rep. Angie Craig
June 24, 2022 Sánchez Statement on Passage of Bipartisan Gun Control Legislation Rep. Linda Sánchez
June 24, 2022 Shaheen Statement on NH GOP Bill to Obstruct Gun Safety Measures Sen. Cynthia Shaheen
June 24, 2022 Griffith Opposes Senate Gun Legislation Rep. Howard Griffith
June 24, 2022 Rep. Weber Votes Against "Gun Reform" Bill Rep. Randy Weber
June 24, 2022 Pressley Statement on Passage of Safer Communities Act Rep. Ayanna Pressley
June 24, 2022 Himes Votes to Pass Historic Gun Legislation Rep. Jim Himes
June 24, 2022 Rep. Webster Statement on Senate Gun Control Bill Rep. Daniel Webster
June 24, 2022 Bilirakis Votes Against Unconstitutional Gun Control Bill, Urges Colleagues to Make Communities Safer by Addressing Root Cause of Violence Rep. Gus Bilirakis
June 24, 2022 Pfluger Votes to Protect Second Amendment Rep. August Pfluger
June 24, 2022 Tuberville Statement on Gun Legislation Sen. Tommy Tuberville
June 24, 2022 Rep. Watson Coleman Votes for Historic Gun Violence Prevention Bill Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman
June 24, 2022 Matsui Statement on Passage of Bipartisan Gun Violence Prevention Legislation Rep. Doris Matsui
June 24, 2022 Hayes Statement on House Passage of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act Rep. Jahana Hayes
June 24, 2022 Reschenthaler Opposes Legislation Infringing Americans' Second Amendment Rights Rep. Guy Reschenthaler
June 24, 2022 Rep. Mike Levin Helps Pass Historic Bipartisan Gun Violence Prevention Legislation Rep. Mike Levin
Date Title Politician
June 24, 2022 Statement From Congressman Castro on Passage of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act Rep.Joaquin Castro
June 24, 2022 Costa Votes for Historic Gun Safety Reform Rep.Jim Costa
June 24, 2022 Rep. Frankel Statement on Passage of Bipartisan Gun Violence Prevention Bill to Protect Our Children Rep.Lois Frankel
June 24, 2022 Womack Statement on Senate Gun-Control Legislation Rep.Steve Womack
June 24, 2022 Today, Congressman David Rouzer (NC-07) announced legislation he introduced passed the U.S. House of Representatives as part of H.R. 6411, the Supporting the Resilience of Our Nation's Great Veterans Act of 2022, also known as the STRONG Veterans Act. The STRONG Veterans Act includes the Expanding the Families of Veterans Access to Mental Health Services Act, legislation Congressman Rouzer introduced after hearing from his constituent whose veteran spouse tragically died by suicide. Rouzer's legislation expands Vet Center eligibility for counseling and related mental health services to families of servicemembers or veterans of the Armed Forces who died by suicide. "I'm pleased my legislation H.R. 5029 was included in the STRONG Veterans Act and was approved by the full House. Along with a number of other important provisions to connect even more veterans to critical mental health resources, this package includes a bill I introduced to ensure the families of servicemembers and veterans who have died by suicide will not have to worry about enduring the difficult journey toward recovery alone." Congressman Rouzer spoke on the House Floor to urge his colleagues to pass the STRONG Veterans Act. Click here to watch Rouzer's full remarks. Among other provisions, the STRONG Veterans Act will: Allow families of members or veterans of the Armed Forces who died by suicide to receive mental health treatment at Vet Centers. Open eligibility for more student veterans at Vet Centers. Expand culturally competent suicide prevention at VA for native veterans. Significantly increase mental health staffing and training at VA medical centers and Vet Centers. Further strengthen the Veterans Crisis Line. Allow more veterans to benefit from engaging with peer specialists. Collect data for VA to guide expansion of inpatient mental health and substance use treatment. Rep.David Rouzer
June 24, 2022 Wyden Statement on the Senate Passage of Bipartisan Gun Reform Sen.Ron Wyden
June 24, 2022 House Passes Historic Gun Violence Prevention Package to Protect Communities and Children Rep.Suzan DelBene
June 24, 2022 Rep. Bera Votes for Historic Bipartisan Gun Violence Prevention Legislation Rep.Ami Bera
June 24, 2022 Rosen Votes to Pass Historic Bipartisan Gun Reform and Mental Health Legislation, Bill Advances Out of Senate Sen.Jacky Rosen
June 24, 2022 Representative Angie Craig Statement on Passage of the Bipartisan Gun Violence Prevention Package Rep.Angie Craig
June 24, 2022 Sánchez Statement on Passage of Bipartisan Gun Control Legislation Rep.Linda Sánchez
June 24, 2022 Shaheen Statement on NH GOP Bill to Obstruct Gun Safety Measures Sen.Cynthia Shaheen
June 24, 2022 Griffith Opposes Senate Gun Legislation Rep.Howard Griffith
June 24, 2022 Rep. Weber Votes Against "Gun Reform" Bill Rep.Randy Weber
June 24, 2022 Pressley Statement on Passage of Safer Communities Act Rep.Ayanna Pressley
June 24, 2022 Himes Votes to Pass Historic Gun Legislation Rep.Jim Himes
June 24, 2022 Rep. Webster Statement on Senate Gun Control Bill Rep.Daniel Webster
June 24, 2022 Bilirakis Votes Against Unconstitutional Gun Control Bill, Urges Colleagues to Make Communities Safer by Addressing Root Cause of Violence Rep.Gus Bilirakis
June 24, 2022 Pfluger Votes to Protect Second Amendment Rep.August Pfluger
June 24, 2022 Tuberville Statement on Gun Legislation Sen.Tommy Tuberville
June 24, 2022 Rep. Watson Coleman Votes for Historic Gun Violence Prevention Bill Rep.Bonnie Watson Coleman
June 24, 2022 Matsui Statement on Passage of Bipartisan Gun Violence Prevention Legislation Rep.Doris Matsui
June 24, 2022 Hayes Statement on House Passage of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act Rep.Jahana Hayes
June 24, 2022 Reschenthaler Opposes Legislation Infringing Americans' Second Amendment Rights Rep.Guy Reschenthaler
June 24, 2022 Rep. Mike Levin Helps Pass Historic Bipartisan Gun Violence Prevention Legislation Rep.Mike Levin
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