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Rep. Mike Johnson’s (LA-04) office will host satellite office hours in Ville Platte, Greenwood and Eunice next week. These events are open to the public and we encourage members of the community to stop by if they are in need of assistance with federal agencies.
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Louisiana is receiving more than $22 million to help rebuild infrastructure after the historic flood.
Last month Representative Mike Johnson testified to the House Appropriations Committee on the importance of making that investment in Louisiana.
Louisiana has about 125,000 miles of natural gas pipeline.
And nationwide, such pipelines cover more miles than paved roads in the United States.
Those facts were shared Wednesday by U.S. Rep. Mike Johnson's office in announcing nearly $1.3 million to further pipeline safety in the state.
The International Association of Geophysical Contractors (IAGC) today in a hearing of the House of Representatives Natural Resources Committee’s Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations on “Examining Impacts of Federal Natural Resources Laws Gone Astray, Part II” appealed to Congress to make changes to the Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA) of the 1970’s to meet the needs of the 21s
Reps. Clay Higgins (R-LA) and Mike Johnson (R-LA) are leading a bipartisan group of lawmakers to introduce comprehensive, bicameral legislation today that reauthorizes and reforms the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), H.R. 3285.
U.S. Rep. Mike Johnson joined 11 other freshman members of Congress in a letter published Tuesday by Fox News urging the U.S. Senate to act on repealing the Affordable Care Act.
The bill, passed Friday, must still get the Senate's stamp and President Trump's signature before it becomes law.
Abraham said Louisiana's federal military bases and troops would thrive under the bill, which he said would stave off any reductions or closures in the state. Fort Polk was most recently at risk in 2015.
Last week, headlines announced: “Two Republican Senators declare bid to repeal health care law ‘dead.’” Making matters worse, Senator John McCain suffered a blood clot, causing Senate Majority Leader McConnell to further delay action. While we pray for Senator McCain’s speedy recovery, we House Republican freshmen are concerned by this news of further delay.