Press Releases
WASHINGTON – U.S. Representative Mike Johnson (LA-04) today sent a letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi urging that she keep the House in session until Congress has mitigated the coronavirus threat.
WASHINGTON – U.S. Representative Mike Johnson (LA-04) today announced the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is investing $205,740 into Shreveport public housing to purchase, install, repair, and replace carbon monoxide detectors.
Notes Schiff raised alarm about alleged leaks targeting Clinton campaign in 2015
WASHINGTON – U.S. Representative Mike Johnson (LA-04), a member of the House Judiciary Committee, today sent a letter to House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI) Chairman Adam Schiff seeking answers on what he is doing to prevent further leaks of classified information out of the committee.
WASHINGTON – U.S. Representative Mike Johnson (LA-04), co-chairman of the Honor and Civility Caucus, today released the following statement in advance of President Trump’s remarks on the coronavirus:
WASHINGTON – U.S. Representative Mike Johnson (LA-04) today released the following statement in response to Rep. Ralph Abraham’s (LA-05) announcement that he will not be seeking re-election in 2020:
WASHINGTON – U.S. Representative Mike Johnson (LA-04) today announced the U.S. Department of Agriculture is investing $293,550 into the Kisatchie National Forest – located in Rep. Johnson’s district – for water quality improvement and cleanup.
Encourages local communities to apply for BUILD grants
WASHINGTON – U.S. Representative Mike Johnson (LA-04) today announced an opportunity for local municipalities to apply for $1 billion in federal grants to improve transportation infrastructure including roads, bridges, rail, transit, and ports. The funding will be provided through the U.S.
WASHINGTON – U.S. Representative Mike Johnson (LA-04) today sent a letter to President Donald Trump requesting that he consider entering into trade negotiations with the United Kingdom and highlighting the significant impact it would have on Louisiana. In the letter, Johnson writes: