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Today, co-chairs Bryan Steil (R-WI) and Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-DE) officially launched the Congressional Future of Work Caucus.
A proposed piece of legislation aims to help local law enforcement find fentanyl and other dangerous drugs.
The Providing Officers With Electronic Resources (POWER) Act, if passed, would establish a new grant program within the Department of Justice to help law enforcement acquire high-tech, portable chemical screening devices that assist officers in the detection of fentanyl and other dangerous drugs.
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Today, on National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, Bryan Steil cosponsored the Providing Officers With Electronic Resources (POWER) Act.
"Today we honor our law enforcement. As I meet with our police officers, sheriffs, and first responders, issues concerning fentanyl are front of mind. We must ensure law enforcement and first responders have the tools to keep themselves safe from exposure. I will continue supporting our law enforcement in Congress," said Steil.
JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN—One year ago today, Bryan Steil was sworn into office as the representative for Wisconsin's First Congressional District. Below you will find a Year One Report highlighting Steil's work on behalf of the First District.
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Today, Bryan Steil released a statement after the House overwhelmingly voted to pass the United States-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement (USMCA).
"USMCA is a win for Wisconsin farmers, workers, and families. USMCA is an improved trade deal with Canada and Mexico. It allows Wisconsin workers to sell our products to our allies. Throughout my first year in office, I have pushed for USMCA to be brought to the floor. I am proud to support Wisconsin's agriculture and manufacturing industries."
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WASHINGTON, D.C.—Bryan Steil released a statement after voting against the articles of impeachment against President Trump.
"Today, I voted against impeaching President Trump. From the start, I have been opposed to impeachment. Although the Senate is now tied up with the impeachment trial, the House should get to work on issues impacting Americans: tackling the rising costs of health care, securing our border, and addressing our national debt."