In Case You Missed It
Latest Legislative Updates
Thank you for visiting the issues section of my website. When it comes to policymaking, my staff and I will always make a point to look at an issue from all angles, do our homework, and determine how it will affect Nevada. On this page, you will find links to detailed information, facts, and legislative updates surrounding the work I’m doing in Washington.
116th Congress
2019
Appropriations
- Shutdown Update: Losses in Funding by Taking up the Senate's Appropriations Bills Instead of the House's
- Government Shutdown Update: 21st Day
- December 2018 Government Shutdown Update & Facts - Jan 4, 2018
- Shutdown Update: Democrats Motion to Adjourn as Shutdown Enters 3rd Week, No Deal in Sight - Jan 11
- Shutdown Update: Day 28 - Jan 18
Constituent Services
- Amodei Report: We've Moved
Second Amendment
- Gun Control Measures & Protecting Due Process (Overview of H.R. 8 and H.R. 1112) – Feb 28
Archives:
115th Congress
2018
Appropriations
- Amodei Report: Appropriations Update
- Amodei Report: Omnibus Appropriations Bill
Immigration & Border Security
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Program
- Congressman Amodei Discusses Immigration Reform in the Media
Health Care
- Pre Existing Conditions - Myth v. Fact
Tax Reform
- America's Economy is Booming Post Tax Reform - By the Numbers
2017
Debt & Deficit
- Bipartisan Budget Act Facts
- H.J.Res. 2 - Proposing a Balanced Budget Amendment to the Constitution of the United States
Education
- Latest Legislative Action on Education Reform Issues Since Working in Congress
Jobs & The Economy
- Facts on H.R. 10, the Financial CHOICE Act of 2017
Health Care
- Amodei Special Newsletter Edition: Health Care Update
- Amodei Report: Health Care Update - Insurance Rates & Premiums
- Amodei Health Care Update: Uninsured Population & Keeping Your Current Coverage
- Amodei Health Care Update: Nevada's Traditional Medicaid Population
- Amodei Health Care Update: Nevada's Medicaid Expansion Population
- Health Care Update: Community Health Care Centers
Tax Reform
- Special Edition Update: Tax Cuts & Jobs Act
- Special Edition Update: Deduction for Medical Expenses
- Special Edition Update:Tax Reform
More on In Case You Missed It
Click here for a link to the full bill text.
I co-sponsored this measure which would:
1) prohibit spending from exceeding revenues in any fiscal year unless 3/5 of each house of Congress approves;
2) require 3/5 of each house to authorize an increase in the debt limit;
3) direct the President to annually submit a balanced budget to Congress;
As we take action to keep Americans safe from mass shootings, we must also ensure we are not creating unintended consequences for the millions of law abiding citizens who responsibly exercise their right to protect themselves each day.To ensure I’m putting my best foot forward for you in Washington, I will always make a point to look at an issue from all angles, do my homework, listen to your concerns, and determine the best course of action for Nevadans.
TOPLINE:
Over the last two weeks, I’ve received questions from some of you asking why I voted against bills to “open” the federal government. As always, thank you for reaching out and sharing your concerns. I’d like to address those concerns today, and also share some of mine with you. One of my biggest concerns throughout this shutdown is why House Democrats continue making us take pointless votes that make it appear as if the House is trying to reopen our federal government – when really, these bills will do nothing to get us out of our current situation.
Happy New Year. I hope everyone had an enjoyable holiday season. With yesterday being the first day of the 116th Congress, I wanted to take a moment to check in and provide an update on what’s been happening here on Capitol Hill as our federal government enters its 14th day of a partial shutdown.
Questions to consider on Immigration Reform
As the House and Senate debate how best to fix our broken immigration system, I think it is important to consider the following questions:
1) Should we legalize some, all, or none of the illegal immigrant population? What sort of legal status should we confer? How can we be both humane and respectful of the rule of law?
2) What will be the impact of legalization on the federal budget?
3) What will be the impact of legalization on American employers and workers?
Recently, the House passed H.R. 10, the Financial CHOICE Act of 2017, legislation to amend the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act – the most sweeping financial regulation of our time – to deliver meaningful relief to financial institutions and consumers across the nation.
To begin with, I’m incredibly pleased to see the House Financial Services Committee exercise regular order to advance the CHOICE ACT, a bill that underwent several Committee hearings and an extensive three-day markup process before it was brought to the House Floor for a vote.
- Original cosponsor of the A PLUS Act
- Cosponsor of the Student Testing Improvement and Accountability Act
- Cosponsor of the Native American Indian Education Act
- Cosponsor of the Improving School Nutrition Training Act
- Cosponsor of the School Nutrition Flexibility Act
- Sent Letter to Secretary of Education concerning Common Core privacy information
- Sent Letter to Senate Leadership urging passage of Student Loan Interest Legislation
Happy New Year. I hope everyone had an enjoyable holiday season. With yesterday being the first day of the 116th Congress, I wanted to take a moment to check in and provide an update on what’s been happening here on Capitol Hill as our federal government enters its 14th day of a partial shutdown.
Discharge Petition Link, #196: http://clerk.house.gov/115/lrc/pd/petitions/DisPet0005.xml