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Henry Cuellar

 
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Title
Representative
Texas's 28th District
Party Affiliation
Democrat
2023
2024
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Representative Offices
Address
602 E. Calton Rd.
Suite
Suite 2
City/State/Zip
Laredo TX, 78041
Phone
956-725-0639
Fax
956-725-2647
Hours
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. CST to 5:30 p.m. CST
Address
117 E. Tom Landry
City/State/Zip
Mission TX, 78572
Phone
956-424-3942
Fax
956-424-3936
Address
100 N. FM 3167
Suite
Suite 208
City/State/Zip
Rio Grande City TX, 78582
Phone
956-487-5603
Fax
956-424-3936
Address
1145 E. Commerce St.
Suite
Suite 205
City/State/Zip
San Antonio TX, 78205
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210-271-2851
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News
10/01/2024 --nypost
American politics, all the way to the top, is riddled with corruption and foreign cash on a scale that dwarfs Hizzoner’s alleged misdeeds.
09/27/2024 --dailykos
An indictment against New York City Mayor Eric Adams was unsealed on Thursday, making him the latest of several prominent figures in or with ties to the Democratic Party to face criminal charges from the Department of Justice under the Biden administration.The agency, led by Biden-appointed Attorney General Merrick Garland, has advanced multiple indictments and prosecutions against individuals in the same party as President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. At the same time, prominent Republican leaders like Donald Trump, have accused the Biden-Harris administration of pursuing a political “witch hunt” against Republicans through the justice system.Trump has been convicted on 34 felony counts in New York and faces multiple federal charges for mishandling classified information and attempting to disrupt the 2020 presidential election. Despite this, he easily won the 2024 Republican primaries and is the party’s current presidential nominee.The record of the Biden administration would indicate that partisan political ideology or connections have not been an obstacle to prosecution and the pursuit of justice. Here are some of the most prominent Democrats who have been a part of this process.
09/04/2024 --foxnews
Majority Leader Chuck Schumer responded to a GOP plan to attach a bill mandating proof of citizenship in order to vote to a must-pass short term spending package.
09/04/2024 --axios
Look for House Democratic leaders to lean hard on their members not to break ranks and vote for Republicans' planned bill to keep the government funded past September, top Democratic sources tell Axios.Why it matters: Democrats are keeping a close eye on Republicans' own defectors and want to deny Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) votes from their side that he might need to keep the measure from going down.Three senior Democratic sources told Axios they expect a full whip operation against the GOP spending bill, which would attach a measure aimed at cracking down on non-citizen voting. Battleground district Democrats, under threat of Republican attacks if they oppose the non-citizen voting measure, will likely face considerable pressure from their party not to break ranks.Democratic leaders also want to deny Republicans leverage to argue that the Democrat-controlled Senate should take up the bill if it makes it out of the House.Driving the news: House Republicans plan to hold a vote as soon as early next week on legislation called a continuing resolution to extend government funding at current levels until March.They plan to attach the SAVE Act, requiring proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote in federal elections.That bill passed with support from swing-district Reps. Henry Cuellar (D-Texas), Don Davis (D-N.C.), Jared Golden (D-Maine), Mary Peltola (D-Alaska) and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-Wash.).One senior House Democrat described that SAVE Act as a "poison pill" and predicted the spending bill won't get "serious numbers" of Democratic votes due to its inclusion.State of play: The federal government will shut down after Sept. 30 unless Congress passes legislation to keep it funded.Fiscal negotiators have agreed on full government spending legislation, meaning a temporary stopgap is needed.Conservatives have pressed their leadership to kick the spending fight to March to avert a lame-duck spending bill and give a potential Trump administration the opportunity to negotiate a spending package.But the Democrat-led Senate is all-but-certain to reject any spending bill that includes the SAVE Act, putting the two chambers in a stalemate.What we're hearing: Democratic leadership's campaign to keep its members in line could tank the GOP spending bill on the House floor if Republicans face defections of their own, the senior House Democrat argued"We only had four or five votes on the Democratic side" on the SAVE Act, the lawmaker said. "I don't think that's enough to overcome the fiscal hawks on their side."What to watch: Republicans are planning to begin whipping the bill Monday.The legislation will have to clear several procedural hurdles on which Democrats are likely to stay together – making just a handful of GOP defections potentially fatal.Axios' Juliegrace Brufke contributed reporting for this story.
09/03/2024 --foxnews
Sen. Kelly denied that illegal immigrants were voting in U.S. elections when asked about a House-passed measure to require proof of citizenship to vote.
08/10/2024 --theepochtimes
Republicans enter the 2024 Senate races needing to pick up two seats to regain control, but a loss in the Lone Star State could threaten their prospects.
07/30/2024 --foxnews
A bipartisan group of 50 House lawmakers is urging the Biden administration to hasten its compliance with a judge's order to reverse its pause on new LNG export permits.
07/25/2024 --theepochtimes
Six democrats voted with all Republicans to pass the measure.
07/25/2024 --centralmaine
Six Democrats also voted for the resolution, including Rep. Jared Golden.
07/25/2024 --foxnews
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries defended Vice President Kamala Harris amid scrutiny over her efforts on the border crisis.
07/25/2024 --foxnews
The House of Representatives voted to condemn Vice President Kamala Harris' role as the Biden administration's "border czar."
07/25/2024 --rollcall
Welcome to At the Races! Each week we bring you news and analysis from the CQ Roll Call campaign team. Know someone who’d like to get this newsletter? They can subscribe here. Vice President Kamala Harris could become the nation’s first woman, Black woman and Asian American president. Two other Black women — Prince George’s County, [...]The post At the Races: High-profile races aside, women candidates decline appeared first on Roll Call.
07/22/2024 --theepochtimes
Tom Suozzi said he wants to build a unique, bipartisan coalition to bring order to the border and reform the immigration system.
07/19/2024 --wfaa
U.S. Rep. Marc Veasey signed onto a joint statement calling on Biden to step aside as the Democratic nominee in a new letter Friday.
 
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