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One month into the impeachment inquiry

One month into the impeachment inquiry

Oct 25, 2019 | News

It’s been one month since Speaker Pelosi launched an impeachment inquiry to investigate President Trump. While Congress continues to ramp up its important work, our fight holding the President accountable isn’t slowing down either. 

 

In the month since the inquiry began, Xavier has filed multiple new lawsuits against the Trump administration. We blocked the President’s anti-immigrant public charge rule. We took action to defend abortion rights. And we continued our fight to stop the wall. 

 

And that’s just a portion of Xavier’s work. 

 

 

The fact is, we aren’t slowing down in the effort to make sure this President follows the law. 

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2020 Census Updates You May Have Missed

2020 Census Updates You May Have Missed

Oct 19, 2019 | News

                                                                                       
We’re sharing some important 2020 Census updates on recruiting, Hispanic Heritage Month, and more.

United States Census 2020

2020 Updates You May Have Missed

2020 Jobs Apply Now

Kicking Off the National Recruitment Campaign

The U.S. Census Bureau is kicking off peak recruiting for the 2020 Census and we need your help!

Next week, the Census Bureau is hosting recruiting informational sessions across the country to answer questions about census jobs and the hiring process. Our goal is to recruit thousands of temporary workers for positions beginning in the spring of 2020. These jobs are critical to a complete and accurate census.

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What I’m Working on For You

What I’m Working on For You

Oct 18, 2019 | News

News from Representative Costa

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Dear Friend,

We are in Washington after a busy couple of weeks back in the district. This week the House is working on important legislation regarding keeping American jobs at home, increasing transparency in investing, and condemning the recent actions in Syria. Here are some highlights from the week of 10/15:

Improving local infrastructure

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Throughout my career representing the San Joaquin Valley, I have fought to improve Highway 99. I’m happy to report that despite recent reports, work on Highway 99 in Madera will continue. The California Transportation Agency and Governor Newsom have assured me they remain committed to partnering with our local agencies to help advance other segments of the Highway 99 project. Continuation of this important work will have important benefits for the Valley, including relieving traffic congestion and improving our air quality. I welcome the opportunity to continue working with State leaders on this project.  

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