Horsford: Nevada Workers Will Lead Nevada’s Comeback from Trump’s Slump

NORTH LAS VEGAS – Congressman Steven Horsford (NV-04) released the following statement as President Trump travels to Las Vegas today:

“Working people and families in Nevada don’t need another campaign stop they need relief.”

“Across my district, families are worried about the cost of housing, groceries, utility bills, and health care. Small businesses are worried about keeping their doors open. Hospitality workers are worried about getting enough hours, enough customers, and enough tips to support their families. Working people are doing everything right, but too many are still falling behind.”

“That’s why I didn’t stop at talking about the problem - I introduced solutions.”

“My RELIEF Act would refund consumers and small businesses who paid higher costs because of illegal tariffs. My TIPS Improvement Act would make tax relief for tipped workers permanent, eliminate the marriage penalty, and ensure hospitality workers keep more of the money they’ve earned. And my housing legislation, now law as part of the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, helps lower housing costs and expand opportunities for working families to achieve homeownership.”

“These ideas didn’t come from Washington DC. They came from listening to Nevada workers, small businesses, and the people closest to the challenges facing our communities.”

“Nevada’s workers built this state, and they’ll lead Nevada’s comeback. I’ll keep fighting to lower costs, strengthen our tourism economy, support working families, and build an Affordable Nevada.”

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