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Congressman Horsford spoke on the House Floor to question the recent swift action on a bill to ban TikTok and contrast that with the slow or nonexistent progress on addressing pressing national issues. He criticizes the prioritization of less urgent matters of important legislation like the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act, gun violence prevention, and affordable housing solutions.

During a Financial Services Committee-Housing Subcommittee hearing, Congressman Steven Horsford addressed the challenges facing today's homebuyers, called for further investments in downpayment assistance programs to reduce the racial homeownership gap, and requested consideration of the HOME Act.

Congressman Steven Horsford discusses the challenge of housing affordability in an interview following President Biden's speech in Las Vegas. He highlighted the President's commitment to lower housing costs and the impact of those policies on his constituents, many of whom are burdened with housing expenses exceeding half their monthly income. He contrasted the current economic recovery under the Biden administration four years ago, emphasizing the creation of 14 million jobs and record low unemployment rates, particularly among Black and Latino communities.

Congressman Horsford joined President Biden and Congresswomen Dina Titus and Susie Lee to call for more Nevada families, all families, to have easier access to homeownership.

Congressman Steven Horsford (NV-04) voted against a bill that could spell the end for TikTok, instead advocating for equal accountability across all social media platforms.

At a House Armed Services Committee hearing, Congressman Horsford spoke on pressing issues impacting the U.S.-Caribbean relationship. Amid the backdrop of Haiti's political turmoil and the resignation of Prime Minister Henry due to escalating gang violence, he emphasized the importance of strengthening ties with Caribbean nations to enhance regional security, economic stability, and climate resilience.

During today's Democrats for Border Security Task Force press conference, Congressman Steven Horsford (NV-04) emphasized the critical need for bipartisan efforts to address America's border security challenges and the fentanyl crisis. He outlined the urgent necessity for legislative action and the importance of collaboration across party lines to protect our communities.

Congressman Horsford questioned Federal Reserve Chair Powell during a House Financial Services Committee hearing on monetary policy. He centered his remarks on the need for diversity in America's boardrooms and cautioned against any moves that could make it more difficult for minority communities to build wealth.

Congressman Steven Horsford advocates for affordable housing during a press conference, highlighting the urgent need for accessible and fair housing options. He emphasizes the efforts led by Chairwoman Maxine Waters and criticizes the failure of some to prioritize housing. He outlines key legislative proposals aimed at addressing the housing crisis, homelessness, and the racial wealth gap through homeownership. He also underscores his commitment to battling corporate speculation in the housing market and calls for bipartisan support to elevate housing on the national agenda.

Congressman Steven Horsford shared his thoughts from President Biden's 2024 State of the Union address, praising its focus on unifying the American people, historic job creation, and advancements in healthcare and housing. He highlighted the administration's commitment to closing the racial wealth gap and tackling homelessness, while also emphasizing the importance of bipartisan support for progress.