Videos

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 and Kelly Maxwell, CEO of Baby's Bounty, sit down to discuss the critical issue of child care in Nevada ahead of the 2024 State of the Union address. They highlight the impactful work of Baby's Bounty in providing essential supplies to families in need and advocating for better child care solutions.

Congressman Steven Horsford, Chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus, paid tribute to the contributions of Black women to America's history during Women's History Month. He highlighted the legacy of figures like Shirley Chisholm and the unsung heroines of the Civil Rights Movement, and he underscored the ongoing fight for equality, reproductive rights, and economic justice.

Congressman Steven Horsford joined Vice President Kamala Harris and other leaders in a march across Selma's historic bridge to mark the 59th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, which spotlighted the ongoing battle for voting rights. Congressman Horsford, as the chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, joined Rev. Al Sharpton to share his insights and reflections on the significance of this march, the challenges facing voting rights today, and the urgent need for legislative action.

Congressman Horsford (NV-04) highlighted the need for the immediate extension of the Affordable Connectivity Program, emphasizing its role in connecting over 23 million American families, including over 76,000 in his district. With the program at risk of ending, the proposed Affordable Connectivity Program Extension Act seeks a $7 billion investment to prevent the widening digital divide, ensuring continued access to essential services like work, education, and healthcare through affordable internet for all.

Congressman Horsford and Vice President Harris joined Chef Jeff at the Chef Jeff Project to unveil a groundbreaking Small Business Administration rule change to empower Americans with criminal records to access small business loans.

Congressman Steven Horsford addressed the Innovators in Mortgage Finance Symposium, focusing on closing the racial wealth gap through expanded homeownership. He highlighted challenges in accessing mortgage financing in underserved communities and advocated for innovative public-private partnerships to build intergenerational wealth, particularly in Black communities.

Congressman Steven Horsford (NV-04) joined Rev. Al Sharpton to discuss the U.S.'s recent military actions in the Middle East and their potential impact on domestic politics and the 2024 elections. He expressed his concerns over the escalating conflicts. He also discussed the the economic gains under President Biden's leadership.

Congressman Horsford questioned Treasury Secretary Yellen during the House Financial Services Committee Hearing "The Annual Report of the Financial Stability Oversight Council." He asked about the systemic risks associated with hiring practices, touted recent economic gains, and stressed that work remains for underserved communities.

Congressman Horsford shares his work towards passing comprehensive immigration reform and House Republicans' repeated refusals to move forward. He discusses the reasons behind their resistance to a bipartisan bill, the need for effective border security, and the urgency of establishing lawful immigration pathways.