A beautiful prayer breakfast was held in West Monroe yesterday for #NationalPrayerDay . Local leaders led those in attendance in prayer and the West Monroe High School choir graced the crowd with song.

It was an easy decision to support H.Res. 1112 which denounces the Biden administration’s disastrous immigration policies, and once again demands immediate action be taken to end the Biden border crisis.

This administration’s open border policies have turned every community into…

Yesterday, I voted to protect hunters’ rights and keep government regulation in check when it comes to what kind of ammunition you can use on federal land and water by voting for the Protecting Access for Hunters and Anglers Act of 2023.

Hunting is an important part of life in…

I enjoyed meeting with members of the Louisiana Beverage Association, and was so impressed with the ways they are working to improve our communities and increase recycling opportunities.

I just questioned Farm Service Agency’s Mr. Ducheneaux about the status of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s efforts to help combat the crawfish crisis.

I am happy to hear that the FSA is close to a solution and I look forward to hearing it next week.

I am forever grateful for the Louisiana Fire Chief and their dedication to keeping our communities safe. We had a productive discussion about how I can best support their priorities, and I look forward to our continued work together.

Today, I continued to protect America’s public lands and waters by voting for the Extending Limits of U.S. Customs Water Act. This bill empowers law enforcement to better safeguard our borders that are increasingly compromised by illegal immigrants and further strengthens our…

Where is the accountability? Where are Columbia University administrators? Why is President Shafik not calling in the NYPD to arrest the students who have broken into a university building?

I am dumbfounded and appalled. President Shafik must resign immediately.

Today marks the 212th anniversary of Louisiana becoming a state! From the bayous to the cities, Louisiana’s rich cultural history and agriculture industry continue to make it a desired place to live and visit. Here’s to a prosperous future for the Pelican State!

It was incredible to share some words of encouragement and congratulations with #LA05 ’s newest Eagle Scouts! These incredible young men are well on their way to being the next generation of leaders. As the daughter of a proud Eagle Scout, I know how truly special this honor is.

It was great joining the Monroe Chamber of Commerce last week to share more about how I’m committed to working with everyone to improve education across #LA05 and move our communities in NELA forward.

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Even the head of the Federal Student Aid office knows the FAFSA rollout was mishandled.

I hope the next chief prioritizes FAFSA the way it should be. In the meantime, I will continue to hold the Department of Education accountable and call for a deeper dive into the resources…

Thanks to elected officials and community leaders from Lincoln Parish for joining us for a great conversation about targeted investments and future priorities.

Congratulations to Jim Henderson for joining the LA Tech family! I’m grateful I was able to be a part of the investiture ceremony to celebrate Dr. Henderson as the new president of Louisiana Tech University! #EverLoyalBe

After recent storms and a tornado, leaders in West and East Feliciana Parishes are working to help their community recover. Thankful for the opportunity to meet with them this week to discuss the path forward.

We had a wonderful afternoon traveling across the district, stopping in Amite to join business leaders and have conversations about building a shared vision for the future of #LA05 .

I signed on to a letter with my House Committee on Education & the Workforce colleagues demanding the U.S. Department of Education Secretary Secretary Miguel Cardona provide further information about his questionable attempt to consolidate Federal Family Education loans into the Direct Loan program.

This is just…

Months ago, I told university presidents that anti-Semitic behavior on campus was intolerable and students should be expelled.

Today, we’re seeing the consequences of their inaction.

I was honored to speak to the Monroe Chamber of Commerce about the state of affairs in Washington D.C., and the work we’re doing for our local communities. It’s so good to be home!

We are doubling down to make sure resources that should have been given to a successful FAFSA rollout are not being used for additional student loan forgiveness.

I joined Joni Ernst in writing a letter to the Office of the Inspector General for the Education Department to…