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Washington, D.C.— Representatives André Carson (IN-07), Brian Fitzpatrick (PA-01), Josh Gottheimer (NJ-05), and Peter King (NY-02) have introduced legislation to protect the safety of American citizens by requiring the installation of secondary cockpits barriers on most commercial aircraft to prevent terrorist attacks similar to 9/11.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN – Today, Congressman Carson issued the following statement celebrating the start of Black History Month.
WASHINGTON, DC – Today, Congressman André Carson issued the following statement on reintroduction of H.R. 804, the Transition-To-Success Mentoring Act, which would establish a mentoring program for at-risk students.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN- On Friday, January 25, Congressman Carson will partner with the City of Indianapolis to connect federal employees affected by the government shutdown to resources in Indianapolis. The event will feature community organizations offering assistance in a variety of areas to qualified federal employees who are impacted by the shutdown.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN – Today, Congressman Carson issued the following statement in commemoration of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
WASHINGTON, DC - Today, President Trump again put politics above national security by canceling Speaker Nancy Pelosi's military flight to Afghanistan. Speaker Pelosi was traveling overseas to reassure our NATO allies and meet our troops fighting terrorists in Afghanistan.
Washington, DC – Today marks the 21st day of the government shutdown, matching the longest in our country's history. This week, Congressman André Carson voted on several bills to re-open the federal government.
Washington, DC - "For the White House and the leaders of the Republican-controlled Congress to shut down the government three days before Christmas is a new low.
Washington, DC – Congressman André Carson (IN-07) is encouraging Hoosiers to find a health insurance plan that works for them before the Affordable Care Act Open Enrollment Period ends tomorrow, Saturday December 15, at Midnight.
WASHINGTON, DC - Congressman André Carson introduced a vessel safety bill in response to the loss of 17 people, including nine Hoosiers, who drowned in Table Rock Lake near Branson, Missouri, when their duck boat sank in July. Congressman Carson's legislation implements safety regulations for amphibious passenger vessels, including duck boats.