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  • Congressman Hill gets down to business for Arkansans
    Posted in In the News on July 23, 2018 | Preview rr

    Congressman Hill gets down to business for Arkansans By Kim Riley In another recent finance-related legislative success, U.S. Rep. French Hill (R-AR) voted to give Arkansans the opportunity to compete in the nation’s booming economy when the U.S. House on Tuesday passed the JOBS and Investor Confidence Act of 2018, which soon may land on the president’s desk for signature to become law. “Job creators are the backbone of our country, and today we cut government red tape so they have access to the... Read more

  • Federal funding to help recover quail in Arkansas
    Posted in In the News on July 22, 2018 | Preview rr

    Federal funding to help recover quail in Arkansas By Bryan Hendricks Fair winds are blowing for the bobwhite quail, and Arkansas has the momentum to reap the rewards. A new bill that was recently introduced in the U.S. Senate will, if enacted, provide a major catalyst for declining species, such as quail, that are not threatened or endangered. On Tuesday, Sens. James Risch (R-Idaho), Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.), Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) and Heidi Heitkamp (D-N.D.) introduced "The Recovering America's... Read more

  • Rep. French Hill: Tariffs done right don't have to hurt Americans
    Posted in In the News on July 20, 2018 | Preview rr

    Rep. French Hill: Tariffs done right don't have to hurt Americans By Rep. French Hill President Trump has a big agenda on trade policy. He wants more markets open for American goods and services, and he wants more fair and reciprocal trade both in Asia and in Europe. He also wants to update and modernize our 1992 North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico. The NAFTA negotiations continue and, while slow, they have been encouraging. Trump's efforts to reset trade relations with C... Read more

  • Hill Awards Golden Fleece to VA for Loss of Over $1 Million in Medical Equipment
    Posted in Press Releases on July 19, 2018 | Preview rr

    WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman French Hill (R-AR) named the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) as the latest winner of the Golden Fleece award for their mismanagement and loss of over $1 million in medical equipment in VA facilities in Ohio. “How any government agency misplaces equipment valued at over $1 million and paid for with hardworking taxpayer dollars boggles the mind," said Rep. Hill. It’s beyond reckless that in the last three years, the VA has misplaced over $1.12 million dollars... Read more

  • House Halfway Done with Government Funding Bills
    Posted in Press Releases on July 19, 2018 | Preview rr

    WASHINGTON – Today, Congressman French Hill (AR-02) released the following statement after supporting legislation to fund the Department of the Interior, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and other federal agencies: “Arkansans and Americans expect Congress to fund the government on time because it leads to greater fiscal accountability, and I am proud that with today’s vote we are halfway done with this important task. The bill we passed today funds the Department of the Interior, the E... Read more

  • Hill: ‘Our ICE Officers Deserve Nothing But Our Utmost Respect and Appreciation’
    Posted in Press Releases on July 18, 2018 | Preview rr
    Tags: National Security

    WASHINGTON – Today, Congressman French Hill (AR-02), issued the following statement after voting for a resolution to support U.S. ICE officers: “Our ICE officers work tirelessly to protect Americans, stop human trafficking along the border, thwart drug cartels from entering and operating in our country, and much more. I’ve personally met with ICE officers and have seen them directly in the line of duty on my four visits to the southwest border. With the shortage of border manpower, now is not th... Read more

  • Regulators Need To Use Big Data, Artificial Intelligence To Meet Fintech Challenge, Says U.S. Rep
    Posted in In the News on July 18, 2018 | Preview rr

    Regulators Need To Use Big Data, Artificial Intelligence To Meet Fintech Challenge, Says U.S. Rep By Ted Knutson Regulators need to start using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to adapt rules quickly to a rapidly changing financial system, a Republican Congressman who is often mentioned as the next possible head of the House Financial Services Committee said today. To meet the fintech challenge, Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-NC) also called for regulators to begin employing Big Data to develop strategies.... Read more

  • Hill: ‘This Bipartisan Package Gives Arkansans the Opportunity to Compete in a Growing Economy’
    Posted in Press Releases on July 17, 2018 | Preview rr

    WASHINGTON – Today, Congressman French Hill (AR-02), issued the following statement after supporting the JOBS and Investor Confidence Act, a bipartisan bill that combines 32 individual bills, including Hill’s legislation, the Cooperate with Law Enforcement Agencies and Watch Act: “The bipartisan package passed in the House today gives Arkansans and Americans the opportunity to compete in a growing economy. Job creators are the backbone of our country, and today we cut government red tape so they... Read more

  • A Tale of Lasting Friendship
    Posted in In the News on July 17, 2018 | Preview rr

    A Tale of Lasting Friendship By Paula Oliver Maintaining a long distance friendship is a hard thing to do, but these ladies have done it, and then some! Theirs is a friendship that many would envy. Anthonette Akins and Colleen Hayden were both born in Helena in the early 30s. Hayden’s daughter is the current Librarian of Congress, Dr. Carla Hayden who recently toured parts of Arkansas at the invitation of Congressman French Hill. A trip to Helena was included in the itinerary. This provided the ... Read more

  • How We’re Working to Combat the Opioid Epidemic
    Posted in In the News on July 17, 2018 | Preview rr

    How We’re Working to Combat the Opioid Epidemic By Rep. French Hill Across Arkansas, tearful families have told me their stories about how the opioid crisis has personally affected them. The drug epidemic is plaguing our nation and state. With the opioid epidemic causing over 45,000 deaths last year and killing more than 100 people a day – the time to act is now. I recently hosted a summit entitled “Opioids in Our Community: Resources and Stories in Central Arkansas.” It featured citizens from a... Read more

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