Source: United States House of Representatives – Congressman Donald Norcross (1st District of New Jersey)
CAMDEN, NJ?–?Congressman Donald Norcross (NJ-01) yesterday joined the Camden County Historical Society and several other local, county, and state officials to cut the ribbon on the new American Revolution Museum of Southern New Jersey. Norcross delivered $500,000 in federal funding for the restoration effort – the catalyst for additional outside funding totaling $4 million.
The museum is the byproduct of restoration efforts at Benjamin Cooper Tavern, which was constructed in 1734 on the site of Camden’s first English settlement. It is closely associated with several significant American Revolution events, such as the Battle of Red Bank and the 1778 British evacuation of Philadelphia.
In addition to historical exhibits and a community room for hosting events, the museum will also offer public facilities in service as the trailhead for the 33-mile bicycle and pedestrian Camden County Link Trail to Atlantic City.
“250 years ago, as our Founding Fathers met across the river, the Benjamin Cooper Tavern stood ready to welcome visitors. Today, it still stands, ready to welcome future generations and educate them on the values that our forefathers fought for during the Revolutionary War,” Norcross said. “Learning from the past is essential to protecting the ideals of freedom and democracy that our nation was founded on, and I was happy to deliver half a million dollars in federal funding to restore and preserve this storied piece of American history.”
“We are so pleased to have been able to save this building for the community. It’s hard to believe this building is nearly 300 years old and has such a story to tell for all of the citizens of Camden City, County and all of Southern New Jersey,” Chris Perks, president of the Board of Trustees for the Camden County Historical Society, said.
“The Benjamin Cooper Tavern has played such a meaningful role in not just Camden’s history, but the history of America’s founding,” Victor Carstarphen, mayor of Camden, said. “The restoration of this historic landmark is something our city has taken real pride in, and we appreciate Congressman Norcross’ help turning this new museum into reality.”
“The restoration of the Benjamin Cooper Tavern into the American Revolution Museum of Southern New Jersey will serve as inspiration for future generations,” Jeffrey Nash, commissioner for Camden County, said. “From patriotic stories of America’s fight for freedom to the commitment of ordinary people to keep it preserved hundreds of years later, anyone can learn important lessons after a visit here. Today’s celebration has been a long time coming and feels incredibly rewarding.”
The $500,000 Norcross secured for the museum came in the form of a Community Project Funding (CPF) grant in the fiscal year 2022 federal budget. CPFs are grants that individual Members of Congress can request from the Appropriations Committee for local projects that would benefit the district, subject to strict ethics oversight.
In 2026, Norcross has secured roughly $12 million in CPF grants for 15 different projects across New Jersey’s First Congressional District, including multiple investments for local first responders.Norcross is helping fund can be found here.
Source: United States House of Representatives – Representative Mike Johnson (LA-04)
WASHINGTON — This morning, Speaker Johnson joined Fox News’ Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo to discuss the significance of the Declaration of Independence and our spiritual foundations as Americans around the country gather to celebrate our 250th anniversary this week. Speaker Johnson also discussed House Republicans’ efforts to make everyday life more affordable for working families and to ensure election integrity.
“The experiment in self-governance has been a tremendous success. And the reason is because we’re built upon these very firm foundations; this didn’t happen by happenstance,” Speaker Johnson said. “It’s because the Founders studied and prayed and put together a matchless Constitution, a system of government that followed, frankly, the admonitions of Scripture.”
On the significance of the Declaration of Independence:
The great statesman, GK Chesterton, once observed from Great Britain that America is the only nation in the world that was founded upon a creed. And he said that it’s listed with almost theological lucidity or clarity in the Declaration of Independence, which we celebrate this week. What is the creed? We hold these truths to be self-evident, the founders said, and what is a self-evident truth? It’s something that’s obvious. We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal. It doesn’t say born equal. It says created equal, in that it is God, not the government, who gives us our inalienable rights. That foundational truth is what built America. It was the foundation of all of it and is what we still celebrate and are fighting every day right now to preserve.
On bipartisan legislation to lower the cost of homeownership for working families:
The housing bill really is a Republican priority because it will lower housing costs. We made a lot of promises to the voters, and we’re fulfilling those every single day this Congress. And this is a big part of that because it will increase the availability, the access to more housing, bring down costs, cut regulations, do the things that we know are very important for that market. The President and I talked about that at length. Of course, he wants to do all those things. I’m going to send the bill over to him. It’s passed by both chambers, I’m sending it to him on Monday, and it will become law. And I certainly want him to take the biggest, boldest marker that he has and do that big Trump signature proudly on that legislation because we’re delivering for the people. And that’s what he wants to do.
On Republican efforts to secure American elections:
We passed it three times in the House already. We’re going to pass it again. And this time we’re going to try to put it on a reconciliation bill. And the reason that’s so important, Maria, as you know, is it prevents the necessity of 60 votes in the Senate. The Democrats want no part of this. And remember, this is very basic stuff. We’re just going to make sure you have to have proof of citizenship to register to vote and then show an ID when you turn out at the ballot box. These are 90/10 public opinion issues. And more than 70% of Democrats want to do it, but not the Democrats in the House and Senate. And so, we’ve got to go around them. And look, I told Anna Paulina Luna and a couple other colleagues, I said, it makes no sense for us to shut down our good work in the House just because Senate Democrats refuse to do the the people’s will. We’ve got a lot more to do. We’ve got to keep it going.
On the House Republican agenda going forward:
The message [from President Trump] was, listen, don’t turn the the Floor over to the radical left. That’s what happens when the party in charge, the Republican Party, votes against its own rules to proceed with legislation. So, look, we’ll get everybody together on Monday, tomorrow, we’re bringing them all back. We’ve got a big week ahead of us of before we begin all the celebrations on the weekend. Much more left to do. We’ve got the National Defense Authorization Act; we have appropriations where we’re spending less money and doing it more efficiently and effectively. We have the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act we’ve got to get reauthorized; we’ve got the Surface Transportation bill, many really important pieces of legislation, and of course, Reconciliation 3.0. I have to have everybody working here on all cylinders, and I’m excited to bring them back.
Washington, D.C. — Congresswoman Stacey E. Plaskett (D-VI) released the following statement after the U.S. Supreme Court issued a 6-3 ruling in Mullin v. Dahlia Doe and Trump v. Miot, clearing the way for the Trump administration to strip Temporary Protected Status (TPS) from more than 350,000 Haitian nationals and approximately 6,000 Syrian nationals currently living and working legally in the United States.
“This decision, while deeply disappointing, is ultimately unsurprising from a Court that has repeatedly placed a regressive-activist-conservative agenda above the rule of law. The Supreme Court has handed the Trump Administration unchecked authority to remove legal protections from hundreds of thousands of people who came here lawfully, registered with the government, passed background checks, paid taxes, and built lives in this country,” said Congresswoman Plaskett. “Haitian TPS holders contribute nearly $6 billion to the U.S. economy each year and pay $1.56 billion in taxes – funding programs they cannot even access. More than 20 percent work in healthcare, including as nursing assistants and caregivers. Sending them back to a country the State Department warns Americans not to visit due to gang violence, kidnapping, and instability is not policy. It is cruelty and short-sighted.”
Congresswoman Plaskett continued, “I am also troubled by the Court’s refusal to seriously grapple with the record of racial animus underlying this decision. Federal judges found that the administration’s actions were likely motivated by documented hostility toward Black and Haitian immigrants. Justice Kagan said plainly in dissent that there is no dispute these individuals will suffer irreparable harm. She is right.”
Congresswoman Plaskett added, “Congress created TPS over 35 years ago, on a bipartisan basis, because we agreed that we should not send people back to war, disaster, and death — particularly individuals within our own hemisphere who, by working in the United States, create some level of economic support for neighboring countries that, without the support of those TPS holders, may utterly collapse. The House has already acted. I call on the Senate to move H.R. 1689 without delay. These families deserve the protection of the law, and I will continue fighting to ensure they have it.”
BACKGROUND: Temporary Protected Status (TPS), in place since 1990, provides humanitarian protection to nationals of countries experiencing armed conflict, natural disasters, or other extraordinary conditions, allowing them to live and work lawfully in the United States. Haiti’s TPS designation was first granted in 2010 following a catastrophic earthquake that killed at least 225,000 people. Syria first received TPS designation in 2012 amid a devastating civil war. Former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem moved to revoke both designations in 2025, contending conditions had improved — a conclusion at odds with the State Department’s own travel warnings, which continue to advise against travel to both countries due to extreme danger. The Supreme Court’s ruling means those terminations may now proceed without further judicial review.
Source: United States House of Representatives – Congressman Jared Huffman Representing the 2nd District of California
June 26, 2026
Washington, D.C.— Today, Rep. Jared Huffman condemned the Trump administration’s Religious Liberty Commission for releasing a dangerous draft report that attacks the longstanding constitutional principle of church-state separation. If enacted, the commission’s recommendations would undermine First Amendment protections and threaten the religious freedom of every American.
Below is a full transcript of Rep. Huffman’s response video:
“Hey folks, Donald Trump‘s sham commission on religious liberty has now released its final report and recommendations, and no surprise, they recommend being done with church-state separation, moving us closer to a right-wing theocracy, government funding for churches, much more religion in government, et cetera.
Look, at the very beginning when Donald Trump announced this commission in the Rose Garden. He said the quiet part. He said, “church separation may not be a good thing.” And then he stacked this commission with right-wing Christian nationalist extremists.
This is not a serious group, and it has never been a serious process from the start. There were warnings from faith groups, interfaith groups, and secular groups that this was going to be a sham, that this was all about politics.
Our country was founded on the ideal of church-state separation and secular government to protect us against religious tyranny. We do not have one national religion, as much as these folks want you to believe that we do. We are a country of many faiths and people with no faith. That’s what religious freedom is all about. It’s served us really well for 250 years, and let me tell you that my Freethought Caucus colleagues and I are going to do everything we can to make sure that that bedrock of secular governance and the freedoms that it protects remain strong going forward.”
Source: United States House of Representatives – Congressman Greg Steube (FL-17)
June 26, 2026 | Press ReleasesWASHINGTON — U.S. Representatives Greg Steube (R-Fla.), Mike Thompson (D-Calif.), Juan Vargas (D-Calif.), and Jack Bergman (R-Mich.) today introduced the GRACE for Military Survivors Act, bipartisan legislation to provide surviving military families additional time to make important financial decisions following the loss of a loved one.
“The families of our fallen service members have already sacrificed more than most Americans can imagine. The last thing they should have to worry about is financial deadlines while grieving the loss of a spouse, parent, or child,” said Rep. Greg Steube. “As a veteran, I understand the sacrifices made by military families, and they deserve to make thoughtful financial decisions without unnecessary pressure from the federal government.”
“Grieving military families have enough on their plates when they lose a loved one — they should not be forced to make urgent, consequential financial decisions on top of everything else. Ensuring families have the time they need to decide the best path forward just makes sense. Grateful to work with my colleagues to introduce this important legislation,” said Rep. Mike Thompson.
This legislation is endorsed by American Legion, American Veterans (AMVETS), Elizabeth Dole Foundation, Gold Star Spouses of America, Military Family Advisory Network (MFAN), Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS), Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), Veterans Survivor Coalition, Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA), and With Honor.
The GRACE for Military Survivors Act would extend from one year to three years the period in which military death gratuities and Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance (SGLI) payments may be contributed to Roth Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) and Coverdell Education Savings Accounts without penalty.
This legislation, developed in conjunction with Gold Star Spouses of America, helps ensure surviving spouses and children are not penalized while grieving and adjusting to life after the loss of a service member. It gives families additional time to consult financial advisors, plan for education expenses, and make informed long-term savings decisions without unnecessary pressure.
Background: When a service member dies in the line of duty, surviving spouses and children often face significant financial and personal challenges while grieving the loss of a loved one. Military death gratuities and Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance (SGLI) benefits are intended to help provide financial stability during that difficult period.
Current law allows eligible survivors to contribute those benefits to certain tax-advantaged savings accounts, including Roth IRAs and Coverdell Education Savings Accounts. However, families must make those contributions within one year of receiving the benefits.
For many military families, that timeline can be difficult to meet as they navigate the immediate emotional, financial, and logistical challenges that follow the loss of a service member.
Read the bill text here.
Source: United States House of Representatives – Congressman John Garamendi – Representing California’s 3rd Congressional District
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, Congressman John Garamendi (CA-08) joined 125 members of Congress indemanding that the Trump Administration stop a proposed rule change to the traditionally nonpartisan federal grantmaking process. The letter, written to White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Director Russell Vought, demonstrated how the administration’s proposed changes will impede critical health research at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and at research institutions across the country.
“We write in opposition to the Office of Management and Budget’s disastrous and likely unlawful proposed rule that would devastate American health care innovation for generations,” the lawmakers wrote. “This alarming change would convert our venerable gran review process into a political obstacle course and insider’s game, irreparably damaging our nation’s leading health research institutions, including the National Institutes of Health and its grantees across the country.”
Since the end of World War II, NIH has relied on qualified peer reviewers and nonpolitical expert evaluators to determine which health care research puts Americans’ tax dollars to best use. This thorough, nonpolitical process has set the global standard for high-quality grant review and propelled U.S. institutions like the NIH and its grantees to the forefront of scientific innovation, discovery and research.
New proposed rule changes from OMB will give partisan political appointees final say over grant decisions and sideline the longstanding and trusted peer review process. Undoing the peer review process in favor of political grantmaking will delay and disrupt health care research that millions of Americans depend on.
“OMB’s guidance would provide little recourse to people subject to political retribution,” the lawmakers continued. “President Trump’s sacking of thousands of NIH researchers and scientists has led to severe understaffing and grant approval delays at NIH. This rule change would make an already problematic situation disastrous.”
Additional signers of the letter include Representatives Lori Trahan, Mark Pocan, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Sharice L. Davids, Adriano Espaillat, Maxine Waters, Suhas Subramanyam, Nancy Pelosi, Bennie G. Thompson, Mike Quigley, Danny K. Davis, Mark DeSaulnier, Mary Gay Scanlon, Janelle S. Bynum, Eleanor Holmes Norton, Sylvia R. Garcia, William R. Keating, Madeleine Dean, Steny H. Hoyer, Nanette Diaz Barragán, Becca Balint, Seth Moulton, April McClain Delaney, Rashida Tlaib, Steve Cohen, Steven Horsford, Bonnie Watson Coleman, Sarah Elfreth, Adam Smith, Pete Aguilar, Henry C. “Hank” Johnson, Jr., Pablo José Hernández, Chris Deluzio, Jonathan L. Jackson, Joyce Beatty, Richard E. Neal, Stephen F. Lynch, James R. Walkinshaw, André Carson, Jimmy Panetta, Shontel M. Brown, Gwen S. Moore, Christian D. Menefee, Yassamin Ansari, Timothy M. Kennedy, Brad Sherman, Ted W. Lieu, Adelita S. Grijalva, Andrea Salinas, Maxine Dexter, M.D., Haley M. Stevens, John B. Larson, Valerie P. Foushee, Donald S. Beyer Jr., Mike Levin, Lateefah Simon, Analilia Mejia, Kathy Castor, Jennifer L. McClellan, Jan Schakowsky, Paul D. Tonko, Robin L. Kelly, Eric Sorensen, Judy Chu, Johnny Olszewski, Jr., Greg Stanton, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ro Khanna, Deborah K. Ross, Emanuel Cleaver II, Glenn F. Ivey, Nellie Pou, Juan Vargas, Joaquin Castro, Frederica S. Wilson, Chellie Pingree, Gabe Amo, Mark Takano, Derek T. Tran, Shri Thanedar, J. Luis Correa, Angie Craig, Kweisi Mfume, Julia Brownley, Zoe Lofgren, Seth Magaziner, Debbie Dingell, Sarah McBride, Sean Casten, Grace Meng, Raja Krishnamoorthi, Ayanna Pressley, Wesley Bell, Jasmine Crockett, Melanie Stansbury, Sam T. Liccardo, Kelly Morrison, Jesús G. “Chuy” García, Maggie Goodlander, Salud Carbajal, Chrissy Houlahan, Troy A. Carter, Sr., Shomari Figures, Dina Titus, Rick Larsen, Terri A. Sewell, Bill Foster, Julie Johnson, Jake Auchincloss, Mike Thompson, Jared Huffman, Delia C. Ramirez, Lizzie Fletcher, Rosa L. DeLauro, Brittany Pettersen, Bradley Scott Schneider, Emily Randall, Jim Himes, Pramila Jayapal, Jahana Hayes, Lois Frankel, and Dwight Evans.
Source: United States House of Representatives – Congresswoman Aumua Amata (Western Samoa)
Highlighted ASCC Ag Program, and Tuna as a Staple of Food Security
Washington, D.C. – Congresswoman Uifa’atali Amata, in her role as a Vice Chairman of the Congressional Western Caucus, met with U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins and other Members of Congress on Thursday, discussing agriculture policy, legislation, and funding, including the Farm Bill.
Secretary Rollins and Congresswoman Amata
Congresswoman Amata welcomed Secretary Rollins’ emphasis that food security is national security, and in turn highlighted American Samoa’s key food security role producing 25 percent of U.S. canned tuna.
“I appreciated the update and briefing from Secretary Rollins, and I was also able to highlight to her our agriculture studies at ASCC, and how USDA grants support our students, and can benefit our local raising of fruit and crops for sale and subsistence,” said Congresswoman Amata. “The USDA and farm legislation supports our nutrition block grant. Secretary Rollins highlighted the department’s food security and buy American priorities, which are themes I often raise – American-produced tuna like ours should be first in line for U.S. federal and state purchases. Thank you to Chairwoman Celeste Malloy of Utah for facilitating this meeting for Western Caucus Members and Secretary Rollins.”
Congress authorizes and directs Agriculture priorities through a multi-year Farm Bill, ideally updated every five years, then a yearly appropriations bill funds the Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Farm Bill legislation was first passed in 1933. This year’s House-passed effort, officiallyThe Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026, is designated H.R. 1 – a sign of the importance placed on this comprehensive legislation. The U.S. Senate has a version under consideration in Committee.
“When farmers, ranchers, and agricultural small businesses can plan with stable, multi-year policies in place, everyone benefits,” concluded Congresswoman Amata. “Groceries and restaurants depend on food producers, and the Farm bill and USDA play important roles in economic and food security.”
Source: United States House of Representatives – Congresswoman Aumua Amata (Western Samoa)
Washington, D.C. – Congresswoman Uifa’atali Amata was delighted to take part in the Samoan Flag Day event in Adelanto, California, at the invitation of Mayor Gabriel Reyes, a friend of the Samoan community, who was on hand to enjoy the festivities at the Adelanto Plaza & Event Center. Amata gave remarks and an update from American Samoa.
Amata Speaking for Flay Day
“Wherever I am in the United States, it’s a joy to celebrate with our people their love of our heritage, our culture and our beautiful island homeland,” said Congresswoman Aumua Amata. “I’m delighted it worked out between my travels from American Samoa and Washington, DC, so I could be part of Adelanto’s Flag Day celebration. They had all the anthems and flags of the Samoan people, a tremendous turnout, and we had a wonderful time.”
The Flag Day festivities at the stadium’s field included an Ava ceremony, the Siva, music, plenty of delicious food, cultural expressions and speeches, and even a wrestling ring.
“I loved every minute of seeing a celebration of island culture in the California desert. Adelanto is a thriving community, and while the terrain looks very different from our rainforest, our people there have the same strong, enthusiastic island spirit,” Amata continued.
“Thank you to all our stateside Samoan communities like Adelanto for keeping a special place in your hearts for our traditions,” Amata concluded. “When our people leave our islands, they always carry forward some of the best of our culture, art, food, and music. It is wonderful to know the beauty of our islands remains a vibrant part of their lives. It especially warms my heart to see our Samoan values endure over generations and distances, and we islanders remember faith and family.”
Reps. Barragán, Carter, Sr., and Senator Van Hollen Introduce Bill to Develop Next Generation of Clean Shipping Technology and Infrastructure
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Yesterday, Representatives Nanette Barragán (CA-44) and Troy A. Carter, Sr. (LA-02), along with Senator Chris Van Hollen (MD), reintroduced the Next Generation Shipping Act. The legislation would create a $1 billion per year program through the Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration (MARAD) to develop the next generation of clean shipping technology and infrastructure. The bill would help to address harmful pollution that comes from the shipping industry, a major but often unrecognized source of greenhouse gas emissions and port pollution. Through the development and usage of new technologies— such as zero-emission ships, cleaner fuels, and better port equipment— the program seeks to protect the health of our port and coastal communities, and help the U.S. reduce its climate pollution.
The bill would also help the United States keep up with other countries in Europe and Asia that are already investing heavily in clean shipping technology. It would support American businesses, workers, and new innovation, create jobs, while also strengthening the U.S. economy. The bill would ensure that the U.S. leads in the future of shipping, rather than rely on technology from other countries.
“Shipping plays a vital role in our economy, and at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, but it should not come at the expense of the health of our families,” said Rep. Barragán. “The Next Generation Shipping Act is about investing in cleaner technologies, supporting American jobs, making sure the United States leads in the future of maritime innovation, all while making sure we do so in a way that preserves public health. By acting now, we can protect our communities, strengthen our economy, and build a more sustainable shipping industry for generations to come.”
“Maritime innovation is essential to America’s economic and environmental future, and the NextGeneration Shipping Act delivers the bold, forward‑looking investment needed to keep our nation competitive. By advancing zero‑emission vessels, modernizing port infrastructure, and strengthening domestic shipbuilding, this legislation charts a cleaner, smarter course for the shipping industry. It will reduce harmful pollution in port communities, create high‑quality jobs, and ensure American workers and manufacturers lead the global transition to next‑generation maritime technology. I’m proud to support this effort to secure a more sustainable and prosperous future for our coastal communities and our country,” said Congressman Troy A. Carter, Sr. (LA-02).
“Maritime commerce is a key economic driver in our state, with the Port of Baltimore alone supporting more than more than 273,000 good-paying jobs in Maryland. That’s why we’re fighting for resources to strengthen U.S. competitiveness in the global shipping industry by modernizing our nation’s maritime economy and building the maritime workforce of the future. With this legislation, we begin to meet the clean shipping demands of today and tomorrow,” said Senator Van Hollen.
“The Next Generation Shipping Act is forward-thinking legislation that will help revitalize the U.S. maritime industry and boost our economic competitiveness. As the federal government looks to expand commercial shipbuilding capacity, the U.S. must invest in cleaner ships and technologies to compete globally,” said Antonio Santos, Federal Climate Policy Director, Pacific Environment. “The bill provides much-needed funding to position the U.S. to be a leader in the development of next-generation vessel technologies and sustainable maritime fuels, while creating good-paying jobs and supporting workforce training. We thank Representative Barragán, Representative Carter, and Senator Van Hollen for introducing this important legislation and call on Congress to pass this bill to spur the market for building the advanced ships of the future.”
“Transitioning the shipping industry to zero-emission technologies is a smart, strategic and necessary step to keep the U.S. competitive in the global shipping sector. This bill would authorize resources to ensure that our nation has the vessels, technologies, and charging or fueling infrastructure to make the transition to clean shipping, improving public health and the environment while also revitalizing an industry that supports millions of jobs. We are grateful for Representative Barragán’s, Representative Carter’s and Senator Van Hollen’s leadership in pursuit of the future of shipping, a future that benefits every American,” said Caroline Bonfield, Ocean Conservancy’s senior U.S. policy manager for climate.
Four Members have co-sponsored the bill, including: Reps. Kevin Mullin, Eleanor Holmes Norton, André Carson, and Suzanne Bonamici.
The following organizations have endorsed the bill: Marine Engineers Beneficial Association; 350 Sacramento; Animals are Sentient Beings, Inc.; Benicians for a Safe and Healthy Community; Between the Waters; Brightline Defense; California Environmental Voters; Carolina Ocean Alliance; Clean Air Task Force; Coalition for Clean Air; Communities for a Healthy Bay; Don’t Waste Arizona; Duwamish River Community Coalition; Friends of the Earth; Good Neighbor Steering Committee of Benicia; GreenLatinos; Guardians of Flushing Bay; High Ambition Climate Collective; Inland Ocean Coalition; Intheshadowofthewolf; Little Manila Rising; Milwaukee Riverkeeper; Move LA; North American Climate, Conservation and Environment; Natural Resources Defense Council; Ocean Conservancy; Ocean Defense Initiative; Pacific Environment; Portland Cruise Control; Protect Virginia; Resilient Red Hook; Seattle Cruise Control; Sierra Club; South Ward Environmental Alliance; Stand.earth; Sunflower Alliance; Terra Advocati; The People’s Justice Council; the Transportation Institute; Turtle Island Restoration Network; Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility; Waterfront Alliance; WILDCOAST; 350 Bay Area Action, Long Beach Alliance for Clean Energy, Progressives for Climate, Unitarian Universalists for a Just Economic Community.
The following industry groups have endorsed the bill: ABB; Elliott Bay Design Group; EV Maritime; Explomar; Fourth Tack LLC; International Electric Marine Association; Magnuss Corp.; MOLABO; NT Systems; Spaera; ZULU Associates; AltaSea, Siemens Energy, Zero Emissions Ship Technology Association.
For the full text of the bill, see HERE. For a summary, see HERE.