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Following continued advocacy from Rep. Greg Stanton, the House Committee on Appropriations advanced a Homeland Security funding bill that invests in smart, effective border security while offering additional resources to avoid a potential humanitarian catastrophe.

Rep. Greg Stanton issued the following statement following the Supreme Court's ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health: The Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe will have immediate and devastating effects for Arizona women's health and safety-and their fundamental right to determine their futures. This is a dark, dark day for our country, and the Supreme Court. For 50 years the Court had recognized the constitutional right to an abortion-and in the pursuit of an extreme, ideological agenda it has rolled out the red carpet for states to criminalize women and their doctors.

Rep. Greg Stanton introduced the bipartisan Stop Pills That Kill Act alongside Reps. Ken Buck of Colorado, David Joyce of Ohio, and Lou Correa of California. The bill aims to deter drug traffickers and strengthen the nationwide fight against fentanyl by implementing new penalties for counterfeit pill production.

Amid a historic drought that threatens the Colorado River, Rep. Greg Stanton said that California's increased water usage is unsustainable and that all stakeholders along the river must do their part to conserve water to avoid system collapse.

Rep. Greg Stanton continues to deliver federal resources to boost Arizona's water infrastructure-this time securing millions more dollars of additional support in the bipartisan Water Resources Development Act of 2022.

Today, the House passed H.R. 7910, the Protecting Our Kids Act-a package of sensible gun violence prevention measures aimed to help prevent future mass casualty shootings.

Three years ago, Rep. Greg Stanton led the bipartisan bill that permanently extended protections to Supreme Court Justices, and authorized police protection of the justices at their homes. Stanton's bill passed both the House and Senate unanimously and was signed into law by then-President Trump.

Rep. Greg Stanton voted Thursday in the House Judiciary Committee to advance H.R. 7910, the Protecting Our Kids Act-a comprehensive gun violence prevention package aimed to help prevent future mass casualty shootings.