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TUCSON - Sen. Martha McSally and Rep. Greg Stanton introduced companion bills to create a pilot program that would allow visitors from Mexico to travel throughout Arizona, potentially generating up to nearly $1 billion in additional tourist spending over the next five years.
WASHINGTON, D.C.-Rep. Greg Stanton provided remarks tonight during the House Judiciary Committee's markup of H. Res. 755, Articles of Impeachment Against President Donald J. Trump. His statement as prepared for delivery is below:
Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
I have been in public life for nearly two decades, and it is not lost on me that these are the most consequential votes I will ever take.
U.S. House Democrats announced their support for a revised version of President Donald Trump's United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement trade deal on Tuesday.
The long-awaited deal was welcomed across the political spectrum, but the announcement came just minutes after House Democrats also unveiled two articles of impeachment against Trump.
WASHINGTON, D.C.-U.S. House leadership announced this morning that an agreement has been reached to advance the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). During his freshman term, Rep. Greg Stanton has been pushing for an improved North American trade policy that would benefit Arizona's economy, and he previously urged a vote by the end of the year.
Stanton issued the following statement in response to the agreement being reached:
Arizona's three members of the House Judiciary Committee remained in their partisan corners on impeachment Monday after hearing lawyers for both parties discuss the evidence collected in the Ukrainian matter.
Rep. Greg Stanton, D-Ariz., made clear during his questions that President Donald Trump has been treated fairly during the inquiry, but that the president has tried to thwart Congress.
In the ongoing inquiry into President Donald Trump's actions on Ukraine, the House Judiciary Committee heard testimony from four law professors Wednesday. They discussed the constitutional grounds for impeachment.
The hearing drew mixed reactions from Arizona committee members.
Democratic Congressman Greg Stanton said they must decide whether the United States is a nation of laws or of men.
WASHINGTON – The House Judiciary Committee ended a daylong hearing into possible articles of impeachment Wednesday against President Donald Trump with bitter partisan sparring.
The eight-hour hearing included testimony from four constitutional scholars on whether they believe Trump's actions warranted an impeachment under the Constitution.
SAHUARITA – The ASARCO strike is entering its eighth week as employees work the picket lines instead of the mine.
But strikers are still optimistic they'll reach a deal, workers have been fighting for themselves and their families in Tucson but as they gain more support locally. This fight is starting to turn into something more.
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Last week, President Trump signed into law a bill introduced by freshman Rep. Greg Stanton to permanently extend security protections for Supreme Court Justices outside the court grounds. This is Stanton's first sponsored bill signed into law.
Stanton first introduced H.R. 4258 in September with Rep. Greg Steube, R-Fla. It passed the House and Senate in November with unanimous support. In the current Congress, 77 bills have been signed into law to date. Of those bills, only eight were introduced by freshman House Democrats.