Jan 09 2026
ICYMI: Read my new op-ed on Law Enforcement Appreciation Day-1
On Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, I ask that we remember to honor the men and women who wear the badge for our protection. Especially in today’s world, it means putting a target on their back and walking toward danger to protect us.
Jan 09 2026

We are officially back for the second session of the 119th Congress—and it’s been a packed week in Washington. 

First, I’d like to address last weekend’s Operation Absolute Resolve—the successful capture of the illegitimate Venezuelan leader, Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores. On Monday, I was briefed by Secretary of State, Marco Rubio; Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth; and several other Administration officials. It’s clear to me that this was a decisive law enforcement action that made our own backyard safer. It was an unequivocal success.. 

On the domestic front, I have some big news: the House of Representatives just advanced legislation that includes the highest level of funding for Everglades restoration ever included in an appropriations package. This is funding we’ve fought for year after year, and while it’s still short of the full amount needed, I’m encouraged by the significant increase we secured this year. 

All of this, along with my thoughts on Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, are part of the latest Week in Review. 

Jan 06 2026
What is WRDA & Why does it matter?-1
Looking ahead this year, my priorities remain clear and steadfast when it comes to our fight for clean water. This will be a big year as we reauthorize WRDA and I’ll make sure to keep you updated along the way.

Jan 05 2026
We’ve had some big wins on the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee this year, focusing on balancing transportation needs with community priorities — ensuring clean neighborhoods, accessible waterways, and reliable infrastructure that keeps our region moving forward.

Jan 05 2026
Protecting clean water has been my top priority since I first came to Congress. It’s an issue that affects public health, the environment, and Florida’s way of life. While meaningful progress has been made, ensuring safe and reliable water for our communities remains ongoing work.

Dec 19 2025
The Medal of Sacrifice Advances-1
Earlier today, my bill, the Medal of Sacrifice Act, advanced in a markup with the House Committee on the Judiciary. After speeches from some of the bill’s cosponsors, I’m proud to share that the bill passed through the committee unanimously.