Statements and posts
18 press releases and posts, newest first.
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Senator Justice Releases Statement in Support of Trump’s Immigration Agenda
Expressed support for Trump's immigration enforcement agenda.
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Marked Senate passage of bill renaming New River Gorge playground to honor West Virginia children with cancer.
“Seeing this pass the Senate during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month is something really special. It sends a message to every West Virginia family touched by childhood cancer that we see you, we stand with you, and we will always remember the courageous kids who have fought this terrible disease. My hope is that every…”
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Justice, Capito Announce $2 Million in Research Funding for WVU
Announced $2.2 million in federal research funding for West Virginia University's molecular characterization facilities.
“Bringing these federal dollars back home for important West Virginia projects is one of my absolute favorite parts of serving in Washington. WVU is on a real roll right now, and this $2.2 million investment is going to put state-of-the-art tools right into the hands of our talented students and researchers. I’m proud…”
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Senator Justice Votes to Advance Farm Bill Out of Senate Agriculture Committee
Voted to advance Farm Bill out of Senate Agriculture Committee.
“Farmers carry the weight of this nation on their shoulders, and they are relying on us to get the Farm Bill across the finish line. Ag Committee has now made a step in the right direction to do just that. Our family farms and the future of our small towns depend on the policies that we create, and we can’t leave them…”
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Senator Justice Commemorates 25th Anniversary of September 11
Every year when this day comes around, my heart breaks all over again for the families who lost someone they loved—mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, and friends whose chairs at the dinner table have stayed empty far too long.
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The service members who earned the Medal of Honor gave everything they had for this country.
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PHOTOS: Senator Justice Joins President Trump as His First Bill Becomes Law
Alongside President Trump, we put a stake in the sand for Woody Williams, our incredible Medal of Honor recipients, and what the Medal of Honor stands for.
“Today is a day I’ll never forget. Alongside President Trump, we put a stake in the sand for Woody Williams, our incredible Medal of Honor recipients, and what the Medal of Honor stands for. Their stories deserve to be seen, their names deserve to be remembered, and now we’re taking a tremendous stride toward giving…”
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Senator Justice Delivers Remarks at Diversified Energy’s 25th Anniversary Celebration
Today, Senator Jim Justice delivered remarks at Diversified Energy’s 25th anniversary celebration to a crowd of community partners and industry leaders.
“Diversified Energy’s success is a West Virginia success story. For 25 years, they’ve created good-paying jobs, strengthened communities, and helped keep West Virginia at the center of American energy. Energy is America’s strength. It powers our families, our businesses, and West Virginia energy powers this entire…”
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I know my dear friend Woody Williams is smiling down on us today.
“Our Medal of Honor recipients represent the very best of America, and we owe them a debt we can never repay. I know my dear friend Woody Williams is smiling down on us today. This victory is for Woody, for West Virginia, and for every hero who put it all on the line for our freedom. I look forward to President Trump…”
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Today, Senator Jim Justice visited Bluefield State University to meet with students and deliver remarks on the HBCU Arts Act and the IGNITE HBCU Excellence Act.
“HBCUs have been educating leaders, opening doors, and creating opportunities for generations. Bluefield State has already shown it can turn federal investment into results. IGNITE gives us a way to do more of that, faster. Along with the HBCU Arts Act, we are doing everything in our power to make sure students at HBCUs…”
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Today, Senator Jim Justice joined Marshall Health Network – Rivers Health officials to celebrate the opening of the new emergency department.
“Our emergency departments are absolute lifelines for West Virginians. When our folks are facing some of the toughest moments of their lives, they deserve to know that quality care is close by when they need it most. This new emergency department will be exactly that for Mason County and all the surrounding communities.…”
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Senator Justice Joins First Settlement Physical Therapy to Highlight SAFE Act
Today, Senator Jim Justice joined First Settlement Physical Therapy and Wheeling University Doctor of Physical Therapy students to highlight his Stopping Addiction and Falls for the Elderly (SAFE) Act.
“It’s great to be back with the team at First Settlement Physical Therapy to talk about my SAFE Act. We know how much our seniors value staying active, but one fall can take all of that away in a heartbeat. That’s why this bill matters so much. I want to thank the incredible therapists across our state, along with the…”
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Today, Senator Jim Justice applauded President Trump’s $4.2 million investment in West Virginia’s rural healthcare access – to expand medical transportation capacity, advancing the Administration’s commitment to strengthening rural…
“No West Virginian should have to travel hours just to get quality health care. Having fought for rural healthcare for years, I know just how vital local access is to our communities. President Trump promised to stand with rural America, and this investment shows he’s delivering. Getting the Rural Health Transformation…”
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Senator Justice Visits Facing Hunger Foodbank in Mingo County
Today, Senator Jim Justice and his staff visited Facing Hunger Foodbank, where they volunteered as part of his Service Month initiative, marking the 10th service project his staff has participated in during August recess.
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Senator Justice Visits West Virginia State University in Support of the HBCU Arts Act
Today, Senator Jim Justice visited West Virginia State University to meet with students and deliver remarks on the HBCU Arts Act.
“Let me tell you something: You don’t have to convince me that the arts matter. I’ve been fighting for our arts, culture, and history since the early days of my term as Governor. West Virginia has always told its story through its people, its music, its art, and its culture. That’s part of what makes this place so…”
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Senators Justice, Capito Visit CAMC Memorial Hospital to Highlight $15M in CDS Funds
Today, Senator Jim Justice and Senator Shelley Moore Capito visited CAMC Memorial to highlight $15 million in Congressionally Directed Spending that they secured for critical equipment, technical infrastructure upgrades, and cybersecurity…
“Taking care of West Virginians starts with making sure our hospitals have the tools to do the job right. This $15 million will help Vandalia Health and CAMC make critical upgrades to its equipment and technology, strengthen its infrastructure, and put better protections in place to keep patients’ personal health…”
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Senators Justice, Capito Introduce Bill to Streamline Enrollment in Trump Account
Today, Senators Jim Justice and Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) introduced legislation that would provide families with enrollment information to establish Trump Accounts for eligible newborns while still at the hospital.
“I’ve always believed that when we invest in our kids, we’re investing in the future of this great country. The Trump Accounts do just that by giving eligible children a $1,000 head start. That’s the kind of common-sense idea that helps hardworking families and gives the next generation a better chance to chase their…”
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Senator Justice Addresses Industry Leaders at GO-WV Summer Meeting
Today, Senator Jim Justice addressed industry leaders at the Gas & Oil Association of West Virginia (GO-WV) Summer Meeting, where he provided an update on the energy landscape in Washington and discussed the importance of advancing policies…
“America cannot be energy dominant without West Virginia. It’s just that simple. When I came to the Senate, I knew one thing: West Virginia’s energy story needed a strong voice at the table. Serving on the Energy and Natural Resources Committee gives me the opportunity to be right in the middle of the conversations that…”