Greg Stanton
U.S. Representative · AZ-4 · Democrat
Statements and posts
197 press releases, floor remarks and posts since Jan 3, 2025.
Activity, last 12 weeks
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5 statements, Mar 31, 2025 – Apr 6, 2025
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Criticized Trump administration's elimination of BRIC resilience grants, leaving Arizona communities vulnerable.
“Donald Trump is robbing Arizona communities of more than $60 million to protect families from wildfires, flash flooding, extreme heat and prolonged drought”
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Stanton Statement on Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ Escalation in Dumb Global Trade War
Today, Rep. Greg Stanton released the following statement following President Donald Trump’s announcement of sweeping new tariffs: “Higher tariffs mean higher prices for Arizona families and businesses,”Stantonsaid.
“Higher tariffs mean higher prices for Arizona families and businesses”
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Stanton to Health and Human Services Secretary: Reopen Head Start Offices
Today, Rep. Greg Stanton urged Health and Human Secretary Kennedy to reverse the closure of the regional Head Start office that oversees Arizona programs.
“Head Start is a lifeline for Arizona kids and families. It ensures that kids have access to early learning programs, meals, and health care resources in the critical early childhood development years, from birth to age five.”
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Ahead of Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” on April 2—the day he is expected to announce sweeping and broad tariffs on “all countries”—Representative Greg Stanton is backing theCongressional Trade Authority Act.
“Enough is enough. Arizona families and businesses are being hurt by Trump’s chaotic trade wars. It's time Congress step in and stop the President from weaponizing tariff authorities”
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Stanton, Titus, Ansari Introduce Bill to Expand Affordable Housing Access in Fast-Growing Cities
Despite population booms in recent decades, cities like Phoenix receive far fewer affordable housing vouchers than smaller, older cities.
“Across the state Arizonans are struggling with increasing housing costs—no family should be worried about not being able to afford having a roof over their heads”
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