Congressman Flood Votes to Fully Fund Border Patrol and Immigration Enforcement

Voted for Secure America Act providing full funding for Border Patrol and ICE.

“After months of Democrats trying to defund law enforcement and return to the Biden administration’s open-border policies, I voted to fund Border Patrol and immigration enforcement”

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Congressman Flood Recognizes Papillion-Area Officers on the House Floor After Recent Shooting

Recognized law enforcement officers for response to officer-involved shooting in Papillion.

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Congressman Flood Co-Leads Bill Extending Key Rural Community Hospital Program

Co-led bipartisan bill extending Rural Community Hospital Demonstration program for five years.

“Rural community hospitals are critical lifelines for families across the country”

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Housing & Insurance Chairman Flood Applauds House Passage of Updated 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act as Landmark Housing Reform

Applauded House passage of amended 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act.

“The '21st Century ROAD to Housing Act,' as amended by the House, is landmark legislation that will benefit renters, homeowners and families hoping to buy a home across the country”

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Rep. Flood to Host Norfolk Town Hall on May 26th

Announced town hall in Norfolk, Nebraska on May 26 to discuss work for the district.

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CFTC Chairman Selig to Address Flyover Fintech in Lincoln, Nebraska on Aug. 4th

Announced CFTC Chairman Selig will speak at Flyover Fintech Conference in August.

“I am thrilled to announce that CFTC Chairman Michael Selig will address Flyover Fintech this August”

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Housing & Insurance Chairman Flood Calls for Passage of Bipartisan Amendment to the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act

Called for passage of bipartisan housing bill with amendments including his priorities.

“The strong, bipartisan work reflected in this amended housing bill delivers on President Trump’s goal of making housing affordable again”

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Congressman Flood: ‘House-Passage of Year-Round E-15 Supports Farmers, Families, and Rural America'

Praised House passage of year-round E15 fuel legislation supporting farmers and lowering fuel costs.

“For years, corn growers, working families, and President Trump have pushed for E15 to compete fairly as a nationwide fuel option”

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Congressman Flood Celebrates 2026 Congressional Art Competition Winners

Announced winners of 2026 Congressional Art Competition for Nebraska's First District.

“Year after year, I am impressed by the artwork created by students across the First District”

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Congressman Flood Co-Leads Bipartisan, Bicameral Effort to Establish Transparent Labeling of Fake Meat

Introduced bill requiring transparent labeling of plant-based and lab-grown meat products.

“Nebraska is the Beef State and raising livestock has long been part of Nebraska’s identity”

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Congressman Flood Celebrates Farm Bill’s House Passage: 'The Farm Bill Not Only Modernizes Key Ag Programs, it Also Invests in the Future of Our Ag Economy’

Celebrated House passage of Farm Bill modernizing agricultural programs and investing in rural economy.

“It has been nearly eight years since the last time a new Farm Bill framework was passed. This new Farm Bill framework not only modernizes key ag programs to better serve our farmers and ranchers today, but it also invests in the future of our agricultural economy.”

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Congressmen Flood and Neguse Re-Introduce Bill Supporting Precision Ag Research

Re-introduced bipartisan bill encouraging USDA investment in precision agriculture workforce training.

“Nebraska continues to be at the forefront of precision ag research”

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Congressman Flood Co-Leads Bipartisan Resolution Designating April 18th 'National Lineman Appreciation Day'

Co-led bipartisan resolution designating April 18 as National Lineman Appreciation Day.

“Across the country, linemen play a crucial role in driving economic growth and ensuring that the lights stay on”

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Congressman Flood Accepting Applications for Fall Internship Program in Washington, D.C.

Announced fall internship program applications for Washington, D.C. office.

“My team is now accepting applications for the fall internship program in our nation’s capital”

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Congressman Flood Highlights USDA’s Precision Ag Research Center at UNL to Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee

Testified before Appropriations Subcommittee on USDA precision agriculture research center at UNL.

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Congressman Flood to Host Flyover Fintech 2026 on August 4th in Lincoln, Nebraska

Announced Flyover Fintech 2026 conference on August 4 in Lincoln, Nebraska.

“Flyover Fintech has become an annual tradition where public and private sector leaders from across the country gather in Lincoln at Nebraska Innovation Campus to talk about the future of fintech”

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Congressman Flood Honors Sgt. Noah Tietjens’ Service and Sacrifice on the House Floor

Honored service and sacrifice of Sergeant First Class Noah Tietjens on House floor.

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Congressman Flood: Submissions Closing Soon for the 2026 Congressional Art Competition

Announced closing deadline for 2026 Congressional Art Competition submissions.

“Each year, I am impressed by the creativity and talent of Nebraska’s young artists”

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Congressman Flood’s Office to Co-Host 2026 Military Academy Days in March and April

Announced four Military Service Academy Day events across Nebraska in March and April.

“Nebraskans are stepping up to serve as the next generation of leaders in our country’s Armed Forces”

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Congressman Flood, Colleagues Call on Treasury and Trade Representative to Curb Chinese Vape Imports

Sent letter urging Treasury and Trade Representative to combat illicit Chinese vape imports.

“Illicit Chinese e-cigarette makers and their U.S. distributors intentionally design and market products to appeal to young people—using candy flavored cartridges, toy-like designs, and packaging styled after fashion accessories. They rely on influencer marketing on youth-heavy platforms such as TikTok and Instagram.”

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Congressman Flood Accepting Applications for Summer Internship Program in Washington, D.C.

Announced summer internship program applications for Washington, D.C. office.

“Each semester, I am continually impressed by the hard work and caliber of our interns”

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Congressman Flood Co-Leads NOAA Weather Radio Modernization Act to Strengthen Emergency Alert Coverage

Co-introduced NOAA Weather Radio Modernization Act to expand emergency alert coverage nationwide.

“The National Weather Service has long provided critical weather data and forecasts used by the media and public across the United States. Granting them direct hiring authority will ensure that previous and future workforce shortages can be addressed quickly, helping to minimize disruptions.”

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Congressman Flood’s Statement on Sergeant First Class Noah Tietjens’ Death

Mourned death of Nebraska Army sergeant killed in Operation Epic Fury.

“The news of Sergeant Noah Tietjens’ death is heartbreaking. It is a sobering reminder that our troops are putting their lives on the line as America tries to stop Iran from becoming a nuclear power. Our prayers are with the Tietjens family as we all grieve Sergeant Tietjens' loss and honor his service to our country.”

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Congressman Flood Reflects on Nebraska's Statehood Day

Released statement reflecting on Nebraska's statehood and the state's history of innovation.

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Congressman Flood Announces FY27 Community Project Funding and Appropriations Guidance

Announced FY27 Community Project Funding and Federal Appropriations request processes.

“The Community Project Funding process helps ensure that Congress, not just bureaucrats, steer federal resources and project priorities”

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