Pete Aguilar
U.S. Representative · CA-33 · Democrat
Statements and posts
101 press releases, floor remarks and posts since Jan 3, 2025.
Pick a week or a day to set the dates below. One count per message: copies of one post on X and Bluesky count once, and reposts aren’t counted. Shading is scaled to Aguilar’s own volume over the last 12 months (a typical active day = 1). May 25, 2026 – Aug 16, 2026.
All 101 statements
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Announced $1.7 million in grants for healthcare job training and AI education at community colleges.
“For students at San Bernardino Valley College and Crafton Hills College, a good-paying, successful career starts with a strong foundation”
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Advocated for House vote on Major Richard Star Act to allow combat-injured veterans to collect full retirement and disability pay.
“When veterans are forced to retire early due to combat-related injuries, they should not pay a penalty with a reduced retirement check because they received a disability payment. That’s just plain wrong”
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Criticized Trump administration's proposed changes to Head Start program.
“When I worked as a Head Start teacher’s aide, I saw firsthand how this program invests in every aspect of childhood and gives kids a place to learn, grow and thrive”
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Highlighted rising grocery costs' impact on college students and food assistance program importance.
“Students are already juggling classes, homework, housing and even jobs and childcare, so finding enough to eat shouldn’t be another concern”
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Announced $728,610 federal grant for El Sol Neighborhood Educational Center for community health workers.
“Everyone deserves to find a doctor that’s right for them or get help with food, housing and other needs”
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Announced $4.9 million in grants for childcare and STEM/healthcare programs at Cal State San Bernardino.
“Whether you’re a new parent in school or come from a working-class community, where you start out shouldn’t decide whether you finish a degree and land a good-paying job”
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Secured over $85 million for water and flood infrastructure projects in the Inland Empire.
“From our schools to our hospitals, homes, businesses and more, so much of California’s daily functions and quality of life depend on the reliable delivery and management of water”
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Announced $241,332 grant for CSUSB to expand educational and career opportunities.
“Everyone in the Inland Empire deserves the chance to pursue an education and find a good-paying job, regardless of their age or background”
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Announced $1 million in federal funding for Cal State San Bernardino AI research and cybersecurity training center.
“Here in the Inland Empire, it’s essential that we invest in innovative technology training to ensure that young people entering the workforce have the tools they need to succeed”
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Rep. Aguilar Announces $1 Million for Comprehensive GeoAI Education at San Bernardino Valley College
Announced $1 million in grant funding for geospatial AI education at San Bernardino Valley College.
“By investing in local technical training programs, we are preparing our students for the jobs of tomorrow”
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Announced $7.2 million in grants for HIV prevention and treatment services in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties.
“No one in the Inland Empire should go without receiving lifesaving care simply because they can’t afford it”
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Secured $1.2 million in community project funding for affordable housing expansion in Fontana.
“Here in the Inland Empire, we know how important it is for our neighbors to have access to safe and affordable homes for their families, even when they fall on hard times”
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Visited Bloomington Community Health Center to highlight healthcare access for county residents.
“The Bloomington Community Health Center helps ensure that Inland Empire families can get quality healthcare without traveling far from home or breaking the bank”
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Announced $1.4 million grant for San Bernardino County community health centers.
“San Bernardino County residents should never struggle to access quality, affordable healthcare close to home”
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Secured nearly $18 million for 20 Inland Empire projects in FY 2027 appropriations bills.
“Whether it’s affordable housing, accessible healthcare, public safety or boosting our local economy, my number one goal has always been to make life better for families in the Inland Empire”
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Rep. Aguilar Visits Inland Empire Health Facilities Impacted by Republican Healthcare Funding Cuts
Visited health facilities impacted by Republican cuts to Medicaid and Medicare in Big Ugly Bill.
“Rialto Neighborhood Healthcare and the San Bernardino InnovAge PACE Center provide essential, quality and affordable healthcare to thousands of Inland Empire families”
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California Democrat opposed Massie amendment to cut Israel military funding as wrong approach.
“In the future, we will have the opportunity to review the nature and scope of our direct security and diplomatic assistance to Israel, but we should not do it as part of a rushed response to a poorly-drafted amendment to one appropriations bill.”
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Announced $1.16 million in grant funding for CSUSB medical research and student opportunities.
“By investing in medical studies and giving students access to transformative research opportunities, we are training the next generation for careers of the future while also developing the healthcare solutions of tomorrow”
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Rep. Aguilar Highlights Importance of the Randolph-Sheppard Program for the Blind
Visited San Bernardino County Courthouse to highlight Randolph-Sheppard Program for blind employment.
“The Randolph-Sheppard Program for the Blind has benefited my own family and thousands of other families across the country for decades”
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Highlighted impact of Republican food assistance cuts on California residents.
“One year after Trump’s and Republicans’ Big Ugly Bill cut food assistance programs like CalFresh and took food off the tables of millions of Americans, California families are paying the price”
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Rep. Aguilar Announces Over $66 Million for Head Start Programs in San Bernardino County
Announced $66.4 million in federal funding for Head Start early education programs in San Bernardino County.
“All children in the Inland Empire deserve accessible, quality early childhood education and the life-changing impacts it can have”
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Announced $1.9 million grant for San Bernardino County to expand HIV prevention and treatment services.
“No one in the Inland Empire should struggle to get affordable, quality care while navigating the devastating effects of HIV”
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Held press conference defending voting rights and fair representation against Republican attacks.
“Right now, voting rights, fair representation and our nation’s democracy are under attack because right-wing extremists want to take this country backward”
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Demanded investigation into reports of retaliation against detainees at Adelanto ICE facility.
“Any report of retaliation against a detainee at an ICE facility is disturbing and warrants investigation, but it is especially troubling if retaliation stemmed from meetings with Members of Congress performing oversight of an ICE facility.”
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Rep. Aguilar Helps Block Unfair Housing Rule for Mixed-Status Immigrant Families
Helped pass amendment blocking Trump administration housing rule affecting mixed-status families.
Sources: members’ press releases from their official websites (since the 119th Congress began (Jan 3, 2025)), the Congressional Record (since Aug 2026), and Bluesky posts. Quotes are shown only when they match the archived source text word for word; topics are AI-read and mentions are matched from the text.