Dear Friend,

I’m back in Ohio after being in Washington earlier this week. While the House delivered some strong wins for the American people, we also failed on a couple of important issues that I know are important to many in our communities.

Here’s a quick update.

We passed the Tax Relief for American Families & Workers Act. That’s a long title, but it boils down to some great things for Ohioans and America.

This was an important bill, and passing it proves that we can govern and get important things done.

Now the Senate needs to pass this tax relief bill quickly.

Two other important things fell short of passage, and it’s frustrating that we couldn’t get them across the line.

The resolution to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas failed by one vote. A bill to provide more support for Israel in its war against Hamas also failed. These are important matters, but they got caught up in a lot of rhetoric. And sometimes rhetoric gets in the way of progress.

But that’s why we keep moving forward, and that’s why I will hold the line on what’s good for the people of Northeast Ohio. We aren’t going to win every vote. But we aren’t going to walk away from efforts to put commonsense conservative solutions into practice.

As always, I will keep you updated as things develop.

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Best wishes,

U.S. Congressman Max Miller

Representing Ohio's 7th Congressional District

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Money recovered from federal agencies for constituents:
$3,553,546.00

Constituent questions & comments responded to:
47,958
Constituent federal agency cases resolved:
701

The House voted 357-70 to pass the Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act.

This bill is is a win for Ohio and America that will provide a boost for families, benefit workers, and empower businesses to help grow our economy.

It also ensures East Palestine families and small businesses are not on the hook for extra taxes as a result of disaster relief that they received in response to the train derailment.

February is Career and Technical Education Month, but I'm committed to making CTE a priority all year long.

Workforce development and robust CTE programs have the power to expand opportunities for workers, increase growth for businesses, and unleash economic development in Ohio and throughout the nation.

During my first year in office, I helped advance key legislation such as the National Apprenticeship Act and the Training and Nutrition Stability Act to strengthen employment opportunities.

I also visited local career centers such as the Center for Employment Opportunities and the Medina County Career Center to discuss how I can support their work.

I was honored to join many leaders from our nation and around the world at the National Prayer Breakfast last week.

And I was happy that my Mom was able to be with me!

Our prayers for peace, justice, and healing for our nation and the world are unceasing.

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