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Washington, D.C. — Recent media reports have shed light on agreements reached between the Trump administration and nine major law firms. These firms allegedly entered into these arrangements either to seek the reversal of specific executive orders issued by President Trump or to avoid being targeted by such orders. These agreements require, among other concessions, that the law firms dedicate millions of dollars in pro bono legal services and cease the use of diversity, equity, and inclusion in their hiring practices.

Irvine, CA — Today, Representative Dave Min (CA-47) released a new video recapping his first 100 days in Congress. Watch here.

Irvine, CA — Representative Dave Min (CA-47), Dr. Kate Williamson, former President of the American Academy of Pediatrics, Orange County Chapter, Mercedes Mata, the mother of Dino, a six-year-old brain cancer patient from Huntington Beach who relies on Medicaid, and Joy Anne Fumera, a registered nurse at Kaiser Permanente Orange County, spoke out against the consequences Republican Medicaid cuts will have on Orange County families. 

Washington, D.C. — Representative Dave Min (CA-47) released the following statement on his vote against House Republicans’ so-called “SAVE” Act:

Irvine, CA — Representative Dave Min (CA-47) and local business leaders, Cheryl Osborn, President and Founder of Casco Contractors, and Robert Farnsworth, President and CEO of Sonnet Technologies, spoke out against the consequences of President Trump’s tariff policies for California businesses and consumers. 

VIDEO: KNBC

Washington, D.C. — Yesterday, Representative Dave Min (CA-47) tore into the Trump administration and Congressional Republicans’ plan to slash funding for Social Security. Rep.

“《威慑法案》是对我们研究型大学的又一次无耻攻击——它妖魔化亚裔美国人并助长反亚裔仇恨。这项立法为高等教育机构打开了潘多拉魔盒，施加了繁重的监管，并侵犯了那些希望支持高校的人的隐私权。该法案为基于捐赠者原籍国的不公平和非法针对行为铺平了道路，进一步加剧了种族主义和仇外情绪，这种情绪在过去十年中让许多亚裔美国人和其他人感到恐惧。基于以上所有原因，我强烈反对这项法案，并为能够投下反对票感到自豪。”

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Washington, D.C. – Representative Dave Min (D-CA) and Senator Ben Ray Luján (D-N.M.) introduced the Special Government Employees Transparency Act of 2025, legislation that would create transparency and accountability for special government employees (SGE), which was first reported by The Free Press. Rep. Min and Sen.