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Washington, D.C. —Today, Representative Dave Min (CA-47) announced his Community Project Funding requests to address the most pressing needs in Orange County. Rep. Min championed funding for 15 projects that would help prevent wildfires, support first responders, and spur innovation, among other needs.  These projects include: 

“Instead of fulfilling his promises to end the Russia-Ukraine war on day one and “bring peace to the Middle East,” Donald Trump is busy cosplaying as a wartime President by illegally deploying U.S. troops into California neighborhoods and wasting taxpayer dollars to parade them through our nation's capital. Americans deserve a President who puts our national security first. Donald Trump must remove the military troops from our streets and focus on defusing and containing the conflict between Israel and Iran.”

“Our office is closely tracking the reports of ICE today in Orange County, including in Irvine and Costa Mesa. I have personally been in contact with local city officials, police, and other leaders in those cities. At this point, we have been told that ICE raids in Irvine and Costa Mesa are limited to a small number of actions targeted at individuals at their places of residence, and not the types of indiscriminate raids we have seen in Los Angeles and elsewhere. 

“The assault on Senator Padilla is unacceptable and the perpetrators must be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law. Senator Padilla is a devoted public servant who was doing his job. Nothing warrants this assault. 

We need immediate answers and accountability.”

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Washington, D.C. — Representative Dave Min (CA-47) released the following statement after 700 Marines, who stopped overnight at Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach, were deployed to Los Angeles:

Washington, D.C. — Following President Trump’s unjust federalization of National Guard troops in California, Representative Dave Min (CA-47) released the following statement:

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Washington, D.C. —Today, Representative Dave Min (CA-47), a member of the House Oversight Committee, introduced the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act 2.0 to prevent individuals in public positions of service, including White House and other top government officials, the federal judiciary, and Members of Congress, from using their access for personal financial enrichment. Rep. Min, a former SEC Enforcement attorney and law professor, has led the charge to hold the Trump administration accountable.