Rep. French Hill (R-Ark.)
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Recent News About Rep. French Hill (R-Ark.)
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American economy continues to suffer, jobs '306,000 short of what economists expected'
The COVID-19 pandemic is far from finished causing disruptions to the American economy; in fact, the new jobs added to the economy in September are far short of where they should be, with only 194,000 new jobs added last month.
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Texas border sees wave of Haitian migrants with 'no signs of slowing down,' Hill declares
Hundreds of migrants have crossed into Texas following an influx Sept.18, with many coming from Haiti.
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Americans ‘left behind’ in Afghanistan after U.S. withdrawal ‘unacceptable,’ Hill declares
After the last of the U.S. troops left Afghanistan before their withdrawal deadline, between 100 and 200 Americans who wanted to leave still remain on the grounds trapped with complete uncertainty.
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IGNITE HBCU Excellence Act aims to help HBCUs with capital projects, technology and more
In a review of the needs of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) conducted in 2018, the Government Accountability Office identified major capital projects that these institutions need to complete.
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'We need targeted, smart investment to sustain' Port of Little Rock, Boozman declares
In a June 1 meeting at the Port of Little Rock, Arkansas lawmakers including GOP Sens. John Boozman and Tom Cotton, and state Rep. French Hill (R-Conway), met with officials from the Port, Rock Region METRO and other stakeholders.
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'A good day for Mayflower': Hill touts Highway 89 overpass as growth he's been pushing for
Supporting Mayflower and the now under-construction Highway 89 overpass is a matter of pride, South Arkansas' member of Congress said in a recent Facebook post.
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'Nuclear energy should be a part of the plan': Hill responds to Environmental Advisory Justice Council
The White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council recently stated their opposition to projects including nuclear and carbon energy capture projects, according to The Hill.