Congressman Pete Aguilar

Representing the 31st District of California

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This was a violent attempt to disrupt our democracy, and it failed

Rep. Pete Aguilar authored an op-ed for CNN on the important bipartisan nature of the annual Congressional Baseball Game and to underscore that the horrific act of violence targeting the Congressional Republican baseball team was a failed assault on our nation’s democracy. [Politico Photo]

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Aguilar Announces Over $3 Million in Cybersecurity Funding for CSUSB

Rep. Pete Aguilar announced that California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB) will receive over three million dollars in federal funding for the university’s prestigious cybersecurity program through three different grant allocations. Beau Yarbrough with the Press-Enterprise has the story.

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Aguilar’s Bipartisan Bill to Combat Domestic Terror Moves Forward

Rep. Pete Aguilar announced that H.R. 625, the Reporting Efficiently to Proper Officials in Response to Terrorism (REPORT) Act, was voted out of the Homeland Security Committee.

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Congressional Hispanic Caucus Meets with DHS Secretary Kelly

Rep. Aguilar joined members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus for a meeting with DHS Secretary Kelly to get answers on immigration enforcement taking place in their communities. Sarah Wire with the LA Times has the story.

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IE Congressman Pete Aguilar Tapped For U.S. House Democratic Leadership Position

Rep. Pete Aguilar announced that he’s been appointed by Democratic Whip Steny H. Hoyer to serve as an Assistant Whip as part of the House Democratic Caucus leadership team for the 115th Congress. Ken Vincent with KVCR has the story.

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Aguilar’s Bipartisan Bill to Combat Domestic Terror Passes House of Representatives

June 20, 2017 Press Release

Aguilar’s Bipartisan Bill to Combat Domestic Terror Passes House of Representatives

Today, Rep. Pete Aguilar’s bill, the Reporting Efficiently to Proper Officials in Response to Terrorism (REPORT) Act, passed the House of Representatives unanimously by a voice vote. The REPORT Act requires the Secretary of Homeland Security, in coordination with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), United States Attorney General and the head of the National Counterterrorism Center, to submit a report to Congress after an act of terrorism occurs in the U.S. The goal is to generate a report with detailed analysis about how the attack occurred and how to prevent future assaults. There is currently no legal requirement to produce this type of report.

In Case You Missed It: This Was a Violent Attempt to Disrupt Our Democracy, and it Failed

June 16, 2017 Press Release

In Case You Missed It: This Was a Violent Attempt to Disrupt Our Democracy, and it Failed

This week, Rep. Pete Aguilar authored an op-ed for CNN and the San Bernardino Sun to discuss the important bipartisan nature of the annual Congressional Baseball Game and to underscore that the horrific act of violence targeting the Congressional Republican baseball team was a failed assault on our nation’s democracy.