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Congressman Thompson Addresses Failure of Grant Paperwork Submission in Sec. Hosemann Letter
Press Release: Congressman Bennie G. Thompson Announces Offer of Appointment to the United States Military Academy
BOLTON, MS – Today, United States Representative Bennie G. Thompson (D-MS) announces an offer of appointment to the United States Military Academy for the Second Congressional District.
Congressman Thompson Votes NO on GOP Farm Bill
WASHINGTON – Today, U.S. Representative Bennie G. Thompson (MS-02) voted NO on H.R. 2, commonly known as the GOP Farm Bill of 2018.
Congressman Thompson’s Medgar Evers National Monument Act Passes House
WASHINGTON – Last night, U.S. Representative Bennie G. Thompson (MS-02)’s legislation, to designate the Jackson home of the late Civil Rights icon, Medgar Evers’ a national monument, passed the U.S. House of Representatives.
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To the first edition of The Thompson Report on the Second Congressional District of Mississippi. I
will share important information about the district, grants, legislative actions and more in my
monthly newsletter which will be distributed by email to constituents.
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Thompson Statement on Omnibus
Bill includes election security funds and grants for non-profits
March 22, 2018 (WASHINGTON) – Today, Rep. Bennie G. Thompson (D-MS), Ranking Member of the Committee on Homeland Security, released the following statement on the FY2018 Omnibus Appropriations Act:
Thompson Demands Election Security Hearings After Homeland Security Chairman Backtracks
DeFazio, Thompson, Pallone: Six Months After Hurricane Maria, Federal Recovery Still Lagging Behind
Jayapal, Thompson, Lofgren Lead More Than 50 Members to Protect Families From Being Torn Apart at the Border
Thompson, Richmond, Jackson Lee: Austin Bombings Must Be Classified as Terrorist Attacks
“For too long we have focused only on certain sources of terrorism and violence while ignoring others”
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WASHINGTON - A new Justice Department report issued Tuesday suggests that, since 9/11, 73 percent of terrorism convictions in the United States have involved individuals who were born in other countries. An expert on terrorism data, however, said that what is most alarming about the document is its math.
Black lawmakers may skip civil rights museum opening in protest of Trump
By Astead W. Herndon Globe Staff
In the wake of mounting reports that actors within the Russian government worked to compromise the 2016 President election, a group of Democratic House leaders recently announced a new task force that aims to ensure the health and security of the nation’s election systems.
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The National Park Service (NPS) held public meetings to support the preservation of African American civil rights sites and the legacy of civil rights leaders.
