Congressman Mike Quigley

Rep. Quigley offered the Democratic Motion to Recommit (MTR) on his amendment to restore $380 million in election security grants for FY19.

Rep. Quigley offered an amendment to the Homeland Security appropriations bill to combat ICE’s inhumane and ineffective detention policy by moving funding to the Urban Area Security Initiative.

Rep. Quigley released a disturbing new report from GAO that found only 43% of school districts nationwide tested for lead in their schools’ drinking water in 2016 and 2017, and of those that tested, 37% found elevated lead levels.

Rep. Quigley re-introduced the bipartisan NICS Denial Notification Act, which will help law enforcement better enforce current gun laws by establishing an alert system to notify state and local law enforcement when criminals break the law attempting to acquire a gun.

Rep. Quigley attended Amundsen High School's "Townhall for Our Lives" to discuss the gun violence epidemic with students and constituents.