Press Releases

Rep. Quigley led Members of the House Transportation, Housing and Urban Development Appropriations Subcommittee in sending a letter to Housing Secretary Ben Carson on the missed deadline for review of crucial LGBT nondiscrimination guidance documents.

Rep. Quigley introduced the Get the Lead Out of Schools Act, a bill that requires the EPA to establish a lead contamination testing program for all schools and creates a grant program to help school districts conduct lead testing and assist with remediation efforts.

Rep. Quigley released the following constituent newsletter in response to the Brett Kavanaugh confirmation hearings:

Rep. Quigley released the following statement after the Committee voted to release fifty-three transcripts to the Director of National Intelligence for classification review and eventual release:

Rep. Quigley hosted a bipartisan election hacking briefing and demonstration.

U.S. Representative Mike Quigley convened medical professionals and advocates for a roundtable discussion on maternal health and what needs to be done to better protect new mothers.

Rep. Quigley convened Chicago Latino leaders and immigration advocates for a discussion on family separation, the status of Dreamers, and other major issues facing members of the Hispanic community.

Rep. Quigley applauded the launch of a new public website that will house Congressional Research Service reports in one central location. Rep. Quigley has been pushing for greater access to CRS reports since 2011.