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Press Releases

March 13, 2018
Rep. Quigley released the following statement on House Republicans’ decision to shutdown the Intelligence Committee's Russia investigation:

March 6, 2018
Rep. Quigley released the following statement after asking Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin about the Trump Administration’s refusal to implement Russian sanctions:

March 6, 2018
Rep. Quigley, who serves as Ranking Member of the Financial Services and General Government (FSGG) Appropriations Subcommittee, is questioning Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin during the subcommittee’s hearing on the Department of Treasury budget.

February 27, 2018
Rep. Quigley, who serves as co-chair of the bipartisan Congressional Hockey Caucus and a member of the Deadliest Cancers Caucus, spoke on the House Floor about former professional hockey player and head coach, Eddie Olczyk, and his current battle with colon cancer.
Issues: Health Care

February 27, 2018
Rep. Quigley released the following statement on the introduction of the Assault Weapons Ban Act of 2018, of which he is an original cosponsor.

February 23, 2018
Rep. Quigley visited Planned Parenthood’s Wicker Park health center to meet with employees, discuss available services, and learn more about the expansion of Planned Parenthood of Illinois (PPIL), which just opened a new health center in Flossmoor.

February 22, 2018
Rep. Quigley hosted a roundtable to discuss his new legislation that addresses the need to treat violence as the public health issue that it is.

February 21, 2018
Rep. Quigley sent a letter to Speaker Ryan urging him to allow debate and a vote on legislation to finally repeal the Dickey Amendment and provide adequate funding for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to conduct research about gun violence.

February 12, 2018
Rep. Quigley, who serves on the House Appropriations Committee, released the following statement on President Trump's proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2019:

February 6, 2018
Rep. Quigley announced that the Access to Congressionally Mandated Reports Act (ACMRA), which he re-introduced in December, passed out of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.