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Congressman Henry Cuellar: "Let's Get to Work"

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Today Congressman Henry Cuellar (D-Texas) announced that he has returned to Washington D.C. and  is ready to work on the challenges facing the nation, including job creation. The Republican majority is keeping Congress out of session until the third week of January.  “We cannot afford to wait any longer to resolve the problems that the American people are facing,” said…

Cuellar to Co-Chair Job Corps Caucus

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Congressman Henry Cuellar (TX 28) has been named the Democratic co-chair or the Friends of the Job Corps Congressional Caucus for the 112th Congress. There is a Job Corps center in Congressman Cuellar’s district, in Laredo, Texas and before redistricting, the San Marcos Job Corps office was also in the 28th congressional district. Congressman Cuellar has also employed Job Corps interns…

Middle Class Tax Cuts made Permanent

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Today, Congressman Henry Cuellar (TX-28), announced that the House successfully passed the Middle Class Tax Relief Act of 2010, which permanently extended income tax cuts for all income up to $250,000 a year. The bill now goes on to a vote in the Senate. A typical middle-class American family will save approximately $1,000 per year and the wealthiest 3% of Americans would actually…

Trautmann Elementary School Recognized with National Award

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Congressman Henry Cuellar (TX-28), along with U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, recognized Andrew Trautmann Elementary School, located in Laredo, Texas, as a recipient of the 2010 National Blue Ribbon School Award. Only 314 schools nation-wide received the honor this year.

Major Recovery Act Weatherization Milestone for Texas

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Congressman Henry Cuellar (TX-28), along with U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu, announced today that Texas has reached a significant milestone under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act – completing weatherization work for more than 30 percent of the homes the state had planned to weatherize.