We've been clear from the start: fund TSA, don't fund ICE. We could have ended this tonight but the House Republicans refused. (1/2)

An abhorrent miscarriage of justice. We've spent six years working towards justice for Breonna Taylor, and Trump's DOJ has spent the past year undermining that work at every opportunity. Breonna and her family deserve so much more. bit.ly/4uVPcWd

This is the kind of racism and sexism we've come to expect from the Trump admin, and it's still appalling. Hegseth and Trump will do anything to protect their own fragile egos and undermine the power of women and people of color — that's not leadership. www.nytimes.com/2026/03/27/u...

Republicans in Congress added $4.7 trillion to the deficit and now they want $200 billion for the war Trump started with Iran. They want to fix the economy and go after the deficit? That's not how you do it.

In 2017, Trump demanded massive tax cuts for the ultra-wealthy. He made them permanent in 2025. The Republican majority claimed they would pay for themselves. They didn't, and they never will.

Equal Pay Day marks how far into 2026 the average woman must work to earn what men were paid in 2025 — for women of color, it's even later. This is the 2nd year we've seen the wage gap widen. We must pass the Paycheck Fairness Act. Everyone deserves equal pay for equal work.

Trump started a war no one wanted. Louisvillians are — literally — paying for it.

40 days without a paycheck. And Republicans in Congress are still blocking our efforts to get TSA paid. Bring our bill to the floor — we could fund TSA today and end this chaos. bit.ly/3NnGtLS

We've resolved over 200 passport cases for Louisvillians — if you're in a bind, reach out to my office to see if we can help. 📞 (502) 582-5129 💻 mcgarvey.house.gov/help

Boxing lifted Cassius Clay from Smoketown and gave Muhammad Ali to the world. That's a legacy worth fighting for. The Muhammad Ali American Boxing Revival Act is a step in the right direction — but we have more work to do to protect boxers and the future of the sport.

LESS THAN ONE WEEK: Artwork submissions are due this Sunday! Details below:

Trump just rejected our offer to get TSA agents paid. Instead, he's sending in his personal police force. That doesn't solve anything. It's time to pass our bill and end this mess. bit.ly/40QgVde

This, from the president who promised lower costs and no new wars. We must end this reckless war. bit.ly/4t935Pn

This isn't a solution. It doesn't make anyone safer, and TSA agents still aren't getting paid. We have a solution — a bill that funds TSA without funding ICE. We could end this today, but the Republican Majority won't bring it to the floor for a vote. bit.ly/47lJOlb

An insult to every person who has endured the pain of Breonna Taylor's death and fought for justice, especially her mom. Trump's DOJ does not value Breonna's life and they do not care about accountability. My heart is heavy for Breonna's loved ones — this is not justice. bit.ly/4soupZV

"I never got to hold her." Juan Chavez Velasco is a dad of three, he served on the frontlines of the pandemic, and he's a DACA recipient who lived nearly his entire life here. He was delivering milk to his baby in the NICU. This cruelty must end. No more funding for ICE. bit.ly/4cZUPfM

Tonight, we held a moment of silence on the House floor, in memory of the two Kentuckians killed in the line of duty since the war with Iran started. We will never forget their service.

TSA agents work hard to keep us safe — their paychecks shouldn't be collateral in this Republican DHS shutdown. We have a solution: fund TSA, FEMA, and the Coast Guard, without funding ICE. The Republican majority won't bring it to the floor, but we're forcing a vote.

❌No more wars ❌Lower costs ❌Release Epstein files Trump's not just breaking campaign promises — he's shattering them and throwing it in our faces.

REMINDER: There's a little less than 2 weeks to submit your artwork for this year's Congressional Art Competition. Learn more and submit your artwork before March 29: bit.ly/3LV1EkX

The cost of everything is going up, and every dollar counts. Taking these copays out of the equation means Louisville seniors can more easily get the medications they need, with one less expense to worry about. bit.ly/4bxjF49

We’ve learned that Tech. Sgt. Ashley Pruitt of Bardstown, KY was killed in an aircraft crash in Iraq — the second Kentuckian we’ve lost in this war. My heart is heavy, and our prayers are with her loved ones. We’ll always remember her service and sacrifice. bit.ly/4sNxIJT

11 billion taxpayer dollars in the first week. From the administration that made the largest cuts to health care and food benefits in history. bit.ly/46TH5zf

Yesterday, I visited Sun Valley Community Center to share some exciting news — my bill, the Cutting Copays Act, was signed into law! Under this new law, 270K seniors and people with disabilities in Kentucky won't pay a dime in copays for the prescription drugs they need.

6 years ago, Breonna Taylor was killed. Breonna was a a sister, a daughter, a girlfriend, and a caregiver. She was bright and funny. She loved her community. She had dreams for her future. Breonna Taylor should still be alive today — we will never stop saying her name.

My heart is with the families and loved ones of the six servicemembers killed yesterday. We've now lost 13 Americans to this war — we cannot allow any more lives to be lost.

We cannot allow antisemitism and gun violence to become normal in this country. The shooting in Old Dominion and attack in West Bloomfield today are sickening. (1/2)

Kicked off my morning with some awesome first graders at Minors Lane Elementary — no constituents ask hard hitting questions quite like these kids!

Millions of Black veterans have heroically served our nation — but back at home, they've faced discrimination and unmet promises. We must do better, and we must do more. This morning, we recognized the service and sacrifice of Louisville's Black veterans and their families at my annual breakfast.

Kristi Noem may be gone, but it's not enough. 11 people have died in DHS custody this year alone. These are human lives, not just numbers. The fight is not over — we must continue to demand accountability, real oversight, and an end to ICE's campaign of terror. bit.ly/4uajF2u

Great to hear from you all at Cafe LOUIE this weekend! If you've got a question or need assistance, my door is always open to you — visit mcgarvey.house.gov or give us a call at (502) 582-5129 to get in touch.

ONE WEEK: The deadline to submit your application for a summer internship with my DC office is in one week! Learn more and apply here: bit.ly/4cDCeGc

We are devastated by the loss of Kentuckian Sgt. Benjamin Pennington, who died yesterday due to his injuries from an attack in Saudi Arabia. My heart is with his family, loved ones, and community in Glendale, KY as we mourn his passing. We'll never forget his sacrifice. bit.ly/40h5NWD

Today, I voted YES on the War Powers Resolution to limit U.S. military involvement in Iran. My statement:

Good riddance. Now do Hegseth.

We now know the names of all six U.S. soldiers killed in Kuwait this weekend. Capt. Cody Khork Sgt. 1st Class Noah Tietjens Sgt. 1st Class Nicole Amor Sgt. Declan Coady Chief Warrant Officer 3 Robert Marzan Maj. Jeffrey O'Brien My heart is with their loved ones as they mourn this devastating loss.

Kentucky families and industries continue to pay the price for Trump's reckless trade war. bit.ly/4rRNq6N

Louisville is powered by unions — our workers deserve to be made whole if they lose their jobs due to trade changes. I'm proud to join @replindasanchez.bsky.social to introduce the Trade Adjustment Assistance Modernization Act — a bill that makes good on our promise to American workers.

The Ohio River is one of our most valuable resources — Louisvillians will once again pay the price for a government that continues to value profits over human lives. This is why we must pass my bill to protect the Ohio River. bit.ly/4aKpAnl

The loss of any servicemember is devastating — especially those based here at home in Kentucky. My heart is with each of our neighbors mourning the loss of their loved one after the military operations in the Middle East this weekend. bit.ly/408KJkX

This Women’s History Month, we celebrate those who broke barriers, paved the way for new generations, and made our communities stronger. From public service and activism to science and the arts, Kentucky — and our nation — are better because of these incredible women.

My heart breaks for the families of the six American servicemembers killed in the Middle East. We are always indebted to our soldiers and their families for their service and sacrifice. bit.ly/4aZO4rD

REMINDER: The deadline to submit your artwork for this year's Congressional Art Competition is March 29. Visit my website for more details and information on how to submit your artwork : bit.ly/3LV1EkX

My statement on Trump's strikes on Iran:

This is a blatant cover up. These survivors deserve justice and accountability — release all of the files.

They're lying — they have the money to continue disaster aid. But once again the Trump administration has chosen to harm our most vulnerable, just to make a political point. bit.ly/40gxj6J

As families across Louisville face tough decisions about what basic necessities they can afford, Trump spent not even 3 minutes — in a nearly 2 hour speech — talking about the affordability crisis. His priorities are clear. bit.ly/4rDsEYz

Joe Hammond's impact on Louisville cannot be overstated — not just through his success with the Palm Room, but also the countless ways he gave back to our community throughout his life. It was an honor to celebrate his life and legacy with the brand new Joe Hammond Way!

Protecting Trump and his wealthy friends at the expense of the survivors — once again. This is not justice. It's a cover up. Release the files in full. bit.ly/4kRTbi1

Our first Youth Advisory Council meeting of the year was a success! These quarterly meetings are a great opportunity to get feedback, talk through new ideas, and have a thoughtful discussion with the next generation of Louisville leaders.