HYDE-SMITH WELCOMES $30.5 MILLION USDA CATFISH PURCHASE
U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith from Mississippi expressed her appreciation for the U.S. Department of Agriculture's decision to purchase up to $30.5 million in farm-raised catfish products for distribution to various nutrition assistance programs.Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack authorized the farm-raised catfish purchase through the "Section 32" program, which allows for emergency purchases of surplus U.S. commodities for distribution to domestic food assistance programs.Hyde-Smith highlighted the challenges faced by catfish producers, stating, "Catfish producers in...
HYDE-SMITH COSPONSORS BILL TO STRIKE DOWN SEC CLIMATE DISCLOSURE RULE
U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith from Mississippi has taken a stand against the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) climate disclosure rule by cosponsoring a resolution to overturn it. The rule, which mandates publicly traded companies to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions data, has raised concerns about excessive regulatory burdens and increased costs for businesses and consumers.In a statement, Senator Hyde-Smith expressed her opposition to the SEC's climate disclosure rule, stating, "We recognize that the Biden administration is in a regulatory frenzy, but the...
Black had the largest percent of student body in Midtown Public Charter School schools in 2022-23 school year
Black students made up 96.1% of the 284 students enrolled in Midtown Public Charter School schools during the 2022-23 school year, making them the most represented ethnicity, according to the Mississippi Department of Education.
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HYDE-SMITH, COLLEAGUES CHALLENGE UNLAWFUL FCC ‘DIGITAL EQUITY’ RULES
U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) and her colleagues have taken a stand against what they deem as unlawful FCC 'Digital Equity' rules put forth by the Biden administration. Hyde-Smith, along with Senate Commerce Committee Ranking Member Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and other lawmakers, introduced a joint resolution of disapproval to nullify the Federal Communications Commission's controversial order.Speaking out against the FCC order, Hyde-Smith expressed her concerns, stating, "The bad side effects of the Biden administration’s habitual virtue signaling will become...
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HYDE-SMITH INTRODUCES BILL TO SPARK BANK FORMATION IN RURAL, UNDERSERVED AREAS
Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith has introduced a bill aimed at boosting community banking and addressing the decline in banking options for many Mississippians. The Promoting Access to Capital in Underbanked Communities Act (S.3937) seeks to encourage the formation of new banks in underserved and rural areas by easing federal regulatory restrictions.Hyde-Smith emphasized the importance of having more community banks that cater to the needs of everyday Mississippians, stating, "We need more community banks in our towns that understand the needs of everyday Mississippians."The...
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HYDE-SMITH HAILS VICTORY FOR U.S. CATFISH PRODUCERS AS COMMERCE DEPT. REVERSES DECISION FAVORING COMMUNIST VIETNAM
U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith has celebrated a triumph for U.S. catfish producers as the Commerce Department reversed a decision that favored Communist Vietnam. The Senator led an effort challenging an anti-dumping order that would have provided extensive relief to all Communist-controlled Vietnam exporters. Hyde-Smith expressed satisfaction with the Commerce Department's reversal, emphasizing the importance of this decision for the U.S. catfish industry and American consumers. She stated, "The Commerce Department actually heeded our warnings and the rescission of this...
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Senator Hyde-Smith Commends Efforts to Combat Human Trafficking at the Border
U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) has spoken out about the January 2023 trip she took with U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Ala.) to the U.S.-Mexico border at Del Rio, Texas. In a statement released today, Hyde-Smith commended Senator Britt and others for their efforts to raise awareness about the horrors of human trafficking.Hyde-Smith emphasized, "I applaud Senator Britt and others who continue to raise awareness to the horrors of human trafficking. These baseless attacks on her are shameful. The media should stop trying to shift attention away from the real problem of...
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HYDE-SMITH PROMOTES EXCLUDED MISS. PROJECTS IN FINAL INTERIOR-ENVIRONMENT APPROPRIATIONS BILL
U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, representing Mississippi, expressed satisfaction with the final passage of the appropriations bill aimed at making investments in the state's water systems, wastewater infrastructure, and cultural projects. Hyde-Smith highlighted the significance of the bill in addressing projects that were initially neglected or underfunded by the President's budget, specifically emphasizing wastewater improvement projects across Mississippi.In a statement, Senator Hyde-Smith stated, “For Mississippi, I’m pleased that this bill will provide funding for...
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HYDE-SMITH CRITICIZES BIDEN'S STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS
U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith from Mississippi has criticized President Biden's recent State of the Union address, stating that the American people are not deceived by the President's attempts to paint a positive picture of the country. Hyde-Smith expressed her disappointment in Biden's leadership and policies, attributing high prices, crime, and border security issues to them.In her statement, Hyde-Smith remarked, "President Biden’s attempt to sell us a rosy picture of the state of our union will not work because the American people are not fooled by the President’s...
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Senator Hyde-Smith Supports Bipartisan FY24 Transportation-HUD Agreement
U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) expressed her support for the FY2024 Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies (T-HUD) Appropriations Bill in a recent statement released on March 3, 2024. Hyde-Smith, who serves as the ranking Republican on the Senate T-HUD Appropriations Subcommittee, commended the bipartisan efforts that led to a final agreement on the bill.In her statement, Hyde-Smith highlighted the significance of the negotiated agreement, stating, "Hard negotiations have brought us to a point where we can recommend a...
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Senator Hyde-Smith Clarifies Stance on IVF and S.3612
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) clarified her stance on in vitro fertilization (IVF) and S.3612 in a recent statement. Hyde-Smith addressed misconceptions and her objections to the legislation in question.In her statement, Senator Hyde-Smith expressed frustration with the portrayal of her views in the media, stating, "The media headlines and stories painting the picture that I object to IVF are blatantly misleading and some are boldfaced lies." She emphasized her support for IVF, saying, "I have been clear about my strong support of IVF and its...
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HYDE-SMITH, COLLEAGUES SEEK EPA APPEAL OF DICAMBA COURT DECISION
U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith and a group of colleagues are urging the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to appeal a recent court decision regarding dicamba-based crop protection tools used by cotton and soybean producers. With planting season approaching in the Southern states, the Senators are also seeking an expansion of an existing stock order on the herbicide.In a letter led by U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, the Senators expressed their concerns about the potential impact of the court decision on farmers who have already made planting decisions for the upcoming...
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Hyde-Smith Bill Closes Loophole that Allows Illegals to Claim Child Tax Credits Unfairly
U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) has introduced legislation that aims to close a loophole that allows noncitizens to claim federal child tax credits. The Safeguarding American Workers' Benefits Act (S.3798) would standardize the eligibility requirements for both the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and the Child Tax Credit (CTC), two programs that currently use different criteria to determine who can claim the benefits.Hyde-Smith's bill addresses the issue of noncitizens taking advantage of the child tax credits, which has been costing taxpayers billions of dollars...
