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The Amodei Report: Class is back in session


By Nevada Rep. Mark E. Amodei

We wrapped up a very successful and productive August District Work Period, and this week I headed back to Washington for an anticipated full sprint through the end of the year.

Here’s a quick look at a few things we have been up to and what is ahead, most notably starting with our push to keep the government’s lights on to avert a shutdown.

 

PULSE ON CAPITOL HILL

PUSHING THROUGH THE APPROPRIATIONS PROCESS

Déjà vu? September 30th marks the deadline to pass funding for Fiscal Year 2026 and keep the government running.

While the Appropriations Committee has been moving forward, efforts have been deliberately stalled by our colleagues from across the aisle, but we are finishing strong and fast.

So far, we have advanced 10 of the 12 appropriations bills out of committee. That includes the Homeland Security bill, where I serve as subcommittee chair, and three of these bills have already passed on the House floor.

Unfortunately, it’s becoming increasingly likely that we will need a continuing resolution to prevent a shutdown rather than passing all 12 bills in time.

Every American would feel the impact of a government shutdown, disrupting critical services, slowing economic growth, and weakening our national security and military readiness.

Preventing that outcome is our top priority, and I will continue keeping you updated as this process unfolds.

 

MOVEMENT ON THE MINING REGULATORY CLARITY ACT

The Rosemont Decision disrupted decades of mining precedent vital to Nevada’s economy and our national security.

The Mining Regulatory Clarity Act restores the long-standing standard, giving land managers certainty to advance responsible U.S. mining operations and end our reliance on adversaries for critical minerals.

Let’s get it signed into law to secure a clear, reliable path forward for American mining.

Watch my remarks here.

 

TAX ON TIPS JOBS LIST

This week, the Treasury Department released a list of 68 jobs eligible for tax deductions on tipped and overtime earnings under the Working Families Tax Cut, passed by Congress and signed into law just before heading into August.

This is a major win for hard-working Nevadans across all industries. From bartenders and dealers to concierges and rideshare drivers, many will now return home with more money in their pockets.

Read more information here.

 

AUGUST RECESS RECAP

2025 U.S. CAPITOL CHRISTMAS TREE

In case you have not heard: The 2025 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree will come directly from Nevada’s Second Congressional District, specifically, the Carson Ranger District of the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime honor for our state to be featured in one of our nation’s most cherished holiday traditions. There will be many opportunities for Nevadans to participate in these celebrations as the tree begins its journey to Washington, D.C., and I look forward to seeing communities across the state come together to celebrate this momentous occasion.

Stay updated on news and events here.

 

TOURING KRAUS HAMADANI AEROSPACE

I had the opportunity to tour Kraus Hamdani Aerospace’s manufacturing and testing hub here in Reno to see their advanced AI-powered unmanned aircraft in action.

KHA’s innovative technology has already proven to be a valuable asset across every branch of the Department of Defense, and their recent recognition through the Pentagon’s Accelerate the Procurement and Fielding of Innovative Technologies (APFIT) program is helping bring these capabilities to the next level.

They have a number of exciting innovations in the pipeline, and I look forward to seeing more of their work come to fruition.

 

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TAX ROUNDTABLE

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce put together a great event that brought together some familiar faces for a Tax Roundtable in Carson City.

It was great to reconnect and discuss how the Working Families Tax Cut Plan’s pro-growth tax reform will drive economic momentum for small businesses and working families across NV-02.

 

ATTENDING THE DEDICATION OF GUINN SUMMIT

I had the honor of attending the dedication of Guinn Summit in honor of the late Kenny Guinn, Nevada’s 27th Governor.

Governor Guinn was a highly respected and experienced leader who devoted his life to serving our state. Nevada is better because of him, and it was a privilege to pay tribute to his legacy.

 

JOINING NEVADA NEWSMAKERS WITH SAM SHAD

Always a pleasure joining Nevada Newsmakers and catching up with my friend, Sam Shad. In this episode, we covered a wide range of topics from national to Nevada specific issues.

Watch the episode here.

 

STAY TUNED

There is no shortage of work here in Washington, and I remain committed to ensuring the voices of Nevada’s Second Congressional District are heard. Stay tuned as we head into an action-packed legislative season.

 

KEEP IN TOUCH

As always, thank you for subscribing to the Amodei Report. I look forward to continuing to keep you up to date on the issues you care about most.

For additional information, please call my Washington office: (202) 225-6155, Reno office: (775) 686-5760, or visit my website at Amodei.house.gov.

To receive updates on what I am doing in Washington and Nevada’s 2nd District follow me on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.

Sincerely,

Mark E. Amodei

Member of Congress

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