Congresswoman Kay Granger

Congresswoman Granger's Statement on Charlottesville

"The recent events in Charlottesville are abhorrent and are not representative of the core values and morals of the United States. As a nation, we can have a civil debate over the differences in our beliefs, but we must condemn white supremacist groups like the KKK and neo-Nazis that promote bigotry, antisemitism, racism, and violence. Freedom and liberty are the foundations of this country, and therefore it is incumbent upon us as Americans to take a stand against such despicable acts of hatred." - Congresswoman Kay Granger, Co-Chair of the bipartisan Anti-Semitism Caucus in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Editorial: Human trafficking happens everywhere. Yes, even here

Human trafficking isn’t something we think of as being a major problem in America, but the truth is that no part of the country is immune, including our corner of North Texas. My latest opinion piece in Sunday's Star-Telegram talks about what Congress is doing to end human trafficking with tougher penalties for sex traffickers and increased support for victims, and how local Fort Worth leaders are responding to the challenge and helping protect our most vulnerable.

Defense Bill Provides Increased Pentagon Funds to Restore Readiness, Begin Modernization of Military

Chairwoman Granger: Defense Spending Bill Reverses Years of Cuts

Congresswoman Granger's Statement on House Passage of New Sanctions Bill

Rep. Granger Brings Chairman of Transportation Appropriations Panel to Tour Fort Worth Flood-Control Project