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- Rep. Kim Pushes Bipartisan Bill to Expand Life-Saving Screening and Treatment for Maternal Mental Hehttps://youngkim.house.gov/2022/03/14/rep-kim-pushes-bipartisan-bill-expand-life-saving-screening-and-treatment/...Kim Pushes Bipartisan Bill to Expand Life-Saving Screening and Treatment for Maternal Mental Health Conditions and Substance Use Disorders Mar 14, 2022 | Health , Press Releases Washington, DC – Today, U.S. Representative Young Kim (CA-39) joined Assistant Speaker Katherine Clark (MA-05) to introduce the bipartisan, bicameral Into the Light for Maternal Mental Health (MMH) and Substance Use Disorders (SUD) Act of 2022 to improve outcomes for the screening and treatment of maternal mental health and substance use disorders. ...
- Kim introduces bipartisan bill to end scams by credit repair organizations - Congresswoman Young Kimhttps://youngkim.house.gov/2025/01/14/kim-introduces-bipartisan-bill-to-end-scams-by-credit-repair-organizations/...Kim introduces bipartisan bill to end scams by credit repair organizations - Congresswoman Young Kim About Committees and Caucuses Votes and Legislation Services Appropriations Request Community Project Funding FY22 Community Project Funding FY23 Community Project Funding FY24 Community Project Funding FY25 Community Project Funding FY26 Community Project Funding FY27 FY27 Appropriations Forms Member Designated Projects Art Competition Commendations and Greetings Congressional App Challenge Congressional App Challenge Reception and Awards Ceremony RSVP COVID-19 Resources Flags Grant Applicants Help with a Federal Agency Internships Military Academy Nominations Military Academy Nominations – FAQ Service Academy Info Session RSVP Small Business Resources Tours and Tickets Vietnam War Commemoration WRDA Requests Contact Town Hall Subscribe Newsletter Subscribe Newsletter Unsubscribe Request an Appearance Website Problem Media E-newsletters Editorial Press Releases Sign Up to Receive Our Press Releases In the News Issues Economy Education Health Immigration National Security & Foreign Affairs Small Business Veterans Wildfires Follow Follow Follow Follow Follow Kim introduces bipartisan bill to end scams by credit repair organizations Jan 14, 2025 | In The News The Ripon Advance U.S. Rep. Young Kim (R-CA) on Jan. 9 introduced a bipartisan bill to target credit repair organizations (CROs) that exploit consumers by charging high fees without delivering on promises to improve their credit scores. ...
- https://youngkim.house.gov/2023/04/14/rep-young-kim-pushes-cut-taxes-repeal-cap-salt-deductions/feed/Comments on: Rep. Young Kim Pushes to Cut Taxes & Repeal Cap on SALT Deductions Comments on: Rep. Young Kim Pushes to Cut Taxes & Repeal Cap on SALT Deductions Representing California's 40th District ...
- https://youngkim.house.gov/2023/12/14/rep-young-kim-votes-to-support-troop-readiness-national-security/feed/Comments on: Rep. Young Kim Votes to Support Troop Readiness, National Security Comments on: Rep. Young Kim Votes to Support Troop Readiness, National Security Representing California's 40th District ...
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- https://www.congress.gov/118/bills/hr1154/BILLS-118hr1154rfs.pdf...—In 8 the case of an individual, that individual is— 9 (i) inadmissible to the United States; 10 (ii) ineligible to receive a visa or other 11 documentation to enter the United States; 12 and 13 (iii) otherwise ineligible to be admitted 14 or paroled into the United States or to re-15 ceive any other benefit under the Immigra-16 tion and Nationality Act (8 U.S.C. 1101 et 17 seq.). 18 (B) CURRENT VISAS REVOKED.— 19 (i) IN GENERAL....
- https://www.house.gov/sites/default/files/2023-02/2022q4_singlevolume.pdf...House of Representatives (III) C O N T E N T S Page Allowances and Expenses: Admin and Ops ........................................................................................................................ 2903 Broadcast Services ................................................................................................................... 2899 Campus Voice Network Enhance ............................................................................................. 2913 CDN Enhance .......................................................................................................................... 2917 Communications....................................................................................................................... 2909 Communications Services ........................................................................................................ 2907 Congressional Ethics ................................................................................................................ 2896 Gratuities .................................................................................................................................. 2894 Miscellaneous Automobiles ..................................................................................................... 2893 Miscellaneous Receptions ........................................................................................................ 2895 Network Services ..................................................................................................................... 2900 Official Mail ............................................................................................................................. 2893 Process & Procedures… ........................................................................................................... 2916 Supplies and Materials ............................................................................................................. 2887 Allowances and Expenses No Year Fund: Chief Administration Officer ............................................................................................................. 235 Attending Physician ........................................................................................................................... 2877 Child Care Center (revolving fund) .................................................................................................... 2872 Committee Employees and Special and Select Committees: Committee on: Agriculture ....................................................................................................................... 2613 Appropriations .................................................................................................................. 2602 Armed Services ................................................................................................................ 2621 Budget .............................................................................................................................. 2609 Climate Crisis ................................................................................................................... 2737 Economic Disparity ......................................................................................................... 2708 Education and Labor ........................................................................................................ 2628 Energy and Commerce ..................................................................................................... 2633 Ethics ............................................................................................................................... 2690 Financial Services ............................................................................................................. 2624 Foreign Affairs ................................................................................................................. 2662 Homeland Security ........................................................................................................... 2729 House Administration ....................................................................................................... 2646 Intelligence ....................................................................................................................... 2705 January 6th ........................................................................................................................ 2714 Judiciary ........................................................................................................................... 2669 Modernization .................................................................................................................. 2713 Natural Resources ............................................................................................................. 2657 Oversight and Reform ...................................................................................................... 2639 Rules ................................................................................................................................ 2680 Science, Space and Technology ........................................................................................ 2682 Small Business ................................................................................................................. 2687 Transportation and Infrastructure ...................................................................................... 2674 Veterans’ Affairs .............................................................................................................. 2693 Ways and Means .............................................................................................................. 2700 Joint Committee on Taxation ............................................................................................ 2882 Committee Renovation Project ............................................................................................................. 242 Government Contributions .................................................................................................................2740 House Leadership Offices, Salaries and Expenses: The Speaker .................................................................................................................................... 1 Majority Floor Leader ................................................................................................................... 12 (V) VI Minority Floor Leader ................................................................................................................... 14 Majority Whip ............................................................................................................................... 21 Minority Whip ............................................................................................................................... 24 Democratic Caucus ....................................................................................................................... 28 Republican Conference ................................................................................................................. 37 House Services (revolving fund) ........................................................................................................ 2871 Index of House Officers and Employees ............................................................................................. 2965 Life Cycle Replacement ....................................................................................................................... 234 List of Excluded Information ............................................................................................................. 2919 Member of Congress Mass Communication Information................................................................... 2934 Member of Congress Mass Mail Information...................................................................................... 2921 Members’ Representational Allowance .............................................................................................. 2948 Net Expenses - Equipment (revolving fund) ....................................................................................... 2859 Other Administration – Official Expenses of Members ..................................................................... 2602 Recording Studio (revolving fund) ..................................................................................................... 2871 Salaries, Officers and Employees: Chief Administrative Officer ......................................................................................................... 42 Clerk ........................................................................................................................................... 140 Compilation of Precedents ........................................................................................................... 161 Diversity & Inclusion .................................................................................................................. 164 General Counsel .......................................................................................................................... 152 Inspector General ........................................................................................................................ 161 Interparliamentary Affairs ........................................................................................................... 174 Law Revision Counsel................................................................................................................. 169 Legislative Counsel ..................................................................................................................... 171 Parliamentarian............................................................................................................................ 159 Sergeant at Arms ......................................................................................................................... 154 Technical Assistants .................................................................................................................... 161 Whistleblower Ombudsman ........................................................................................................ 138 Salaries, Officers and Employees No Year Fund: Clerk ........................................................................................................................................... 183 Enterprise Applications ............................................................................................................... 176 Sergeant at Arms ................................................................................................................................. 190 Transition Activities ............................................................................................................................ 207 Stationery (revolving fund) ................................................................................................................................ 2849 Telecommunications (revolving fund) ............................................................................................................. 2869 (VII) STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS OF THE HOUSE FROM OCTOBER 1, 2022 TO DECEMBER 31, 2022 STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTABILITY FOR APPROPRIATIONS AND OTHER FUNDS Unexpended balance, OCTOBER 1, 2022 $ 468,418,563.85 Appropriations $ 1,869,700,000.00 Receipts to be deposited in general fund of the Treasury 45,251.18 1,869,745,251.18 Total funds available 2,338,163,815.03 Expenditures: Disbursements for salaries and expenses 470,864,468.27 and canceled checks Deposited in general fund of the Treasury 45,251.18 Total funds disbursed 470,909,719.45 Unexpended balance, December 31, 2022 $ 1,867,254,095.58 SUMMARY OF TRANSACTIONS BY APPROPRIATIONS Unexpended balance Oct. 1, 2022 Transfers/ Appropriations Net Disbursements Unexpended balance Dec. 31, 2022 House Leadership Offices: 2020/2021 4,618,757.74 0.00 0.00 4,618,757.74 2021/2022 4,152,306.36 0.00 15,989.66 4,136,316.70 2022/2023 16,047,929.92 0.00 7,899,041.46 8,148,888.46 2023/2024 0.00 36,560,000.00 0.00 36,560,000.00 Intern Allowance: 2020/2021 276,646.08 0.00 0.00 276,646.08 2021/2022 160,204.47 0.00 0.00 160,204.47 2022/2023 255,333.26 0.00 102,341.31 152,991.95 2023/2024 0.00 586,000.00 0.00 586,000.00 Salaries, Officers and Employees: 2020 3,929,079.76 (3,929,079.76) 0.00 0.00 2021 6,090,975.51 (119,063.56) 2,284,591.54 3,687,320.41 2022 50,127,316.83 0.00 19,244,190.91 30,883,125.92 2023 0.00 263,848,000.00 39,195,197.46 224,652,802.54 2020/2021 395,253.27 0.00 0.00 395,253.27 Salaries, Officers and Employees: (no year): 98,287,780.87 60,209,000.00 9,953,298.21 148,543,482.66 House Technical Support (no year): 21,254.17 0.00 0.00 21,254.17 Members’ Representational Allowance: 2021 2,492,352.37 0.00 114,372.59 2,377,979.78 2022 34,607,000.43 0.00 25,469,848.47 9,137,151.96 2023 0.00 809,942,470.83 193,112,792.38 616,829,678.45 2020/2021 2,125,000.00 0.00 0.00 2,125,000.00 Intern Allowance: 2020/2021 97,517.61 0.00 0.00 97,517.61 2021/2022 3,319,637.00 0.00 183.33 3,319,453.67 2022/2023 7,099,478.52 0.00 2,519,884.14 4,579,594.38 2023/2024 0.00 20,638,800.00 0.00 20,638,800.00 VIII Committee on Appropriations: 2019/2021 15,475.57 0.00 0.00 15,475.57 2020/2021 37,185.29 0.00 0.00 37,185.29 2021/2023 128,471.33 0.00 128,319.92 151.41 2022/2023 6,704,622.48 0.00 6,646,326.89 58,295.59 2023/2025 0.00 31,294,000.00 90,148.09 31,203,851.91 Intern Allowance-Committee on Approps: 2022 244,135.26 0.00 0.00 244,135.26 2023 0.00 463,000.00 7,913.88 455,086.12 Attending Physician: 2021 125,318.93 0.00 0.00 125,318.93 2022 943,726.76 0.00 794,144.39 149,582.37 2023 0.00 4,181,000.00 213,763.91 3,967,236.09 Attending Physician Supplemental: 293,862.06 0.00 0.00 293,862.06 Attending Physician (no year): 3,880,882.00 5,000,000.00 0.00 8,880,882.00 Special and Select Committees: 2019/2021 72,146.72 0.00 0.00 72,146.72 2020/2021 183,597.45 0.00 0.00 183,597.45 2021/2023 350,655.37 0.00 12,407.96 338,247.41 2022/2023 6,739,415.06 0.00 4,726,270.06 2,013,145.00 2023/2025 0.00 174,787,000.00 43,537,138.41 131,249,861.59 Intern Allowance-SCSS 2022/2023 1,459,825.48 0.00 188,088.47 1,271,737.01 2023/2024 0.00 2,600,000.00 0.00 2,600,000.00 Hearing Room Activity (no year): 11,232,026.11 5,800,000.00 1,872,305.38 15,159,720.73 House Child Care Center revolving fund (no year): 3,473,921.14 0.00 257,632.06 3,216,289.08 Allowances and Expenses: 2020 534,421.84 (534,421.84) 0.00 0.00 2021 1,696,882.34 119,063.56 719,896.70 1,096,049.20 2022 9,160,813.85 0.00 1,861,579.95 7,299,233.90 2023 0.00 21,072,000.00 2,387,701.19 18,684,298.81 2020/2021 623,310.00 0.00 (239.74) 623,549.74 2021/2022 4,965,196.61 0.00 689,137.52 4,276,059.09 2022/2023 85,749,307.25 0.00 85,568,792.68 180,514.57 2023/2024 0.00 350,368,200.00 10,805,514.89 339,562,685.11 Allowances and Expenses (no year): 74,557,726.79 63,866,030.77 7,847,290.85 130,576,466.71 House Modernization Initiatives (no year): 2,642,346.01 10,000,000.00 43,752.48 12,598,593.53 Joint Committee on Taxation: 2021 154,426.38 0.00 355.56 154,070.82 2022 878,155.39 0.00 673,832.67 204,322.72 2023 0.00 12,948,000.00 2,798,996.86 10,149,003.14 House Stationery revolving fund (no year): 3,012,197.63 0.00 (193,647.94) 3,205,845.57 Net Expenses of Equipment revolving fund (no year): 2,796,158.88 0.00 (637,805.51) 3,433,964.39 Net Expenses of Telecommunications (no year): 5,561,906.69 0.00 (340,021.77) 5,901,928.46 House Services revolving fund (no year): 3,813,818.90 0.00 (104,273.75) 3,918,092.65 House Recording revolving fund (no year): 2,288,761.33 0.00 360,878.02 1,927,883.31 Page revolving fund (no year): 0.64 0.00 0.00 0.64 Suspense account (no year): (5,957.86) 0.00 (3,463.27) (2,494.59) Gifts to United States for reduction of the public debt - Bureau of Government Financial Operations: 0.00 5,077.43 5,077.43 0.00 General fund receipts: 0.00 40,173.75 40,173.75 0.00 Total: $ 468,418,563.85 $ 1,869,745,251.18 $ 470,909,719.45 $ 1,867,254,095.58 IX SUMMARY OF GENERAL FUND RECEIPTS AND GIFTS TO THE UNITED STATES FOR REDUCTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT Miscellaneous receipts and adjustments ............................................................. $ 40,173.75 Gifts to United States for reduction of public debt by House Members (salary): 5,077.43 5,077.43 Total general fund receipts ...................................................... $ 45,251.18 STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS DATE VOUCHER NO. ...
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