| August 2023 |
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Castro, Casar, Cuellar, Gonzales Urge USPS to Bring Back Water for San Antonio Letter Carriers
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Congressman Castro Urges Veterans to File PACT Act Claims Ahead of August 9 Deadline for Retroactive Benefits
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| July 2023 |
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Castro, Kamlager-Dove Lead Democratic Colleagues Calling on the Biden Administration to Support Democratic Resilience and Human Rights in Peru
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Castro, Veasey, Allred Introduce Resolution Standing Against Republican Attacks on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Efforts in Higher Education
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Congressman Castro Leads 80+ House Democrats Calling on the Administration to Intervene in Operation Lone Star
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House Passes Castro/Salazar Amendment to Improve Transparency and Opportunity in Federal Transit Contracting
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Congressman Castro and Congressional Hispanic Caucus Members Seek Public Suggestions for Latino Films to Nominate to the National Film Registry
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Castro, Doggett Urge EPA to Reject Texas Railroad Commission’s Application for Primacy of Class VI Carbon Dioxide Sequestration Wells
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Castro and Casar Introduce Defense Bill Amendment to Fund Child Care for Military Families
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Congressman Castro Presses Biden Administration on TPS and Broader Immigration Relief for Caribbean and African Migrants
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Ranking Member Castro to Meet with Caribbean Leaders During Congressional Delegation to Trinidad and Tobago
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| June 2023 |
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Castro, Wasserman Schultz, Barragán, and Pocan Lead Members in Supporting Asylum Access for Vulnerable LGBTQI+ Individuals and Families
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Statement from Congressman Castro on the Supreme Court’s Affirmative Action Ruling
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Statement from Ranking Member Castro and Congresswoman Norma Torres on Guatemalan General Election
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Castro, Jayapal, Booker, Hirono, and Durbin Lead 80 House and Senate Democrats in Push to Extend ACA Eligibility to DACA Recipients
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Castro, Meeks, McGovern, Lee Lead Key Democrats Calling on the Biden Administration to Prioritize Constructive Engagement with Venezuela
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Castro, Neguse, Curtis, Warner and Braun Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Help More Transfer Students Earn College Degrees
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Castro, Jacobs, Jackson, Phillips and Kamlager-Dove Reintroduce U.S. Commitment to Peacekeeping Act
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Castro, Wasserman Schultz, Salazar, And Waltz Reintroduce Bipartisan Effort to Protect Human Rights in Venezuela
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Statement from Congressman Castro on the Biden Administration’s Failure to Redesignate TPS for El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Nepal
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