Representative Mike Garcia (CA-27) received an unsatisfactory response from the White House after releasing a report outlining demands for the consideration of additional Ukraine funding. Read more »

Representative Mike Garcia (CA-27) joined Fox LA to discuss his legislation to combat the fentanyl crisis. Rep. Garcia was joined by Jaime Puerta, founder of Victims of Illicit Drug Use (VOID) and resident of Santa Clarita whose son, Daniel Puerta, tragically died from fentanyl poisoning at 16 years old. Read more »

Representative Mike Garcia (CA-27) introduced the Combatting Fentanyl Poisonings Act and the Resolution Condemning China for their Role in the Fentanyl Crisis. Read more »

Representative Mike Garcia (CA-27) led seven of his colleagues in sending a letter to President Biden urging him to decouple supplemental funding for Israel from a larger package that includes additional funds for Ukraine. Read more »

Representative Mike Garcia (CA-27) released a report to address the Ukraine funding debate. Read more »

The tragic and ongoing assault on Israel – America’s closest Middle East ally – is not an isolated event. It is the latest installment in the unraveling of global order under this administration, and it is a warning of how dangerous the world is to become if we do not correct course. Read more »

Representative Mike Garcia (CA-27) sent a letter to Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin urging them to expedite current Foreign Military Sales (FMS) and Foreign Military Financing (FMF) for Israel during the war with Hamas. Read more »

Representative Mike Garcia (CA-27) was appointed to the House-Senate Conference Committee to resolve bicameral differences in the Fiscal Year 2024 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). Read more »

Representative Mike Garcia (CA-27) released the following statement outlining conditional, common-sense requirements that must be met for his support of any more American tax dollars being sent to Ukraine. Read more »

In a perfect world there would be no war, no terrorism, and no need for national borders. Unfortunately, we don’t live in a perfect world – this week is a solemn reminder of that fact. This is also a time for introspection, and I can’t deny my conviction that Americans are more vulnerable now than in the years leading up to Sept. 11, 2001. Read more »