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Mike Rogers - forThe U.S. Representative from Michigan since 2001 and the Chairman of the House Intelligence since 2011.
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Rogers: Pakistani services aided bin Laden
Elements of Pakistan's military and intelligence service assisted Osama bin Laden before he was killed during the recent U.S. raid on his Abbottobad hideout, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee said on Tuesday.“I believe that there are elements of both the military and intelligence service who in some way, both prior and maybe even current, provided some level of assistance to Osama bin Laden,” said Rep. Mike Rogers, Michigan Republican and chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, who recently returned from a visit to Pakistan.Senior Obama ...
Always Be Prepared for a Bioterrorism Attack
Nearly a decade has passed since 9/11, the worst terrorist attack on U.S. soil in history. And while there has not been a major attack on U.S. soil in the past 10 years, our enemies are still working every day to kill innocent Americans. Terrorists continue to focus on using a chemical or biological weapon, which could kill tens of thousands of people if unleashed in a major U.S. city. According to the Graham-Talent Commission, the United States is still at serious risk of a bioterrorism attack. Thankfully, Congress has taken significant steps over the past 10 years to better prepare the ...
Rogers Statement on Budget Control Bill
U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers, MI-08, issued the following statement after voting to shrink the federal budget by cutting more than the increase in the debt ceiling:"The Budget Control Act is a realistic approach that provides real solutions to how Congress spends money. The bill cuts more spending -- $2.4 trillion according to the Congressional Budget Office – than the debt limit increases. Washington is taking responsibility by paying our bills in a manner that not only ensures that Michigan families’ finances won’t be disrupted by a job-destroying national credit default, but also ...
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Rogers Bipartisan Data Center Energy Efficient Bill Clears House Washington- The U.S. House of Representatives took an important step this week by passing H.R. 2126, the Energy Efficiency Improvement Act, a consolidation of four bipartisan bills, including Congressman Rogers’ legislation, H.R. 540 the Energy Efficiency Government Technology Act. The bill passed by an overwhelming vote of 375 to 36. H.R. 540 would save the federal government energy and money by requiring the use of energy efficient and energy reduction technologies, particularly in federal data centers. It is estimated that it will save taxpayers $300 million annually. "I am committed to the fight against government waste, that's why I came to Washington," said Rep. Rogers. "The Energy Efficient Government Technology Act is a perfect example of legislation that will promote energy efficiency in the federal government while also saving taxpayers money. I am pleased my colleagues overwhelmingly agree.” To learn more about H.R. 2126, click HERE. For a one page |
Op-Ed: NSA program is vital On the morning of September 11, 2001, Khalid al-Mihdhar stepped on to American Airlines Flight 77, the flight he would later crash into the Pentagon. Al-Mihdhar might have been in prison, instead of on that flight, if the government knew he had called anal-Qaeda safehouse in Yemen from inside the U.S. seven times before the attacks. The failure to spot phone calls by al-Mihdhar and others led the Intelligence community to begin collecting large volumes of call data records, specifically the number dialed and the date and duration of the call, to determine whether suspected terrorists had contacts inside the United States. Since last summer, a great deal has been written about the program's scope, capabilities and legality —much of it wrong. The fact is that the program is legal. It was authorized by Congress and found constitutional many times over. No review of the program revealed a |
Rogers Congratulates Warren Student on Appointment to the United States Air Force Academy U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers, MI-08, is proud to announce the appointment of Aaron Tollon to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Aaron will follow in the proud tradition of so many sons and daughters of Michigan who commit themselves to the service of their nation. Aaron will begin his attendance at the Air Force Academy June 26th, starting with a six-week boot camp. He is interested in studying aeronautical engineering or physics and will be continuing to play soccer at the Air Force Academy as he has for the past four years at De La Salle Collegiate High School in Warren, Michigan. Aaron comes from a long lineage of military service with his great grandfather having served with distinction in the United States Merchant Marines in World War II, his grandfather on his mother’s side having served with the United States Army in the Korean War and his grandfather on his father’s side having served in the British Army. In congratulating Aar |
House Intelligence Leadership Introduces Legislation to End NSA Bulk Telephone Metadata Program While Preserving Counterterrorism Capability Chairman Mike Rogers (R-MI) and Ranking Member C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger (D-MD) today introduced the FISA Transparency and Modernization Act of 2014. The bipartisan legislation ends bulk collection of metadata under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, including telephone, email, and internet metadata. The bill also codifies a ban on the bulk collection of bulk firearm sales records, library records, medical records, tax returns, educational records, and other sensitive personal records. The bill’s cosponsors include: Congressman Miller (R-FL), Congressman Conaway (R- TX), Congressman King (R-NY), Congressman LoBiondo (R-NJ), Congressman Nunes (R-CA), Congressman Westmoreland (R-GA), Congresswoman Bachmann (R-MN), Congressman Pompeo (R-KS), Congressman Thompson (D-CA), Congressman Langevin (D-RI), and Congresswoman Sewell (D-AL). For the past several months, the Committee has been evaluating a number of ways to increase transparency and restore trust in cri |
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