My office was happy to welcome Korean Deputy Consul General Joonseok Wee to Lincoln yesterday.
Nebraska and Korea have many opportunities to strengthen trade relations. Glad to hear this was a productive conversation and that we could showcase the Good Life! 🇺🇸🇰🇷
Serving Nebraska's 1st District in the U.S House of Representatives | @MainCaucus Chair | @FinancialCmte Housing & Insurance Subcommittee Chairman
- Nebraska ag producers continue to face natural hardships, from persistent drought and devastating wildfires to severe storms and flooding. Through these trials, they are pressing on with the grit that has always defined Nebraska’s farmers and ranchers. Today, I ask all
- Rep. Mike Flood repostedDHS: Alleged Omaha Ringleader of Terrorist Plot Is an Illegal Immigrant
- The man arrested in Omaha for plotting a White House attack entered our country illegally. DHS said his goal with the attack was to be "as deadly as we can get." Open borders and unenforced immigration laws threaten our national security and the safety of Nebraska communities.BREAKING: DHS confirms that an alleged ringleader of the UFC/White House terror plot is a Mexican illegal alien who was granted DACA by the Obama administration. DHS says Abraham Hermosillo Alvarez overstayed a B-2 visitor visa and received DACA in 2014. The FBI assessed that
- Met with students from Lincoln last week during their trip to D.C. for @COETalk's National Student Leadership Congress. Great hearing their stories and goals as they take advantage of opportunities like TRIO programs that help get them ready for college and future careers!
- Rep. Mike Flood repostedThe Committee's bipartisan INVEST Act modernizes the "accredited investor" definition so education, professional credentials and experience - not wealth - determine who can invest in private offerings. This reform grants millions of Americans access to investment opportunities inI think it’s time to revisit the accredited investor laws in the US. Companies are staying private longer, where only accredited investors (aka rich people!) can invest. Retail investors can only come in after IPO, when much of the upside has already been captured. These rules
- Rep. Mike Flood reposted📢 Join us next Wednesday, June 24, at 9 a.m. ET for Summit: The Future of Housing. 👉 Click the link to learn more and RSVP today. events.punchbowl.news/futureofhousin…
- Honored to announce that my office has received the @congressfdn Award for Excellence in Constituent Correspondence & Engagement! This award reflects our commitment to ensuring everyone in our district can connect with and be heard by their government.
- He's right, and I have a bipartisan bill that would do this. @brian_armstrong The Equal Opportunity for All Investors Act allows any investor that passes a financial literacy test to become an accredited investor. Last Congress, the bill got 383 votes in the House. EvenI think it’s time to revisit the accredited investor laws in the US. Companies are staying private longer, where only accredited investors (aka rich people!) can invest. Retail investors can only come in after IPO, when much of the upside has already been captured. These rulesDetails on my bill here: bit.ly/EqualOppInvest… My remarks on the House floor detailing this bill after it was included as part of the broader INVEST Act ⤵️
00:00 - “The work done by both chambers reflects how the Founders intended Congress to operate: the House and Senate came together, made compromises, and found common ground to move this much-needed legislation forward." My full statement on this agreement below 👇More details about what this crucial bill will do for working families nationwide ⤵️
- I'm grateful to the brave men and women in law enforcement who stopped a planned attack at Sunday’s UFC event at the White House, especially the @NEStatePatrol, who supported @FBIOmaha in arresting an Omaha man identified as a ringleader. Political violence has become far too
- Always insightful to meet with @NAMIC – especially when the Chair of their Board of Directors is a Nebraskan! We discussed the challenges facing the insurance industry and ways to help lower costs for consumers while ensuring a strong and reliable insurance market.
- While well-intentioned, current BABA requirements make it more expensive to build homes, pricing out working families and adding red tape. America has a housing supply problem. My ‘Build Housing Affordably Act’ cuts barriers, lowers costs, and will help build more homes 🏡More on my latest bipartisan housing bill ⤵️

















