Senator Grassley addresses farmer aid, tariffs, Venezuela boat strikes, and student loans in latest report

Sen. Chuck Grassley - US Senator for Iowa
Sen. Chuck Grassley - US Senator for Iowa
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Senator Chuck Grassley has released his weekly Capitol Hill Report, discussing several key issues currently before Congress. The topics covered in the report include a proposed aid package for farmers, ongoing concerns about tariffs, incidents involving boat strikes in Venezuela, matters related to student loans, and the debate over birthright citizenship.

The report provides an update on legislative efforts and policy discussions that may impact constituents and broader national interests.

“Senator Grassley’s weekly Capitol Hill Report is available HERE.”



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