Congressman Will Hurd

There are many other Veterans we could point to who have ended their time in the military, but continued their service in their local communities. Unfortunately, not every Veteran story goes in that direction.

I’ve always worked in veteran advocacy, but this job is different. Not only am I helping fellow veterans and military members get the benefits, care, and attention they deserve, but I have a boss who listens to their concerns, gives me the tools I need to tackle individual challenges, and is committed to improving the system.

Every day, our adversaries perpetrate an unknown number of attacks against our nation. You don’t hear about all of them because they’re not taking down buildings or hijacking airplanes.

In order to alleviate traffic along the border, the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) announced a transformative construction project to widen U.S. 277 through Maverick, Kinney, and Val Verde counties. Funding for the project was made possible by U.S. Representatives Will Hurd and Henry Cuellar’s legislative effort allowing states to use federal dollars on border infrastructure.

“We owe our freedom to these heroes and must do a better job facilitating their transition back home. One of the ways we can do this is by providing opportunities for them to continue to serve,”

“Manufacturing impacts almost every aspect of our lives, from how we treat illnesses to the cars we drive. These businesses are innovators that push this nation forward and it is critical that we keep unnecessary government regulations out of the way so that we can continue to expand opportunity,”