South Texans living in Hidalgo, Willacy, and Cameron Counties who were impacted by the March 2025 floods may qualify for federal assistance including grants and low-interest loans.
Congressman Gonzalez has a strong track record of fighting for affordable health care coverage, lower drug prices, and investments into our health care system in South Texas. Since coming to Congress, he has brought $303,463,092 in federal funds to be directly used for health care research and assistance.
Rep. Gonzalez is bringing federal funding and modern solutions to the South Texas education system. Since coming to Congress, he helped shepherd $1,307,463,424 for higher education spending and voted for COVID-19 relief legislation to keep classrooms open and students learning.
Rep. Gonzalez has been fighting for our veterans. In 2023, he introduced the bipartisan Repatriate Our Patriots Act, brought a total of $189,768,571 for veteran owned small businesses during his four terms in Congress, and voted to protect those who served our country.
My office is here to help constituents and their families during hurricane season. Please find out more information by clicking here. Rep. Gonzalez returned $14,737,769,811 into the pockets of South Texans since arriving to Congress.
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Washington, D.C.— Yesterday, the Trump Administration granted a Presidential Permit to Cameron County to construct, maintain and operate a pedestrian border crossing at the Gateway International Bridge in Brownsville, Texas.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas — Congressman Vicente Gonzalez was joined by members of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Retirees Chapter 12, Brownsville Educators Stand Together American Federation of Teachers (BEST AFT) Local 3877, Texas State Employees Union – Communication Workers of America (TSEU – CWA) Local 6186, and the Rio Grande Valley Labo
Washington, DC - Today, Congressman Vicente Gonzalez announced that he sent a letter to Douglas A. Collins, Secretary of Veterans Affairs, raising serious concerns over the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs’ (VA) plan to “voluntarily” reduce their workforce by 30,000 employees through the end of September 2025.
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