Stephen F. Lynch

The SCOTUS decision on Temporary Protective Status for Haitian families is blind to the facts on the ground in Haiti and threatens to expose those families to widespread gang violence, political instability, and a humanitarian crisis that makes daily life incredibly dangerous.

My office is currently accepting applications for interns in my Washington D.C. office. Visit my website to learn more and to apply - lynch.house.gov/internships

The SCOTUS decision on Temporary Protective Status for Haitian families is blind to the facts on the ground in Haiti and threatens to expose those families to widespread gang violence, political instability, and a humanitarian crisis that makes daily life incredibly dangerous.

I welcomed Suri Yang, this year’s Congressional Art Competition winner, to see her artwork entitled “Since the First Thanksgiving” on display in the U.S. Capitol. Suri is from West Roxbury and is a student at Boston Trinity Academy. Thank you to all the students from the Eighth

The safety of the public is my number one priority. I have asked the National Transportation Safety Board (@NTSB) to fully investigate the two recent near misses at @BostonLogan.