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Congressman Neguse is leading a group of next-generation reformers to confront political corruption, ban stock-trading by Members of Congress and clean up government.
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Congressman Neguse, Chair of House Democrats’ Litigation Task Force, challenges Trump Administration’s unlawful obstruction of congressional oversight at federal immigration detention facilities.
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Congressman Neguse successfully blocked an effort to sell millions of acres public lands to the highest bidder, building a bipartisan coalition to affirm that public lands belong to the people.
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September 15, 2026
For the second time in two weeks, current and former Members of the House of Representatives are challenging the Trump administration’s ongoing attempt to unconstitutionally exercise control over election administration and create chaos in the upcoming midterm elections. Today’s action follows the Litigation Task Force’s successful advocacy before the Supreme Court and the denial of Donald Trump’s attempts to restrict mail-in ballots.
September 14, 2026
Today, House Assistant Minority Leader Joe Neguse, Chair of House Democrats’ Litigation Task Force, issued the following statement.
Rep. Neguse and Gov. Polis Call for an Immediate Cease to Wild Horse Helicopter Roundups in Colorado
September 3, 2026
Today, Congressman Joe Neguse and Governor Jared Polis called on the Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to immediately halt wild horse helicopter roundups in Colorado. Their letter comes on the heels of public reports that in the month of August alone 800 wild horses were captured and hauled away from public lands in the northwestern part of the state. This is part of a costly federal plan to thin the state’s herds, with the next roundup in the region scheduled to begin as soon as September 10th, 2026.
