Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger will host his second telephone town hall on the coronavirus pandemic on Tuesday, March 31, at 5 p.m. The focus of this town hall will be on the emergency aid packages just passed by Congress, including unemployment benefits, help for small business owners and individual rebate checks that will be sent to many Americans. Click here to sign-up to participate or to live stream the event:

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Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger, along with his fellow Maryland delegation members, announced almost $30 million in HUD grants for 83 projects combating homelessness across Baltimore City and Baltimore, Harford, Howard, Carroll, and Anne Arundel Counties.

Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger, a former Intelligence Committee leader, has been sounding the alarm against Huawei and other Chinese telecommunications companies with access to devices indispensable to everyday American life for nearly eight years. The 16 charges “validate” his concerns, he said in his statement.

Congressman Ruppersberger introduced the bipartisan End the Cycle of Violence Act with Congressman Adam Kinzinger of Illinois. The legislation, modeled off the Violence Intervention Program at the University of Maryland’s Shock Trauma, provides $10 million in federal grants to hospitals across the country offering services to violent crime victims while they’re recovering.