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Mike Enzi is Wyoming’s 20th U.S. Senator. His joy of representing Wyoming is topped by few things. (Being a grandfather and fly fishing are two.)

Joined May 2011

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    Mar 8
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  2. Mar 7

    Happy to all those who live in and enjoy the wonderful state that is Wyoming!

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  3. Mar 7

    The H-2B visa program is important to Wyoming's economy. Many businesses rely on the program during busy seasons. I signed a letter urging the administration to immediately increase the cap of H-2B visas.

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    Congrats to Kemmerer’s Easton Countryman and Rawlins’ Toby Arment on being Wyoming’s delegates at the 2019 U.S. Program and earning a $10,000 scholarship. Both are excellent students and have volunteered extensively in their communities.

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  5. Mar 6

    Spring is a time of year when many Wyoming residents travel to Washington, D.C. The Wyoming delegation was pleased to host the first Wyoming Wednesday of the year this morning. It's a great opportunity to visit with folks about issues important to them over coffee & donuts.

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  7. Mar 4

    in 1913, the “Buffalo nickel” went into circulation. In 2004, after introducing the Bison Nickel Restoration Act, I brought Harvey the bison to Capitol Hill. In 2005, the U.S. Mint announced the Buffalo nickel as part of its Westward Journey Series.

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  8. Mar 4

    Some people bring their dogs to work – I once brought a live bison...

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  9. Mar 4

    I am glad that the IRS will be reopening its Taxpayer Assistance Center in Cheyenne on March 6. I sent a letter in early February requesting the office be reopened.

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  10. Mar 1

    I am fortunate to be able to sponsor a young adult from Wyoming to serve as a Senate page. It's a great chance to see history in the making and get real work experience. Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity!

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  11. Mar 1

    Happy Birthday Yellowstone! The first national park was founded on this day by an act of Congress back in 1872!

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  12. Feb 28

    Grizzly bears in Yellowstone region should be delisted. Unfortunately, a judge relisted them in the face of wildlife management experts & scientific evidence. This new bill would delist them again & stop further frivolous litigation.

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  13. Feb 28

    I intro’d legislation w/ that would direct the Department of the Interior to reissue its delisting of the grizzly bear in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and prohibit further judicial review on this issue.

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  14. Feb 28

    It’s clear that under the Endangered Species Act grizzly bears in the Yellowstone region are fully recovered, that they should be delisted and management returned to the states.

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  15. Retweeted
    Feb 27

    ICYMI - Chair highlights how Congress has spent almost $1 trillion above budget caps since 2011

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  16. Feb 27

    I’m accepting applications for eligible high school students to serve as U.S. Senate pages in Washington, D.C.! This is a great opportunity for young people and provides experiences that participants will carry with them for the rest of their lives.

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  17. Feb 26

    The effective use of E-Verify would dramatically improve our ability to ensure that businesses are hiring legal workers. Our bill would expand the E-Verify program to all U.S. employers and should be a key part of immigration reform.

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  18. Feb 26

    Joined Sen. today in introducing legislation to help businesses comply with immigration laws by certifying the legal status of their workforce.

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    Feb 26

    REMINDER - Tomorrow will examine the Budget Control Act and review cap adjusted spending.

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  20. Feb 25

    This common-sense legislation would ensure that if you’re traveling from point A to point C with a knife that is legal in both locations, you should not have to worry about going through point B.

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