"300,000 Pennsylvanians are projected to lose their health care. My bill very simply would say these Medicaid cuts do not take effect in December.  We need to act to prevent them, and we need to act now," said Congressman Boyle.

Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer death among women in the United States. There's a remarkable lack of knowledge as to why. That is why more federal resources are needed in this area," said Congressman Boyle.

“Where there is a vision, the people will flourish. The people here at Esperanza have great vision and have the ability to see that vision realized. This program, the more than $1 million that I was able to secure for it, will help create jobs in our community," said Congressman Boyle.

“I am here for a very happy reason and that is to announce I've secured $1.5 million for Temple University and its Philadelphia Healthy and Safe Schools program,” said Congressman Boyle.

"We are the United States of America. We don't censor our history, and I am not going to allow the Trump administration to start censoring our nation's history. So federal legislation is clearly needed,” said Congressman Boyle.

“So, I am very excited to help you continue to serve others, and specifically awarding $250,000 to help the Salvation Army combat the scourge of human trafficking,” said Congressman Boyle.

Congressman Brendan F. Boyle (PA-02), Ranking Member of the House Budget Committee, held a press conference in Kensington to highlight the harm caused by federal cuts to violence-prevention and housing funding, as well as broader cuts to health care that disproportionately affect neighborhoods like Kensington.

“Chris's life's work embodied the best of our city, and his kind nature and positive impact he had on everyone he met,” said Congressman Boyle.

“My top priority in Congress has always been getting real results for the people I represent, regardless of party,” said Congressman Boyle.