Statements about S.3201: Temporary Reauthorization and Study of the Emergency Scheduling of Fentanyl Analogues Act

Ten members of Congress have made 13 statements about this bill.

Date	Member	Party	State / District	Title
Jan. 29, 2020	Jan Schakowsky	D	IL-9	Schakowsky Votes No On S. 3201
Jan. 31, 2020	Jerrold Nadler	D	NY-12	Rep. Nadler Statement on S. 3201, the Temporary Reauthorization and Study of the Emergency Scheduling of Fentanyl Analogues Act
Jan. 28, 2020	Guy Reschenthaler	R	PA-14	Reschenthaler Criticizes Democrats Irresponsible Delay of Legislation to Combat Deadly Opioids
Jan. 29, 2020	Charlie Crist	D	FL-13	HOUSE EMPOWERS DEA TO BAN ALL FENTANYL-LIKE DRUGS
Jan. 29, 2020	Sean Casten	D	IL-6	Casten Statement on Voting Against Expanding Mandatory Minimums and Calling for Solutions on Comprehensive Substance Use Disorder Treatment
Jan. 29, 2020	Harold Rogers	R	KY-5	Congressman Rogers Votes for Federal Bill to Combat Fentanyl Abuse
Jan. 29, 2020	Doug Collins	R	GA-9	Collins, Walden Applaud Extension of Fentanyl Analogues Ban
Jan. 29, 2020	Larry Bucshon	R	IN-8	Dr. Bucshon Votes To Keep Fentanyl Out of America’s Neighborhoods
Jan. 28, 2020	Steny H. Hoyer	D	MD-5	THE DAILY LEADER: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2020