Press Releases
Warner, Kaine Fight for Virginia Seafood Industry
Join a dozen bipartisan Senators in calling for Labor and Homeland Security Secretaries to immediately resume processing of H-2B applications
Mar 13 2015
Warner, Kaine Call for Passage of Homeland Security Funding Bill Without Extraneous Policy Riders
With Homeland Security funding set to expire, 45 Senators say clean, full funding bill for 2015 fiscal year urgently needed to maintain national security efforts
Jan 27 2015
Sens. Warner & Kaine Introduce Bipartisan Startup Act
~ Legislation promotes innovation, jobs and new businesses ~
Jan 16 2015
Sens. Warner, Kaine Sign Onto Legislation to Create High-Skill Korean Visas
~ Would help fill Virginia’s high-skill labor gap & strengthen bilateral ties between the U.S. and Korea ~
Nov 17 2014
Statement on Border Crisis
Jul 17 2014
Statement of Sen. Warner on Location of Immigrant Facility in Brunswick
~ On Location of a Federal Immigrant Refugee Facility in Brunswick County ~
Jun 20 2014
Statement of Sen. Warner on In-State Tuition for Virginia DREAMers
~ On in-state tuition for Virginia DREAMers ~
Apr 29 2014
WASHINGTON - U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-VA) released the following statement on Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring’s announcement today that Virginia students with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival (DACA) status, or DREAMers, are eligible for in-state tuition at Virginia’s public community colleges and universities:
“Today’s announcement is an important step in the direction of fairness and economic opportunity for the children of undocumented immigrants,” Sen. Warner said. “If the United States is going to win the talent competition in today’s global economy, the last thing we need to do is exclude educated young people who were brought here through no fault of their own. When I was governor, we tried to ensure that DREAMers would have access to in-state tuition at Virginia’s public colleges and universities and I’m thrilled that Attorney General Herring has determined that under law, these Virginians will have access to educational opportunity.”