In this week’s edition of “DC Current” Congressman Troy Carter highlighted his bipartisan Next Generation 911 Act, aimed at modernizing emergency communication systems to give first responders real-time tools for saving lives. He also addressed the urgent need to extend ACA tax credits, warning that millions—including Louisiana families and small businesses—could face skyrocketing premiums if leadership gridlock persists. Carter remains optimistic that cooler heads will prevail to protect both public safety and healthcare access.
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