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The National Archives in San Bruno preserves irreplaceable records and stories from across the Bay Area, California, and Nevada. This history belongs to the communities it represents, and we have a responsibility to protect it and keep it accessible for generations to come. Read more here: kevinmullin.house.gov/2026/08/20/lawmakers-work-to-save-national-archives-historic-records See MoreSee Less

This week, I visited two Stanford facilities in my district—the new Stanford University's Redwood City campus and Stanford Medicine Children's Health in Palo Alto. From expanding cancer care to advancing cutting-edge research, these institutions are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in health and medicine. Investing in our health, our researchers, and our medical institutions is an investment in our future. See MoreSee Less

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On August 28, 1963, hundreds of thousands of Americans gathered in Washington, DC, to demand jobs, freedom, and equality. Today, rollbacks of federal civil rights protections and voting rights enforcement threaten that progress. I’m committed to honoring the legacy of those who marched by continuing the fight for equality and justice. See MoreSee Less

On August 28, 1963,

I'm working with lawmakers to stop the federal closure of our Nation Archive in San Bruno. We have a responsibility to protect these culturally significant archives including documents from the Chinese Exclusion Act era and Japanese internment camp records that hold deep meaning to families in our district. Read more here: kevinmullin.house.gov/2026/08/20/lawmakers-work-to-save-national-archives-historic-records See MoreSee Less

ICYMI: I recently hosted an in-person town hall where we discussed my top priorities in Congress and my message to young people on civic engagement, among other issues. Watch the full discussion here: youtube.com/watch?v=… See MoreSee Less

Thank you to the community who showed up for my press conference at the San Bruno National Archives. We will continue working to preserve the archives and our national history. Read more at kevinmullin.house.gov/2026/08/20/lawmakers-work-to-save-national-archives-historic-records/ See MoreSee Less

The National Archives in San Bruno preserves irreplaceable records and stories from across the Bay Area, California, and Nevada. This history belongs to the communities it represents, and we have a responsibility to protect it and keep it accessible for generations to come. Read more here: kevinmullin.house.gov/2026/08/20/lawmakers-work-to-save-national-archives-historic-records

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On August 28, 1963, hundreds of thousands of Americans gathered in Washington, DC, to demand jobs, freedom, and equality. Today, rollbacks of federal civil rights protections and voting rights enforcement threaten that progress. I’m committed to honoring the legacy of those who marched by continuing the fight for equality and justice.

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I'm working with lawmakers to stop the federal closure of our Nation Archive in San Bruno. We have a responsibility to protect these culturally significant archives including documents from the Chinese Exclusion Act era and Japanese internment camp records that hold deep meaning to families in our district. Read more here: kevinmullin.house.gov/2026/08/20/lawmakers-work-to-save-national-archives-historic-records

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ICYMI: I recently hosted an in-person town hall where we discussed my top priorities in Congress and my message to young people on civic engagement, among other issues. Watch the full discussion at kevinmullin.house.gov

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Thank you to the community who showed up for my press conference at the San Bruno National Archives. We will continue working to preserve the archives and our national history. Read more at kevinmullin.house.gov

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