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During my questions at our Ways and Means oversight hearing on the IRS, a tax law expert testified that unauthorized access or sharing of taxpayers' personal data would be a crime, punishable by fine or up to five years in prison. The statute of limitations to prosecute offenses under this taxpayer privacy law could run for up to 6 years—past the current administration.

Rep. Don Beyer Questions Tax Law Expert Nina Olson on DOGE Access to Private Taxpayer Data at a Ways and Means Hearing on February 11, 2025.

Rep. Don Beyer gives remarks on the House Floor in support of the Scientific Integrity Act and against Trump's censorship of the NSF.

This morning I sent an open letter to federal employees as they weigh the administration’s offer of so-called “deferred resignation.” Since I sent that letter, a federal judge has temporarily paused these offers. But, it is possible that they ultimately will be allowed to proceed. Here is my message to federal employees trying to figure out what to do.

A full audio recording of Rep. Don Beyer's Telephone Town Hall on the Federal Workforce with guest Rob Shriver, Managing Director of Civil Service Strong at Democracy Forward and Former Acting Director of the Office of Personnel Management.

Rep. Don Beyer speaks at a press conference with federal, state, and local officials following the tragic air collision at National Airport (DCA).

The January 6 pardons are among the worst things Trump has ever done. Republican silence and their defense of Trump's pardons are unforgivable.

Congressman Don Beyer delivers remarks on the House floor during a special order hour on on President Donald Trump’s pardons and commutations for the perpetrators of the violent January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol.