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Press Releases

July 20, 2026

Congressman Pat Ryan Introduces “Family Grocery and Farmer Relief Act,” to Break Up Harmful Monopolies, Bring Down Grocery Costs, and Fight for Hudson Valley Small Businesses


July 15, 2026

Congressman Pat Ryan Statement on Massie Amendment

"The safety and security of every member of our Hudson Valley community is the most important thing to me. I also believe in Israel’s right to exist and am committed to the fight against anti-Semitism.


July 14, 2026

Pat Ryan, Monopoly Busters Caucus Chairs Applaud State Lawsuit to Block Illegal Paramount-Warner Merger

 


July 13, 2026
Following Border Czar Tom Homan’s promise of an ICE surge in New York, Congressman Pat Ryan immediately raised the alarm on reports of a new facility in Newburgh and is demanding answers on if the site will be used for ICE detention

July 13, 2026
When West Park residents abruptly received notice that their post office would be closing, with no information or timeline provided on when services will resume, Ryan immediately wrote to USPS demanding the closure be reversed

July 9, 2026
Ryan is releasing the initial community feedback from his petition, showing the West Park community’s massive opposition to the closure; since there is no home delivery in the area, residents must pick up their mail in person daily
Issues: Freedom for All

July 9, 2026
Ryan joined Town of Wappinger leaders to announce he has secured a nearly $750,000 investment in FY27 Community Project Funding for the Town’s efforts to combat toxic forever chemicals in the drinking water and update their water filtration systems

July 2, 2026
Ryan has led the fight against a mass detention center opening in the Hudson Valley for months; his petition opposing the proposed facility in Chester amassed more than 25,000 signatures

July 2, 2026
Participating high school students can pick between five prompts to reflect on America’s history and explore their hopes and visions for our country’s future

July 1, 2026
When West Park residents abruptly received notice that their post office would be closing, with no information or timeline provided on when services will resume, Ryan immediately wrote to USPS demanding the closure be reversed