Italian American Congressional Delegation

The bi-cameral and bi-partisan Italian American Congressional Delegation (IACD) is composed of nearly 200 Members of Congress: twenty-nine who trace their ancestry to Italy and more than 150 Associate IACD Members who, although not Italian American, have an interest in the Italian American Community.

The IACD is currently chaired by Bill Pascrell (NJ-8) and Mark Amodei (NV-2) of the U.S. House of Representatives.

The National Italian American Foundation (NIAF) works closely with the IACD on issues of importance to the Italian American community and to advance U.S.-Italy political, cultural and trade relations. Throughout the year, NIAF holds numerous policy forums in the U.S. Congress with the collaboration of the IACD. NIAF also coordinates meetings between visiting Italian delegations and corresponding U.S. officials.

Senate membership

John Barrasso (R–WY)
Catherine Cortez Masto (D–NV)
Ted Cruz (R–TX)
Mike Enzi (R–WY)
Patrick Leahy (D–VT)
Joe Manchin (D–WV)

House membership

Robert Aderholt (R–AL)
Mark Amodei (R–NV)
Suzanne Bonamici (D–OR)
Anthony Brindisi (D–NY)
David Cicilline (D–RI)
Peter DeFazio (D–OR)
Diana DeGette (D–CO)
Rosa DeLauro (D–CT)
Suzan DelBene (D–WA)
Mike Doyle (D–PA)
Chuck Fleischmann (R–TN)
Jeff Fortenberry (R–NE)
Virginia Foxx (R–NC)
John Garamendi (D–CA)
Greg Gianforte (R–MT)
Doug LaMalfa (R–CA)
John B. Larson (D–CT)
Kevin McCarthy (R–CA)
Steven Palazzo (R–MS)
Frank Pallone (D–NJ)
Jimmy Panetta (D–CA)
Bill Pascrell (D–NJ)
Nancy Pelosi (D–CA)
Scott Peters (D–CA)
Tim Ryan (D–OH)
Steve Scalise (R–LA)
Darren Soto (D–FL)
Ross Spano (R–FL)
Elise Stefanik (R–NY)
Thomas Suozzi (D–NY)
Mike Thompson (D–CA)
Brad Wenstrup (R–OH)

Caucus Members

Past members

Mike Arcuri (D–NY)
John Baldacci (D–ME)
Lou Barletta (R–PA)
Kerry Bentivolio (R–MI)
John Boccieri (D–OH)
Bob Brady (D–PA)
Ginny Brown-Waite (R–FL)
Ann Marie Buerkle (R–NY)
Mike Capuano (D–MA)
Travis Childers (D–MS)
Ryan Costello (R–PA)
Chip Cravaack (R–MN)
Ron DeSantis (R–FL)
Pete Domenici (R–NM)
John Ensign (R–NV)
John Faso (R–NY)
Mike Ferguson (R–NJ)
Vito Fossella (R–NY)
Jim Gerlach (R–PA)
Michael Grimm (R–NY)
Felix Grucci (R–NY)
Frank Guinta (R–NH)
Debbie Halvorson (D–IL)
Melissa Hart (R–PA)
Joe Heck (R–NV)
John LaFalce (D–NY)
Nick Lampson (D–TX)
Mary Landrieu (D–LA)
Frank LoBiondo (R–NJ)
Dan Maffei (D–NY)
Don Manzullo (R–IL)
Tom Marino (R–PA)
Frank Mascara (D–PA)
John Mica (R–FL)
George Miller (D–CA)
Connie Morella (R–MD)
Jim Oberstar (D–MN)
Tom Perriello (D–VA)
Mike Pompeo (R–KS)
Jim Renacci (R–OH)
Rick Renzi (R–AZ)
Marge Roukema (R–NJ)
Rick Santorum (R–PA)
Tom Tancredo (R–CO)
Pat Tiberi (R–OH)
Robert Torricelli (D–NJ)
David Trott (R–MI)
Dave Weldon (R–FL)

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gollark: They're not "weak". The UK government has something like 40% of national GDP.

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External links

IACD at the National Italian American Foundation

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