Rep. Dina Titus (D-Nev.) slammed President Trump for his remarks referring to immigrants from “shithole countries,” saying Trump is a “vile stain” on America’s reputation. “Just when you think he cannot say anything more vulgar and offensive, he embarrasses us again,” Titus tweeted Thursday. “He is a vile stain on our country's… Read more »

January 11, 2018
Rep. Titus could not support a bill that allows the government to spy on its own people without a warrant. Read more »

January 11, 2018
Rep. Titus has championed efforts to fight human trafficking and ask the nation to recommit the effort in rooting out this heinous crime. Read more »

Several thousand Nevada residents from El Salvador will likely face deportation in September 2019 under a new Trump Administration directive to end their Temporary Protected Status. According to the Center for American Progress, about 6,300 Nevada residents are TPS holders from El Salvador, Honduras and Haiti. The Las Vegas Sun reports about 4,800 of those TPS recipients are… Read more »

Nevada elected officials stood amid glass-shelved displays of marijuana last week to tell the federal government to keep its hands off the state’s legal cannabis industry. Rep. Dina Titus and state Sens. Tick Segerblom and Aaron Ford were at the Apothecary Shoppe marijuana dispensary in Las Vegas, responding to Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ removal of Obama-era protections… Read more »

January 9, 2018
This heinous action by the Trump Administration will jeopardize our economy and stability within our community. Read more »

Nearly 200,000 immigrants from El Salvador — some of whom have lived in the U.S. for more than two decades — expect to learn Monday whether they’ll be obligated to leave the country because of the cancellation of the Temporary Protected Status program. Since a devastating earthquake hit the Central American country in 2001, the TPS program has offered Salvadorans… Read more »

January 5, 2018
With major deadlines from TPS and DACA, Rep. Titus and local advocates are rallying for local families. Read more »

January 4, 2018
Rep. Titus will fight all efforts to crackdown on Nevada's legal marijuana businesses. Read more »

LAS VEGAS - Nevada's marijuana industry reacted to an anti-pot move by United States Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Thursday. The industry says this could be a threat to businesses. Marijuana is not legal federally, but it's legal in Nevada. However, federal laws trump state laws. Under President Barack Obama, federal prosecutors were discouraged from cracking down on marijuana… Read more »