The U.S. Senate is currently on state work week, when lawmakers are allowed to address issues and then travel home or visit with constituents or groups. heavy agenda In the last few weeks.

Alabama's two U.S. senators traveled to Montgomery today, stopping at the Alabama State Capitol on the way to meet with state legislators for the second week of the 2024 legislative session.

.@sentuberville and @senkatiebritt They stopped by the state Capitol today and spoke with legislative leaders during their week back in Alabama. #alpolitics pic.twitter.com/8mTA1ZKmy5

— Grayson Everett (@Grayson270) February 14, 2024

Sen. Tuberville (R-Auburn) visited the Montgomery Chamber of Commerce early Thursday morning and then met with Alabama House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter.

“Senators Tuberville and Britt are two remarkable leaders in Alabama and I am proud to call them friends,” said House Speaker Ledbetter (R-Rainsville).

“During their visit, we discussed some of the issues we are working on during Congress and the work they do every day in Washington, D.C., to support our efforts. We are fortunate to have such a strong presence in the United States Senate.”

Senators Tuberville and Britt spoke at the House Republican Caucus luncheon. Sen. Britt (R-Montgomery) met with state Senate leaders, including Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth and Sen. Pro Tem Greg Reed.

“Alabama is incredibly blessed with two talented, capable, and hard-working U.S. senators,” said Sen. Reed (R-Jasper). “Senator Britt and Coach Tuberville are doing a great job representing our state, and we welcome them to the State Capitol today to report on all the great work we are doing to help the state of Alabama. I’m very excited about what we can do.”

I couldn't be more proud @senkatiebritt While we continue to work here at home, we represent Alabama's interests on the federal stage. Together, we will ensure that Alabama's voice is heard loud and clear both in our state and across the nation. #alpolitics pic.twitter.com/yV4AHSnR7a

— Alabama Senate Republicans (@ALSenateRepubs) February 14, 2024

“I am extremely proud of the work Sen. Britt is doing in Washington, D.C.” said Lieutenant Governor Ainsworth.

“She represents every well in Alabama. She fought hard for our conservative values ​​and brought common sense reforms to the bureaucracy in Washington, D.C. , has benefited from her extensive working knowledge of the U.S. Senate and intends to do so for decades to come.”

Wednesday is the fifth day of the 2024 Alabama legislative session.

Grayson Everett is the state and politics editor for Yellowhammer News. You can follow him on Twitter @Grayson270