H.Res. 893 seeks to censure Representative Cory Mills of Florida and remove him from two key House committees—Armed Services and Foreign Affairs—over multiple serious allegations. The resolution cites conflicts of interest related to his ownership of defense contracting companies that have secured nearly $1 million in federal contracts for weapons and munitions while he served on committees overseeing such matters, as well as potential violations of financial disclosure requirements and campaign finance laws. Additionally, the resolution details allegations that Mills fabricated or misrepresented his military service record, particularly regarding a Bronze Star award, with former military colleagues contradicting his accounts of heroic actions. The resolution also addresses personal conduct issues, including a February 2025 domestic violence assault investigation by DC police and a Florida court's October 2025 issuance of a protective order against Mills related to dating violence allegations and threats to release intimate images. If approved, the resolution requires Mills to appear before the House for a public censure and removes him from his committee assignments, though it does not propose expulsion from Congress.
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