Press Release
I am glad that Secretary Tillerson finally decided to host the Community of Democracies meeting in Washington, though his wavering on this decision sent a very dangerous signal about our nation’s commitment to supporting democratic principles, institutions, and norms around the world.
I am committed to pursuing every possible avenue to quickly pass the DREAM Act and provide a permanent legislative solution to protect DREAMers
The task forces launched today by the House Democratic Caucus will help House Democrats develop policies to ensure better jobs, better wages, and a better future for the American people.
I’m pleased to see that the Senate came to an agreement on a long-term reauthorization of CHIP, which enables low-income families to access affordable health care coverage for their children.
Tonight, the House joined the Senate in condemning the hateful actions by neo-Nazis and white supremacists in Charlottesville last month in the strongest of terms.
I was deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Edith Windsor, who spent the past four decades fighting for equality for LGBT Americans.
Today’s report by the U.S. Census Bureau makes one thing abundantly clear: under President Obama’s leadership, our recovery spread across the economic spectrum.
North Korea cannot be permitted to threaten the United States or its neighbors with the world's most dangerous weapons, and I am encouraged that the international community has rallied to make this clear.
As we gather in communities across our country to remember the tragedy of September 11, 2001, we recall both painful loss and uplifting acts of heroism.
I am glad that the House has voted to forestall a government shutdown and a default on our debt obligations – all while taking action to aid those impacted by Hurricane Harvey, and prepare for Hurricane Irma.