
No child should be forced to inhale tear gas or other chemical agents while trick or treating in their own neighborhood.
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No child should be forced to inhale tear gas or other chemical agents while trick or treating in their own neighborhood.

And it's a pretext that's just being used to pour more and more tariffs onto Canada.

Democrats need to do their job and stop punishing families and small businesses.

to ensure New Yorkers do not go hungry this holiday season.

I don't think you can say that fentanyl is not an emergency vis-a-vis Mexico or China, but it is ridiculous to say that fentanyl is an emergency with respect to Canada.

This is serious, this is urgent — and requires immediate action.

If a school has been failing for a prolonged period, shut it down and give a charter school or a specialized school the chance to succeed.

But they are also really about how much will we let a president get away with? Do my colleagues have a gag reflex or not?

Abrego is an MS-13 gang member, human trafficker, serial domestic abuser, and child predator.

So the votes are about tariffs, and they're about the economic destruction of tariffs, but they are also really about, how much will we let a president get away with?

On education — when schools are failing, I believe we should close them and replace them with charter schools. I’m a strong believer in charter schools.

Tariffs are a tax on American consumers. Tariffs are a tax on American businesses. And they are a tax that is imposed by a single person: Donald J. Trump.

I know many oppose them, but when a public school fails generation after generation, and we keep it open anyway, that’s unacceptable.

I am fast tracking $30 million in emergency food assistance funds to help keep food pantries stocked.

The impacts in their states, ironically, are disproportionate.

While this $3 million in emergency funding will not fill the entire gap left by the federal government, it represents our state’s commitment to supporting our neighbors during this crisis.