U.S. House of Representatives

By keeping methadone locked behind specialized clinics, we force individuals in recovery to face daily transportation burdens and institutional stigma just to stay alive.

For too long, methadone treatment for opioid use disorder has been siloed away from the mainstream healthcare system.

For too long, we have kept methadone – an evidence-based, life-saving medication – locked away, far from many of the people who need it.

The Supreme Court, with the Trump administration’s poisonous thumb on the scale, is again failing the public and sacrificing our health in the process.

States should also have the right to require more transparency from companies selling products to their residents.

Companies should be held liable if they fail to warn Americans about carcinogens in their products, and Americans deserve to seek recourse when they are unknowingly exposed to life-threatening risks.

In siding with Monsanto and Bayer, the Supreme Court has made clear that it prioritizes corporate immunity over the health of the American people—just like the Trump administration.

We must continue the fight to protect our neighbors.

We have a moral duty to protect TPS holders and to provide this vulnerable group a permanent pathway to citizenship.

The far-right extremist majority on the Court has severed a critical lifeline for people seeking safety and has worsened a humanitarian crisis.

The lives of over a million TPS holders who cannot return home safely are now at grave risk due to the Supreme Court’s ruling on Trump’s unlawful, racist termination of the Temporary Protected Status program.

Today’s decision is devastating for thousands of our neighbors who have lived and worked in our communities for years and just had the rug pulled out from under them. Now that the Supreme Court has rubberstamped the racist policies of…

Working families are paying more for just about everything. Inflation is at its highest level in three years, while the costs of housing, groceries, and everyday essentials continue to climb.

A living wage should never be too much for anyone to ask for in this country.

If you work full time in this country, you should be able to afford to live. But wages are so low that parents work 60 hours a week and still aren’t sure if they’ll have lunch money for their kids.

Investing in community spaces is not just about buildings—it’s about creating places where young people and families feel safe, supported, and proud.

Our immigration judges must have full protection under the law and the removals of Jackler and Jaroch are in clear violation of the Civil Service Reform Act.

I’m glad to see the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit grant this request.

Blue slips are an important part of the Senate’s constitutional duty of advice and consent.

Mr. Blanche has treated the Justice Department like a criminal defense firm whose sole client is President Trump.

Throughout his tenure at the Justice Department, Mr. Blanche has used the Department as a shield to protect the President and his MAGA allies and as a sword to attack his political opponents.

The next time this Committee meets, it will be to consider the nomination of Todd Blanche to be Attorney General of the United States.

But the fight is not over. I, along with my Democratic colleagues, will continue to push back against harmful partisan policies that put women’s health and autonomy at risk.

It is astonishing that in America today, women have fewer rights than their mothers and grandmothers did.