In my view, Congress has a moral and a legal obligation to fulfill the promises made to Indian Country.

the return of science as the foundation for decisionmaking, the focus on climate change, and maintaining healthy ecosystems, all through the lens of environmental justice.

the President has laid out an ambitious agenda.

I know that your experience can help us to move forward in this space.

for every dollar paid to white men, Latino women earn only 55 cents, and Native American women earn only 60 cents

the Paycheck Fairness Act would prohibit these sorts of retaliatory bands where people are told... there will be a penalty if you do

I think it is important.

this budget is a refreshing change from the draconian budgets the committee has received over the last 4 years.

the President has introduced.

My family raised me to understand that our communities are stronger when workers are protected and empowered.

Amen.

I strongly believe that community colleges are the greatest answer to a recovery with equity in America.

I look forward to having a conversation about the importance of unions to our democracy, our republic, and to working Americans.

These issues matter to my constituents in New Mexico, and like many other places, we are already living through the impacts of changing climate.

coal has become completely unaffordable as a power source.

The stories of the risks of the sea-level rise, the ocean warming, the devastating hurricanes and cyclones, but also, that the islands are rising, right.

I have worked on FEMA disasters with tribes and other communities in New Mexico, and we know that our most vulnerable, who suffer most from disasters, also have the fewest resources to rebuild in a green and resilient manner.

I understand there are two of us now in the United States Senate that attended Head Start, myself and United States Senator Raphael Warnock as well.