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This bill is about protecting what’s most personal to us, what makes us us: our voice and our likeness.

I am proud to partner with my colleagues to introduce the Make More in America Act, which will reduce our dependence on global supply chains, create new jobs, and lower costs for communities in Delaware and across the nation.

Delaware has always been a center for innovation in this country, but it’s not enough to just invent things in America – we need to make them in America, too.

We have to address gun violence. We cannot become numb to this.

Today, it is on us to be strong for them in their time of pain and grief. Our hearts are with the families of the victims and the Wilmington Hospital community.

Our doctors, nurses, and support staff are the best of Delaware. They hold us together in our darkest hours.

Today, our hearts break for Wilmington. A gunman turned what should be a place of healing and hope into a place of terror.

The extension of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for the Haitian community was rooted in an undeniable humanitarian crisis that required acknowledgment and increased protection.

I pledge my commitment to ensuring our Nation’s men have the resources they need to be healthy, resilient, and capable of doing what they do best—caring for their families, uplifting their communities, and forging an even brighter, more…

As we wait for further information, I'm praying for our community and grateful for the swift and ongoing law enforcement response.

I'm praying for everyone's safety, including patients, health care workers, first responders, and law enforcement officers.

I want to offer my thoughts and prayers for the employees at Wilmington Hospital who I know experienced a terrible day today.

Today is a sobering reminder that nobody is immune from the devastation of gun violence.

While a ceasefire and negotiations are a positive development, so far this war of choice has only made American service members and civilians less safe and left many key questions unanswered or unaddressed.

What inspections regime will there be and will the IAEA be involved?

How will we ensure Iran actually complies with any nuclear agreement between the U.S. and Iran if one is reached?

What will be the status of Iran’s enriched nuclear material stockpile and how will its enrichment capabilities be curtailed or ended?

This war has come at a high cost: we have spent tens of billions of dollars, felt the brunt of soaring inflation and higher gas and fertilizer prices, 14 American service members are dead, and hundreds more are wounded.