I led a letter with Congressman Jamaal Bowman, joined by 47 of our colleagues, calling on President Biden to take Executive action to protect tenants and bring down rental costs.

It is an important first step, but we need more.

Because you did not listen to those warnings, catastrophic conditions were created for passengers by the hundreds of thousands.

The Administration has an obligation to ensure that agencies are using all of their authorities to protect families' access to housing.

In response to what happened, Senator Blumenthal and I called on Southwest to provide a cash hardship payment beyond refunds.

Unfortunately for those customers, those payments are little consolation for passengers like Christine Pastore.

It is their choice. Would you give them a cash payment in order for them to fly on another carrier rather than Southwest?

During the first 11 months of 2022, more than 25 percent of Southwest flights either arrived late or were canceled.

if the big corporate landlords see this blueprint as a cause for celebration, then I think it is probably safe to assume there is a lot more that the Administration could do to meaningfully protect renters.

It is absolutely unacceptable that airlines charge for that service.

Airlines failed travelers last year over and over. Passengers missed birthdays and weddings.

Airlines failed travelers last year over and over. Passengers missed birthdays and weddings.

We know that housing is the largest expense for American families every month, and the problem has just gotten worse.

What we can say with certainty about the Biden administration's blueprint for advancing a renter's bill of right is that NAA's advocacy helped avert an Executive order.

I led a letter with Congressman Jamaal Bowman, joined by 47 of our colleagues, calling on President Biden to take Executive action to protect tenants and bring down rental costs.

if the big corporate landlords see this blueprint as a cause for celebration, then I think it is probably safe to assume there is a lot more that the Administration could do to meaningfully protect renters.

It is their choice. Would you give them a cash payment in order for them to fly on another carrier rather than Southwest?

It is absolutely unacceptable that airlines charge for that service.