The Republicans' Big, Ugly Bill is the biggest transfer of money in history to the wealthy and well-connected—paid for on the backs of everyday Americans.

It's not enough that they've spent weeks violently ambushing people, now ICE and CBP agents are allegedly entering school campuses, pulling down their pants, and urinating on playgrounds.

The federal government illegally sidestepped him by deploying Guard forces without his permission.

It was sad to see echoes of colonial rhetoric here in the halls of the United States Congress.

Protecting Medicaid is essential for the vulnerable constituents we were elected to represent. Therefore, we cannot support a final bill that threatens access to coverage or jeopardizes the stability of our hospitals and providers.

We are creating in this country control over people. And that’s impacting not just the rights of immigrants, it’s impacting our freedoms as Americans.

The reality is, the central issue for America is we can’t be a nation half-prosperous and half in decline and in despair.

It’s just so un-American.

It makes people in the country who are in the bottom 30%, working hard to pay their bills, poorer, because it’s stripping away healthcare from them, stripping away food assistance from them.

Today ushers in a dark and harrowing time for America's children, seniors, Veterans, working families, and the most vulnerable in our nation.

It really is about abundance.

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We aren’t delayed because moderates whose constituents will be completely screwed are holding out.

We have too much demand chasing too little supply.

I've been clear from the start that I will not support a final reconciliation bill that makes harmful cuts to Medicaid.

The state argued that under the law cited by the administration, Mr. Trump does not have the legal authority to call up the Guard without permission from the governor.

This deployment comes when California is in the midst of peak wildfire season for both Northern and Southern California and may need to rely on their crucial support.

They make Americans and hardworking members of our community who've lived here for decades afraid to go to work, to school, to the doctor, to the park.