We know that when workers organize, it can result in better working conditions and benefits across the board.

Those oppositions to unionization impacts workers' ability to be able to deal with things like the pandemic.

We know that these so-called right to work laws are actually right to work for less laws, making it significantly more difficult for workers to form unions and resulting in lower wages, more dangerous working conditions and less access to…

That is why I introduced the Pro Act earlier this year, and I am pushing it hard to get across the finish line.

I was pleased to hear from foresters and loggers who were able to access Paycheck Protection Plan funds to get some relief at the height of COVID, and I was also proud to help champion $200 million in direct relief for those businesses…

I join Senator Leahy and others who have come to the floor this afternoon to urge clean passage of the VOCA Fix Act so that we can secure greater deposits into the Crime Victims Fund and ensure continued support for crime victims. I am…

I recently introduced bipartisan legislation with Senator Cassidy that would improve transparency into the stockpile.

Today's discussion regarding ransomware attacks and the growing threats that they pose presents a unique opportunity for this subcommittee to identify existing vulnerabilities and gather information on actions Congress can take to respond…

Individuals who experience disabilities should not be forced to navigate the Tokyo Olympics without the support that they need in the midst of a global pandemic.

I just want to be clear that for some people with disabilities, the accommodation, the aid they need is another human being.

This is an outrage--and an entirely preventable situation.

Will you work with us on the bipartisan legislation that Senator Cassidy and I have introduced?

This is an outrage and a preventable situation that should never have gotten to this point.

The influx of fentanyl is a critical issue for the entire country, and we are seeing, as you know, a huge increase in overdose deaths.

Under the Obama Administration, as long as these individuals checked in with ICE authorities regularly and did not commit any crimes they were not a priority for detention or removal.

I think just focusing on future outreach needs, so that the system is not caught short as veterans begin--you know, veterans move around.

It is really important, obviously, that the VA hear about how the new electronic health record system actually impacts the veterans' health care experience.

I was disappointed to see the administration's ultimate decision to release just 22,000 additional visas.