Any effort to dismantle that statutory framework through internal agency policy is unacceptable.

The Supreme Court’s NRSC v. FEC decision is yet another step by the conservative majority to dismantle the Federal Election Campaign Act, Congress’ response to the Watergate Scandal over 50 years ago.

We request a written response to this letter making these commitments and responding to our questions by no later than July 14, 2026.

“The geniuses at ICE just arrested a Catholic nun, who practices as a nurse, as she was walking to church,” Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) wrote in response to Sister Leticia Ugboaja's detention.

We urge you to reverse this new policy and restore adjudications of adjustment of status applications in a manner consistent with the law, longstanding practice, and congressional intent.

Adjustment of status is the statutory process by which immigrants may apply for lawful permanent residence, often called a ‘green card,’ from within the United States.

By directing adjudicators to treat adjustment of status as an ‘extraordinary form of relief’ and by creating a policy preference for consular processing, the memorandum undermines the very purposes Congress sought to advance when enacting…

As a parent, I understand and appreciate the concerns parents have about their children being exposed to age-inappropriate or objectionable materials in schools.

I want to make sure that Hoosiers, not only when it comes to gasoline costs, … know that we’re doing everything we can to make their lives easier.

We write to object to your new policy memorandum regarding adjustment of status.

I will continue to push to overturn Citizens United so that our elections reflect the will of the people and not the highest bidder.

While I fully support education freedom allowing every child to be in the learning environment best for them, including innovative public charter schools, I cannot envision a future that does not include public schools.

These savings will carry us through the heavy travel time of summer, across the Fourth of July and beyond.

We know from review after review that wrongdoing is being covered up and that bullying towards staff who try to sound the alarm is rife.

As New Yorkers continue to combat the impacts of severe weather and disaster events like the flooding that took place in May, I will continue to work to deliver this critical federal assistance for communities across the five boroughs.

If the election mail delays that we saw this spring are not addressed, they are likely to disenfranchise an even greater number of voters during the fall elections

As a murder prosecutor and former Attorney General, I understand the need to pursue and deliver justice.

If you send me legislation that further restricts access to abortion beyond our current law: I will veto it.