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This legislation restores confidence that DOJ immunity cannot be abused to protect corruption, self-dealing, or serious criminal misconduct.

Americans deserve to know that no one is above the law, especially the President of the United States.

As we expand broadband access across the country, we must ensure today’s investments are built to support tomorrow’s technologies and that rural and underserved communities are not left behind in the innovation economy.

AI is transforming the way our networks are built, managed, and secured – reshaping the digital economy, strengthening our global competitiveness, and driving the development of advanced communications networks.

Donald Trump’s economic policies are making life harder for Georgians who are still feeling the pressure at the gas pump, in the grocery store, and in their household budgets.

Expanding the Child Tax Credit is not only the right thing to do morally, but the smart thing to do economically. I will keep fighting to get this done.

“Georgians deserve a tax system that works for them, not one that creates unnecessary confusion or frustration,” said Senator Warnock.

I’m proud to work across the aisle on these bipartisan reforms to make the IRS more responsive, transparent, and accountable to the people it serves.

I look forward to working with my colleagues to pass this legislation to recognize the unique cultural, historical, and environmental treasures of the Monterey Bay region.

The MORE WATER Act and related legislation advance on a bipartisan basis the goal of speeding up federal assistance to our drought-stricken communities and avoiding the cost increases that inevitably result from delays in project approvals.

As California’s water resources are increasingly impacted by climate change, support from our federal partners is essential to ensure our communities have the water supplies they need.

Today’s committee vote brings us one step closer to expanding water recycling projects, strengthening our water infrastructure, and protecting some of California’s most treasured public lands and its iconic Chinook salmon populations.

California is on the front lines of drought, extreme weather, and the growing impacts of climate change.

So we need to do more, to protect people who have built their lives here and who have contributed so much to our country.

But this Administration is choosing to turn its back on the people that this program was meant to help and protect, while hurting our country in the process.

Most Americans recognize how much TPS holders and immigrants, more broadly, contribute to our country. The economic, social, and cultural benefits they’ve provided as they’ve worked and lived among us for years, developing strong roots in…

Thanks to the president’s hostility towards immigrants, TPS holders from countries in turmoil, many of whom have lived in the United States for years, if not decades, are now in danger, at the mercy of this cruel Administration.

The Trump Administration itself is warning Americans not to travel to Haiti because of how unsafe it is. Yet the same Administration wants to force over 300,000 Haitian nationals, who until very recently held Temporary Protected Status, to…

The Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians Water Rights Settlement Act would ratify this agreement.

All parties reached a comprehensive agreement last May to secure the Tribe’s federally reserved water rights and to promote the Tribe’s sovereign authority over its water resources and trust lands.

For generations, the Pechanga Band of Indians has been a dedicated steward of land and water resources in the Temecula Valley.

Once upon a time, we had a true Department of Justice and a Civil Rights Division that we could sometimes turn to as an alternative. That no longer carries any credibility. So finding other mechanisms for credible, independent…

As awful as this Administration’s anti-immigrant mass detention and deportation agenda is, it still has a legal responsibility to ensure the people in detention are treated humanely.

Their lives have meaning and value, and they retain the fundamental human right, even in custody, as the law clearly says, they deserve access to basic things like food, drinking water, and lifesaving medical care.