U.S. Senate

This set of facts reveals the truth: that President Trump’s disastrous trade and economic policies have hurt American manufacturing, breaking the President’s promises to workers and the public.

President Trump promised us that his chaotic, across-the-board tariffs—paid for by Americans—would yield a ‘manufacturing boom’...But no ‘boom’ has materialized—in fact, during President Trump’s term, the ‘blue-collar jobs boom’ has been a…

This is a betrayal of every New Mexican working to make ends meet.

Americans don’t need more funding for Trump’s out-of-control ICE operation – they need lower costs and relief.

Instead of addressing the affordability crisis, my Republican colleagues are fueling Trump’s chaos and corruption.

Families across New Mexico and the country are struggling to afford groceries, fuel, housing, and health care.

While high prices squeeze New Mexican families, my Republican colleagues prioritized handing an extra $70 billion to ICE and CBP with zero reforms, accountability, or oversight.

Pennsylvania farmers help put food on our tables, create local jobs, and keep our agricultural economy moving. Having a framework that allows them to get the direct assistance they need is just one step in safeguarding farmers in times of…

Colorado specialty crop farmers deserve a reliable and predictable disaster assistance framework, just like other agricultural producers," said Senator Bennet.

Anyone who has ever enjoyed Georgia peaches, blueberries, pecans, or Vidalia onions knows that Georgia’s specialty crop producers are so important to our state’s agricultural economy and our culture," said Senator Reverend Warnock.

No one does specialty crops like Michigan. We grow everything from cherries, to asparagus, to blueberries, and all are enduring incredible instability," said Senator Slotkin.

Specialty crop growers are critical to New Mexico’s agricultural economy and to feeding communities across the nation," said Senator Luján.

This bill will give families—not Wall Street investors—a fair shot at homeownership. I’m proud we were able to get this done.

For years, dreams have been deferred because too many are finding themselves in fierce competition with private equity.

This is a major win for ordinary Americans and a great first step toward addressing the housing crisis that plagues our country.

Our wildland firefighters and smokejumpers face incredible risks to defend our communities, and for too long, they have done so without fair compensation,

Wildland firefighters put their lives on the line to keep our communities safe,

I’m heartened by you talking about investing in infrastructure and capacity of the Park Service. But I’m trying to reconcile that with both the staffing cuts and the budget cuts that seem to be coming at the Park Service and specific parks…

To me, that doesn’t sound like metrics of huge success. This is problematic.

I’ll tell you what the experience has been thus far without the reservation system, because it’s been some pretty damaging repercussions.

Now in response to long-standing challenges of overcrowding, vehicle congestion, and long lines, Yosemite National Park implemented a reservation system during the past five summers. And it seemed to work like a charm.

Oklahomans do not need Washington to spend more money; they need Washington to get out of the way.

The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is a straightforward solution: cut the federal bureaucracy that is slowing down construction, free up more land to build on, and bring costs down without adding a dime to the deficit.

Home prices are at an all-time high, and Washington’s red tape has made it worse by making it harder and more expensive to build.