Title IX was created to create fairness, to create a level playing field, to give young women the opportunity to strive, to grow, and to succeed.
Katie Britt
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Katie Boyd Britt is an American politician and attorney currently serving as the junior United States senator from Alabama, a position she has held since January 3, 2022. A member of the Republican Party, Britt has focused on various issues including economic policy and child care accessibility. She has been vocal about the impact of child care on the economy, citing significant annual losses due to affordability and accessibility challenges. Britt has also emphasized the importance of bipartisan cooperation in government operations.
I have a number of concerns about DOL's new independent contractor rule, which is designed to significantly curtail the ability of millions of Americans around the country to work as independent contractors rather than as employees.
That is wonderful because that is actually the commitment I want from you today.
It is my thought that the Biden administration is utterly failing the American people right now, and failing the Jewish community across this Nation.
I am of the mindset, as I believe probably the men and women sitting at that table are as well, this is a crisis we should be able to fix.
the United States' manufacturing capacity for essential medical devices is at serious risk due to organized efforts by Chinese manufacturers
I wanted to begin by expressing my concern about the length of time the Biden administration has allowed the Department of Labor to operate without a Senate confirmed secretary at the helm.
Because the truth is, if you say that taxpayer dollars should go to fund abortions, then you are saying that my taxpayer dollar should go to fund something like that.
I am committed to continuing to work with Senator Butler to finding a way to getting this passed into law.
We have to uphold the laws in front of us. We have to make sure that different groups based on their race or ethnicity are not discriminated against.
To me, it is just a national disgrace, and it is a disservice to America's future.
Improving healthcare for women before, during, after pregnancy is truly vital.
Over a three-year period, the Biden administration has actually removed fewer people in total than both Presidents Obama and Trump removed in each individual year of their administration.
I am hopeful that we can have the appropriate resources there and we are able to remove the 1.3 million people who have been given due process.





