Alex Padilla

Too many jurisdictions across the country seem to be going backward and putting LGBTQ+ youth in more vulnerable and dangerous circumstances.

EDA's mission to promote a resilient economy and address rapidly evolving economic conditions I think must prioritize disaster recovery.

I appreciate the opportunity to chime in on this hearing as well.

I want to associate myself with his concern as a priority as well.

We need to do more to address these mental health disparities.

Too many jurisdictions across the country seem to be going backward and putting LGBTQ+ youth in more vulnerable and dangerous circumstances.

The legislation we're discussing today would begin to fill those gaps by laying out specific instances in which a judge or Justice must recuse themselves.

We must also recognize that parents and relatives who flee persecution should not be treated as criminals merely for trying to keep their children alive.

The legislation we're discussing today would begin to fill those gaps by laying out specific instances in which a judge or Justice must recuse themselves.

The current law governing recusal gives judges and Justices a lot of discretion when making recusal decisions.

There have been numerous instances of judges abusing this discretion from district court and circuit court judges failing to recuse themselves.

We must also recognize that parents and relatives who flee persecution should not be treated as criminals merely for trying to keep their children alive.

Implementing policies, as the last administration did, that aims to criminalize these individuals inevitably leads to family separations.

If the very companies who are employing these children dozens of hours each week aren't willing to take ownership of their shortcomings then nothing will change.

Now, every day in America--colleagues, every day in our United States of America, school-aged children wake up and get ready for their day.

These children wake up before the sun comes up to find day labor jobs or work in hazardous conditions overnight in slaughterhouses.

There have been numerous instances of judges abusing this discretion from district court and circuit court judges failing to recuse themselves from cases in which they have a financial interest.

It's clear that the current law governing recusal gives judges and Justices a lot of discretion when making recusal decisions.

The legislation we're discussing today would begin to fill those gaps by laying out specific instances in which a judge or Justice must recuse themselves.

Every day in America--colleagues, every day in our United States of America, school-aged children wake up and get ready for their day.

We must also recognize that parents and relatives who flee persecution should not be treated as criminals merely for trying to keep their children alive.

We asked the CEOs to carefully examine their hiring procedures. We asked them to examine their workplace safety policies.

Voter fraud is exceedingly rare. This includes voter impersonation, mail-in ballots, and more.

These conversations are all too timely, I think, as a lot of us in the field know the significance of a recent Supreme Court ruling that limited the scope of the Clean Water Act.

Voter fraud is exceedingly rare. This includes voter impersonation, mail-in ballots, and more.