John Garamendi: “We ought to be prioritizing, you know, nice to, necessary, economic development or whatever, and then life threatening.”

My colleagues and I will not stand for it. Today, we are filing articles of impeachment to end Secretary McMahon's out-of-control assault on the public education system and the millions of students it serves.

Minimum-wage workers in California must work an average of 88 hours per week just to afford a modest one-bedroom rental at fair market rates. That is unacceptable.

But Congress has been clear: we do not impeach over policy differences; we impeach when the law has been broken.

After years of work, we are one signature away from increasing access to affordable housing for hardworking Californians.