Judy Chu

The Investing in Main Street Act would make a simple commonsense change to small business investing laws...

I urge my colleagues to support this bill, and I yield back.

I am proud to co-lead with Congressman Schneider the 'Veterans Entrepreneurship Training Act of 2021,' which codifies the Boots to Business program for 5 years.

By raising the investment cap from 5 percent to 15 percent, we could potentially triple those numbers in the years to come.

As the clean economy rebounds from COVID and resumes its enormous growth across the country, it will be especially important to ensure that we have a trained workforce that can quickly step into skilled high-paying union jobs in the green…

That is why I introduced H.R. 4220, the National Climate Service Corps and Careers Network Act of 2021 which would create a new program under AmeriCorps to complete climate-related projects.

That is why 2 weeks ago I reintroduced H.R. 4256, the Investment in Main Street Act with my colleague, Representative Garbarino.

As the chair of the Pro-Choice Caucus' Contraception and Family Planning Task Force, I rise in strong support of Congresswoman Brownley's Equal Access to Contraception for Veterans Act. Every day, servicemembers are willing to sacrifice…

I am concerned that in the 150-page overview of the defense budget for Fiscal Year 2022, the word hazing does not appear anywhere.

There hasn't been urgency or accountability when it comes to addressing racism and hazing.

But I also want to ensure that the rights and liberties of Chinese Americans are protected.

Hazing has been a persistent problem in the ranks, which I know first-hand.

It is clear that other branches have not followed suit.

Thank you for putting forth a budget that reflects the tremendous housing needs facing our country.

I am interested in finding new revenue streams to support affordable housing construction because we need to invest in a housing supply.

I am glad to see that the Administration is requesting $3.5 billion for homeless assistance in Fiscal Year 2022.

It is no accident that both Congressmember Barbara Lee and I are asking about homelessness because in California, it is a huge issue.

I strongly support Chairman Neal's Building an Economy for Families Act discussion draft which would provide 12 weeks of universal paid leave for all workers.

In April, I introduced my legislation, H.R. 2680, the Providing Real Opportunities for Growth to Rising Entrepreneurs for Sustained Success, or PROGRESS Act.

But I want you to know it is certainly our goal and it should be every administration's goal to make sure we are using licensed beds for children.

I would like to start by thanking the Administration for including 12 weeks of paid family leave in the budget.

I am so concerned about the SVOG delays, especially as theaters like the ArcLight in Pasadena, which is in my district, have recently closed for good.

I have been extremely concerned about the Trump administration's failure to collect demographic data on PPP recipients.

So clearly there needs to be more help for underserved businesses.

I have long championed the Community Advantage Program which leverages nonprofit, mission-oriented lenders.