Judy Chu
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Judy Chu is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for California's 28th congressional district since 2009. A member of the Democratic Party, she is notable for being the first Chinese American woman elected to the United States Congress. Throughout her tenure, Chu has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and civil rights, advocating for policies that support her constituents in California. She has been an outspoken advocate for survivors of military sexual trauma and has emphasized the importance of transparency in government operations.
I commend Chairman Graves for convening this hearing to discuss how this bill affects the small businesses of America.
I truly appreciate that. And I would also like to ask about racial profiling.
Twenty-four years, a quarter century. Imagine not being able to see your brother or sister for 24 years. That's how long our sibling visa backlogs can be right now in our broken immigration system. The Senate immigration bill does many…
Currently, women hold less than 25 percent of STEM jobs... we also need to make sure that some of this money is directed at increasing the number of women getting STEM degrees.
Why can't law enforcement be trusted to exercise their discretion when engaging in similar tracking using GPS systems or cell phones?
This month, the San Gabriel Valley lost a wonderful leader, the Native American community lost a true champion, and I lost a dear friend. Helen Doherty wore many hats throughout her years of public service, but one thing remained constant…
I wanted to ask specifically about the Senate bill that is before us on comprehensive immigration reform.
So just to be clear, the portfolio of these loans have not cost the taxpayers any money?
I wanted to ask about the 504 loan refinance program. I was glad to see that in the president's budget for fiscal year 2014 the SBA has requested that the Congress reauthorize this program.
I would also like to add my voice to the chorus of people that are very concerned about the decrease in the SBDC funding.
Imagine what the front page of The Boston Globe should have looked like yesterday: marathon winners jubilantly accepting medals; throngs of people triumphantly crossing the finish line; bystanders passing out Gatorade; families and friends…
Thank you, Chairman Rice. And before I begin, I want to congratulate you on your appointment as chair to this Subcommittee on Economic Growth, Taxes, and Capital Access.
creating a startup friendly track to permanent residency for foreign nationals so that they can stay in the States and keep their innovations here.
I am one who feels very strongly about the Voting Rights Act, in particular, the aspects that protect language minority groups.
These are the digital rights management tools that incentivize businesses to develop new and innovative models.
Two thousand dollars; $2,000 is what you will lose if the Republican Paul Ryan budget goes through. What does $2,000 mean to you? For a single mom, it could mean the difference between feeding her family or seeing her kids go hungry. For…
Well, first let me ask about how the Copyright Act affects the music industry.
Mr. Salgado, do you have a sense for how many requests received by Google are from civil investigators?
So we are asking that Congress--or suggesting that Congress could consider formulating a contingency...
Yes, but my point is you have had to prove probable cause for these other cases that are 180 days or less.
I am concerned and outraged by these frivolous suits that are filed against the end-users of products, these 13,000 demand letters that were levied against those who rightfully purchased your products, such as wireless routers.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of a critical turning point in the political freedom of the Armenian people of Azerbaijan. Let us take this occasion to remember their struggle for self- determination and freedom. In 1988, the…





