Judy Chu

the goal was simple, to lower taxes for the wealthiest individuals and the largest corporations.

Your outreach to us, your presence, and your ability to extend help to the small businesses that were impacted meant so much to the people there.

harken back to nativist anti-Asian alien land laws in the 19th and 20th centuries after Chinese immigrants first arrived here, and later, a xenophobic suspicion of Japanese Americans during World War II that also led to their blanket…

I am thrilled that you have given certainty to the program through the new California SBLC license.

The American people fired them when they fired the Trump administration, who was in charge when the vast majority of fraud happened.

This is a commonsense change to increase the amount of investment capital available to small businesses.

I am the only psychologist in Congress, and I am especially interested in the impact that telehealth can have on expanding access to mental health services.

regulations are vital to Americans and small businesses.

the EPA is doing what Congress asked them to do.

small businesses want their voices to be heard during the rulemaking process, and they need compliance assistance.

I have heard from so many constituents, patients, and providers across my field who have all been negatively affected by the strain of drug shortages.

Thank you all for testifying today. You certainly give compelling testimony as to why we should encourage people with disabilities to become entrepreneurs and also why we should hire people with disabilities.

I urge my Republican colleagues on this Committee to join me as I work to introduce legislation to make this proven program permanent once and for all.

I want to thank all of the witnesses for your very important testimony, and especially the foster youth for sharing your stories.

The Increasing Access to Foster Care to 21 Act would ensure that States receive Federal reimbursement for all youth in their care up to age 21.

This bill would provide a financial incentive for States to extend foster care beyond age 18.

So, in effect, a billionaire can receive a massive tax break for donating appreciated stock to a 501(c)(4) that seeks to influence our politics and elections, while also avoiding the public disclosure rules that apply to 527 organizations…

Congress should take action to shine light on dark money by empowering the IRS to both enforce and clarify the rules governing political activity by tax-exempting organizations.

I am working with Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, chair of the Senate Budget Committee, on legislation to close a harmful loophole in the tax code.

Democrats have been fighting for so long to finally pass a national paid family leave and medical leave policy.

This bill simply amends an outdated law to allow financial institutions to invest up to 15 percent, triple the current amount of 5 percent...

As chair of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus, I rise in strong opposition to the DETERRENT Act. The DETERRENT Act would burden higher education institutions and Federal agencies by needlessly complicating existing research…

the reality remains that Republicans' commitment to cutting taxes for the wealthy and corporations is the reason for the country's rising debt ratio.

Can Congress improve our fiscal condition by ensuring that the wealthy pay their fair share?

Unfortunately there are far too many tax loopholes that benefit the wealthy in our Tax Code.