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Jose Luis Correa: Today I rise in honor of the men and women who protect our families, our streets, and our communities. Fifty-five years…

On the recordMay 16, 2017
Today I rise in honor of the men and women who protect our families, our streets, and our communities. Fifty-five years ago, President Kennedy proclaimed May 15 National Police Week. Each year, Americans come together to honor our law enforcement professionals and remember those who have made the ultimate sacrifice while protecting our families and our communities. I remember that infamous day, 9/11, when thousands were running away from burning and crumbling buildings; yet, at the same time, our police and first responders ran into the same burning and crumbling buildings to save lives. These brave men and women knew that they were running to certain death. Every day, police leave their homes knowing full well that they may not return that evening. Every day, they have our backs. It is our job to make sure that they know that we have theirs. ____________________
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Jose Luis Correa
Democratic · California
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May 16, 2017

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