I agree we need to maintain law and order, which is why it is important to refuse illegal orders, particularly when they are wholly of a political nature.
Darren Soto
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Darren Michael Soto is a U.S. Representative for Florida's 9th congressional district, serving since January 3, 2017. A member of the Democratic Party, Soto has focused on issues such as environmental protection, healthcare, and economic development. He has been an advocate for the Latino community and has worked on legislation to improve access to education and job opportunities. Soto has also been involved in discussions around climate change and disaster preparedness, particularly in relation to Florida's unique environmental challenges.
If you are given an illegal order by a superior, you have a duty to refuse that order. Is that correct?
You are here because it appears that the President of the United States cleared peaceful protestors to have a photo op: to create a false appearance that he had protests under control and to intimidate Americans from exercising their First…
We recently passed the Justice in Policing Act of 2020. It stops the militarization of police by stopping a Federal program that gives local police surplus military equipment.
On behalf of the U.S. Government, I would like to apologize for your brutal treatment you received by your own government.
It was particularly disgraceful that these tactics were used so the President could engage in a photo op.
I don't need a magic minute to say the obvious, that President Trump's response to the coronavirus has been a colossal and utter failure that has left 36 million Americans without jobs, 87,000 dead, and 1.5 million with this disease. You…
I thank the gentleman for yielding. The true question we face in this pandemic is not when we will get out of this crisis, but how we will get out of this crisis. And the keys to our economic freedom lie in this bill: $25 billion for…
When I read that there is an island of plastic the size of Texas in the Pacific, that was kind of a wake-up call for me.
But what about with other sectors? Because for a while the United States has been working on transportation and utilities...
We saw a massive tax cut for the top one percent that led to a trillion-dollar deficit, and yet gross domestic product hasn't even cracked three percent over the last three years.
We did pass a 2020 budget. Most people here voted for it. Not sure why there were statements made to the contrary.
I could not imagine how painful this all is for you and the Tohono O'odham Tribe.
I applaud both Representative Tonko and Representative Barr for putting forward a bipartisan bill to ensure the integrity of this popular sport.
Our constituents across America would be surprised to know that so many of these districts have been poisoned by a chemical they never even heard of, the PFOS and PFAS chemicals. But they would be even more shocked to know that the very…
Policies governing 5G deployment should be guided by principles of transparency and equitability. Stakeholders should conduct regular vulnerability assessments and risk mitigation of products. And customers must be able to be informed…
It has been my experience that a lie seems to be able to travel faster on the internet than the speed of light, while the truth always goes at such a snail's pace.
It is hard to fight for environmental justice with a few grants when our most fundamental environmental protections are being dismantled.
Looking at the record here over the last 2 years, the Paris Climate Accord withdrawn, Clean Power Plan terminated, oil fuel efficiency standards rolled back, pesticide enforcement reduced...
I worry that our Nation's in deep trouble and our world is in deep trouble if we can't do that.
This hearing is part of our historic set of hearings to try to get to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
I agree with the Ranking Member's opinions on statehood, and filed bills to support that.





