Frederica Wilson

That is voter suppression, plain and simple.

The American people do not want another endless war. Our service members should not be put in harm’s way without a clear plan, a clear objective, and a real path forward.

Following left eye surgery, my priority has been ensuring a full and responsible recovery.

After weeks of reckless escalation, billions of dollars spent, and lives lost, the President is now trying to call this a success. Let me be clear. This is not success.

Missing a paycheck is not an option for working people who are doing everything right.

This bill makes sure we are not just investing in buses, but in the people who keep them running.

We need a permanent end to Donald Trump’s reckless war of choice.

Although I am currently unable to fly under my doctors’ orders, my work has not stopped for a single day.

The right to vote is not negotiable. It is not optional. It is the foundation of everything else in this country.

People across South Florida are already feeling the strain. They cannot afford to pay more because of instability and poor decisions.

Whether in Washington or in the district, the work never stops for me.

The House has done its job, and now the Senate must answer to history.

Rising global conflict is driving up costs, from gas prices to everyday essentials, and our community is feeling it in real time.

No president has the authority to decide who gets to participate in our elections.

Threatening to wipe out an entire civilization one day and claiming victory the next is not leadership. It is chaos. It is dangerous. And it puts millions of innocent lives at risk.

H.R. 1689 is about doing what is right in the face of a humanitarian crisis.

This situation is urgent, and it demands immediate action.

I represent the largest Haitian communities in this nation, and I am sounding the alarm because lives are on the line.

We can protect our national security and ensure accountability at the same time.

Serving the people of Florida’s 24th Congressional District has been the work of my entire adult life.

The House has acted with urgency and moral clarity, and now the Senate stands at a crossroads, where they can choose courage or choose to turn a blind eye to the truth.

Across South Florida, more people are struggling to put food on the table.

A temporary two-week ceasefire that simply returns us to the same fragile status quo is not a strategy. It does not make America safer, and it does not bring us any closer to lasting peace.

I am demanding action: pass H.R. 1689, extend TPS, protect these families, and save lives.

I will not accept any effort to limit access to the ballot box.