Mazie K. Hirono: “I will continue working to ensure that members of the AANHPI community and all people have the opportunity to live…”

The answer is no," said Senator Hirono. "These 14 federal judges, some of them were Trump appointees, disagreed with DOJ’s position.

Not only should these grants be awarded consistent with the Administration’s priorities, but also consistent with the law which is written by Congress.

Decisions as significant as closing 57 facilities across 31 states must include consultation with local communities and governments.

By removing any guidance for what qualifies as ‘public charge’ the Trump Regime’s rule creates fear and prevents immigrants and their families from accessing services they need—even if they are still entitled to them.