Chuy Garcia

You see, in Chicago, the housing crisis is a racial justice issue.

Our housing crisis didn't start with the COVID-19 pandemic. It has been a long time coming.

We must also look for innovative new ways to build infrastructure that protects the Houston region from flooding.

Equitable transit opportunities are vital as we move into the future.

It is vital that we take the simple, straightforward, and low-cost steps in my bill to protect birds from fatal collisions.

I have introduced a version of this bill in every Congress I have been a Member of, because I believe that we have a responsibility to be good stewards of the world we live in.

I believe it is crucial for the Federal Government to support important cultural institutions like museums, zoos, and aquariums.

If the THUD Act were enacted instead of languishing in the Senate under Mitch McConnell's desk, how would that additional funding be utilized beyond the $4.9 billion you have requested?

The disproportionate devastation this public health crisis is having on Native American communities lays bare the U.S. government's failure to adequately address limited health services, broken infrastructure, and dire economic crisis.

COVID-19 did not cause these outcomes, but it is certainly exposing the inequities.

We are about 4 months into this pandemic. And while much is still unknown about COVID-19, we do know that it has devastated our country.

The President is not contributing to preventing these incidents. He is contributing to encouraging this type of violence.

Our Black and Latino communities have been harmed for generations by disinvestment, racism, poverty, and gang violence.

None of us are immune to gun violence in our country today.

It is time for the Government to quit cowering to the NRA and to do something about it.

I think we ought to revisit decriminalizing desperation, striking sections 1325 and 1326 of title 8 of the U.S. Code.

These egregious and cruel conditions and policies are not accidental.

Do you not care? Is it because these children don't look like children that are around you?

I'm deeply concerned by the findings from multiple independent reports that the government failed to adequately track separated families

Congress can fix this by passing legislation requiring carbon monoxide detectors for those living in HUD housing units where detectors are needed.