We believe that this should be extended beyond this to also cover eligibility for children in kinship care and in foster care eligibility in the same way.
James A. Lewis
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James A. Lewis is a Democratic politician from Illinois. He has been involved in various political activities within the state, although specific details about his roles and contributions are not widely documented. As a member of the Democratic Party, he aligns with the party's values and policies, advocating for issues pertinent to his constituents in Illinois. His political career has been characterized by a commitment to public service and community engagement.
CWLA appreciates the recent action of a Member of this Subcommittee, Congressman John Lewis (D-GA) for his recent introduction of H.R. 3329.
The three things that I think that only Congress can do, it can set priorities, it can modernize authorities, and it can provide the resources.
Well, I'm sure you will have the support of most Members of this Committee. The chairman has been a real warrior in this whole area.
is there anything more that Congress could do to make it easier for States to distribute UI benefits to unemployed workers?
The people have been left out, they're left behind, they're just struggling.
Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman, for holding this hearing. It is very much needed.
I just think the time has come for us to do more than talk the talk. It is time for us to walk the walk. It is time for us to act.
Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman. And, Mr. Chairman, I want to thank you for holding this hearing today.
Rep. John Lewis has introduced H. R. 1093, which contains two provisions regarding the current $5,300 fee agreement fee cap.
Never again should we allow a White House and the administration or any Congress to tell seniors they have got to wait 2 to 4 years to have a disability claim adjudicated.
In Atlanta, I believe people are waiting 561 days. In Atlanta North, they wait 668 days for a hearing. People shouldn't be waiting that long.
We can't do this anymore. You cannot come and testify and not ring the bells if you are not getting the resources you need.
Any proposed assistance that excludes needy households is incomplete and inadequate, in my view.
I believe healthcare is a right and it is not a privilege. As a nation, we have a moral obligation to provide healthcare for all of our citizens.
We need somebody in charge at the White House who will implement a comprehensive plan.
It is refreshing to me to walk into a room where at least it is filled with people who are positive bleeding hearts who aren't just asking for money.
The decision to undertake this broad review is an important step forward for our Nation.
If I have the access to the President, control of your budget, and I can say what the policy is and know that the President or the Vice President or the National Security Adviser will back me up, I will get agencies to do whatever I want.
We don't have that today in cyberspace, and that is one of the things we desperately need.
I do not have a formal statement, but I really have come to express my appreciation for the service of Ray LaHood.
People should not have to choose between paying their rent and taking their sick child to a doctor.





