On the recordApril 9, 2019
I am deeply concerned that now, in 2019, under your leadership, the Department appears to be rubber stamping States' applications for these waivers, and failing to be transparent.
Source
congress.govEditor's note · Context
Underwood expresses concern over the lack of transparency in waiver approvals.
Share
More from Lauren Underwood
Apr 20, 2026
Last week, we marked the 10th Annual Black Maternal Health Week, a week of action, engagement, and advocacy with the goal of ending our Nation's maternal health crisis and the disparities that disproportionately impact Black women. Moms…
Jun 26, 2024
While I can support additional funding for DHS components in fiscal year 2025, I must respectfully oppose this amendment. We are debating increasing a multibillion dollar agency by a miniscule amount at the detriment of the Office of the…
Jun 26, 2024
And I rise in opposition to the majority's Homeland Security appropriations bill for 2025. First, I want to start by acknowledging the hard work of those who are serving on the front lines at the Department of Homeland Security. They are…
Dec 6, 2024
I voted incorrectly today. However, if I had voted as I intended, I would have voted ``YEA'' on Roll Call No. 492, the passage of H.R. 5349.
Other voices in this conversation
