Ayanna Pressley

The story of SVB's collapse is the story of a Republican Administration in cahoots with the banking industry to weaken our financial regulations.

The dangerous and irresponsible nature of this deregulation bill was completely predictable.

The 2018 deregulation law specifically made it easy for SVB and Signature Bank to engage in risky management practices.

Congress should consider the SVB collapse a wake-up call and take action.

I am thankful for my sister in service here, my indefatigable colleague from Wisconsin, who leads on so many issues of consequence, especially in the space of anti-poverty, the stabilization of family, and women's health. I appreciate her…

I thank my colleague and my dear friend from Pennsylvania for making this Special Order hour a priority. I know your constituents and the people of this country appreciate it. I rise today on behalf of the people across our Nation seeking…

Expanding flood insurance coverage is an important tool to prevent everyone, especially low-income folks, from facing financial ruin in the event of a flood.

For cities in my district like Boston, Chelsea, and Everett, the climate crisis is not an abstract, far in the future, distant problem; it is a reality here and now.

There is no political bias happening here.

We need more, not less, of the CFPB.

These racist messages were loud and clear for everyone to hear, and it bore out in the data.

The history of the term dates back decades to when lenders would literally draw a red line around neighborhoods to stop Black people from moving in, as a way to maintain segregation.

Unfortunately, some colleagues across the aisle are busy trying to criticize the agency and to undermine its mission.

In today's hearing on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, we should really be praising the work of the agency and discussing how to augment its successes for consumers all across our country.

This is putting homeownership further and further out of reach for my constituents, including new parents, parents, millennials, and people of color.

It is unconscionable, and our most-vulnerable workers and families cannot afford to wait for you to realize the harm that you were doing.

The most devastating impacts will be to our most-vulnerable populations: veterans, the elderly, low-income workers, and Black and Brown workers.

Engineering a recession to bring inflation under control is not the right strategy, especially at a time when we are seeing inflation cool in real time.

War should not be the centerpiece of U.S. foreign policy.

I want to take a moment to condemn the anti-Asian rhetoric by many of our colleagues in Congress across the aisle.

I want to just take a moment to condemn the anti-Asian rhetoric by many of our colleagues in Congress across the aisle...

To those pressing these divisive anti- choice resolutions, we see right through you. Madam Speaker, abortion is healthcare and a fundamental human right, and I urge my colleagues to vote ``no.''

Our credit reporting system is a broken one, and we have to legislate and act in such a way to address it.

I am still concerned about the 30 percent of medical bills that won't be removed and the impact that this will have on low-income consumers in my district.

That is an injustice.