Like the climate crisis, the wildfire crisis is a shared crisis. It does not respect national boundaries, and our response cannot stop at our border.

Despite this ongoing emergency and a growing pattern of large-scale U.S.-Canada wildfire smoke events in recent years, there has been little public coordinated activity from the administration to combat this crisis and no indication that…

We need to get ICE off our streets and out of our communities. It’s long past time we abolish ICE.

The officer who shot Johan Guerrero works out of this office, and it’s completely unacceptable that ICE has withheld from the public the details surrounding his murder.

ICE is terrorizing people, from children and parents on their way to school drop-off, to workers and small business owners at their places of work.

The incursion of ICE into our cities and the drastic uptick in enforcement have heightened the risk of volatile and harmful encounters, making our communities less safe.

The killings of both Mr. Guerrero and Mr. Araujo reflect a disturbing pattern: warrantless, aggressive, and indiscriminate ICE enforcement operations ending in the loss of life.

These cases, taken together, illustrate that the Biddeford shooting was not an aberration but part of a broader, escalating pattern of force that demands immediate scrutiny and reform.

ICE has sharply escalated enforcement activity nationwide.

We demand a full, transparent, and independent accounting of this killing.

This legislation delivers cleaner, safer, more reliable water infrastructure from Haverhill to North Adams, and across the nation,"