Chris Van Hollen

I would rather see Republicans assert their constitutional duties and help us end the war now.

At some point, these Republican senators are going to have to explain to their constituents why they’ve contracted out their constitutional responsibilities to Donald Trump.

Ultimately, Congress will have to turn off the funding spigot for this war.

There are already reports that ICE is planning to target Haitian TPS holders for deportation as soon as this week, which would force hundreds of thousands of people to return to a country that our State Department warns is unsafe for…

The Supreme Court decision does not have to be the end of the story.

In other words, the Trump administration would force people back to a country where the State Department says, ‘Don’t go there because it’s unsafe.’

That decision puts them and other TPS holders at risk of deportation to countries where violence, instability, and humanitarian crises continue to threaten their lives.

The Supreme Court’s refusal to adopt an enforceable code of ethics has contributed to a decline in public trust of this vital institution. If the Court won’t act, Congress must.

It’s past time these workers see the pay, benefits, and working conditions that they deserve.

Countless families in Maryland and across our country are facing the pain and loss that Alzheimer’s leaves in its wake.

The American public must be able to have confidence that the court and its officers are acting exclusively in the interest of justice.

I respectfully encourage the Court to review the codes for the judicial branch and consider clearly and expressly prohibiting all justices, judges, staff, clerks, officers, and employees of the judicial branch from participating in…

It is vitally important that the American public have trust in the courts, and taking further action to create a clear standard is critical to regaining that trust.

I write in the spirit of that commitment and the Supreme Court’s responsibility to avoid both impropriety and the appearance of impropriety to encourage you to take action that will bolster public trust.

Let us stop pretending that Congress has no role to play while American service members remain in harm’s way.

This is a strategic blunder on a massive scale.

We need solutions that meet the moment and promote competitive U.S. clean energy technologies. I will continue fighting to tackle rising costs and support a cleaner, greener energy future.

At a time when many federal employees already fear retaliation for reporting wrongdoing, the proposed NDA risks further chilling lawful disclosures and undermining the transparency and accountability that Congress depends upon.

This senseless war should never have been started and it needs to end NOW.

The thing about this senseless war is that there never has been a plan.

And right now in the Gulf, what we're seeing is our country's hurting. Countries in the region are hurting.

We need those people on the ground every day, listening to foreign countries, advising, you know, the administration on what course of action to take.

When a U.S. strike kills civilians, the Department owes Congress, the American people, and the victims’ families a clear accounting of what happened and a credible plan to prevent future failures.

More than four months after the strike, and after the reported submission of the investigation in April, Congress and the American people still have not received the Department’s investigation and findings.

As the Trump administration attacks clean energy, blocking opportunities for good-paying jobs and raising Americans’ electric bills, we must push back. We need solutions that meet the moment and promote competitive U.S. clean energy…