I'm also very proud to cosponsor H.R. 2333, the Support for Suicide Prevention Coordinators Act, introduced by Representative Anthony Brindisi of New York.
Rashida Tlaib
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Rashida Tlaib is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Michigan's 13th congressional district since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, Tlaib is known for her progressive policies and advocacy for social justice. She is one of the first two Muslim women elected to Congress and has been a vocal advocate for issues such as affordable housing, environmental justice, and healthcare reform. Tlaib has also been involved in efforts to address systemic racism and economic inequality.
Why are companies allowed to get around regulations that address predatory lending, the Truth in Lending Act, and offer these products with outstanding property taxes and liens to consumers without letting the potential homeowners know?
I'm proud to cosponsor H.R. 2340, the Fight Veteran Suicide Act introduced by Representative Max Rose of New York.
We continue to stand with you. You have fought and sacrificed for your country. And now it is our job in Congress to fight for you.
this seems to be a predatory process, a redlining process that hurts predominantly blacks.
between the 1930s and the 1960s, contracts were used to redline and prevent minorities from being homeowners.
Every contract should be recorded immediately. And then we also believe that the termination of the contract needs to be enforced through judicial foreclosure.
I want to urge my colleagues, as I am working with Chairwoman Waters and her team on the Land Contract Homebuyers Protection Act, that I am hoping to provide eviction protections for buyers.
We talk about opportunity a lot in this Chamber. The opportunity to thrive, the access to get ahead in life if you worked hard. We tell our kids every day that opportunity is abundant. It is everywhere, in every corner. If you just work…
We call that redlining. It is a discriminatory practice to base it not solely on people's driving history.
I just want to thank so much Mr. Rivera, who co-authored, 'Auto Insurance and Economic Mobility in Michigan,' but I also want my colleagues to know our emphasis and advocacy around non-driving factors, which go beyond just race-based kind…
But Mr. Rivera, they are saying if somebody has a low credit score, the likelihood of them committing a fraudulent claim is higher, so they are saying because they are poor, because they have a low credit score, the likelihood of them…





