So how long will it be before those people affected by those contracts actually receive the money that they would have gotten over that period of shutdown?
Bonnie Watson Coleman
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Bonnie Watson Coleman is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for New Jersey's 12th congressional district since 2015. A member of the Democratic Party, she has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and civil rights during her tenure in Congress. Coleman is known for her advocacy on social justice and her efforts to address the needs of her constituents in New Jersey. She has been an outspoken critic of various policies and actions from the Trump administration, emphasizing the importance of integrity in leadership.
I don't know what the changes are, and I don't understand the rationale behind doing something that has been a part of the fair housing text.
The average length of time for a final decision is roughly 5 months, yet the Department has still not approved the environmental impact statement.
But is there any situation over this shutdown where, if you had had the advance appropriations of $400 million unspent or some other pot of money, you would have actually had the occasion to use it then, during that shutdown?
Of the 1,250, or the 1,150, or the 1,200 contracts that were expired during this shutdown, were these contracts with owners of properties?
Did those functions--those kind of programs, particularly sheltering the homelessness under--especially in bad weather like we have had, and domestic violence programs, do those people working to ensure that those programs are running, do…
As you know, segregated communities are a result of discrimination against minorities and others throughout the history.
And let me associate myself with what you said about this being child abuse, and that is exactly what it is.
I want to understand the impact of taking money out of educating the consumers, who are very busy and who don't read the fine lines.
What should we be able to do as the Federal Government, as Congress, to recoup that money, which is indeed taxpayer money?
So it is even more horrific that there are for-profit companies getting rich off of detaining immigrant children.
I need to know who--it is very important that we do have the Government officials here to talk to us about what is happening, what they are doing about that.
Research into interventions against gun violence is incredibly important because women of color are nearly three times as likely to be murdered with guns than white women.
I would like to share a letter I received from a constituent last week. He writes: ``Being out of work and not knowing how many days or weeks it will take to get back to work leaves me worried. These days off are no fun. So please, make…
I think the RFS should be bedrock baseline in this country because it's produced such outstanding outcomes, particularly for the middle of the country.
We do not believe that it's going to create growth in the advanced biofuels industry because we have to partner with the oil industry one way or the other to get the job done in the advanced biofuels industry.
Congressman Keating's bill, the Airport Perimeter and Access Control Security Act, requires the TSA administrator to update key risk assessments...





