Mikie Sherrill
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Mikie Sherrill is an American politician and former Navy pilot currently serving as the U.S. Representative for New Jersey's 11th congressional district, a position she has held since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, Sherrill has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and veterans' affairs during her time in office. She has been an advocate for bipartisan cooperation and has worked on initiatives to improve the lives of her constituents in New Jersey.
We, I think, are a leader in this space, but we have all kinds of states reaching out.
I’m bringing accountability back to New Jersey energy and standing up to everyone who makes your families pay for their mistakes.
Extreme heat is the number one weather-related killer in America, and this is the hottest stretch we’ve seen in over 14 years.
The heat’s hitting all of us, not just seniors, not just with underlying health conditions, people of all ages.
This victory sends a clear message: the Trump Administration’s attempt to halt Gateway funding will not stand.
This is the most important infrastructure project in the nation, and thanks to our litigation, 1,000 people are back on the job and construction continues every day.
This budget runs towards our toughest problems, not away from them. It’s the most fiscally responsible budget passed in decades and invests in the priorities that matter most to working families.
That can’t happen. We can’t afford that process anymore. It’s not accountable; it’s not efficient; it’s not what the people of New Jersey deserve.
I actually think Stay is in a better place than it was, and so that was a great fix.
I said from the beginning, look, if you have additions, we need subtractions.
It’s set to kick 350,000 New Jerseyans off Medicaid by introducing totally unnecessary paperwork requirements. Nearly 50,000 New Jerseyans could lose SNAP benefits,
We know that the school meals are one of the best, most direct ways to help kids get the nutrition they need to succeed in school and to build healthy lives. And they save eligible families an average of $1,200 a year in grocery costs as…
New Jersey is excited to host the World Cup and welcome fans from across the globe, but no one should be allowed to exploit New Jersey fans or those coming to our state.
Visit a nearby farm. Buy local. Show up for your neighbors. Every dollar spent at a New Jersey farm stand is a vote of confidence in the people who feed us.
For a family farm, the difference between a lost season and a fresh start often comes down to whether help arrives in time.
We have seen first-hand what’s happening inside Delaney Hall: law-abiding immigrants, including, mothers and fathers of US citizens, pastors, and pregnant women, being denied health care, food and due process. This is an absolute…
As governor, I promised to open the doors of opportunity, and I meant that in ways both big and small. Today, we’re giving fans another opportunity to get to the game.
I will continue advocating for humane treatment at Delaney Hall for detainees and their families, and ultimately to close the facility for good.
I will continue to push to speak with the detainees directly. They deserve to be heard and the public deserves answers.
As Members of the New Jersey delegation, we will continue to hold the Trump Administration accountable for their unlawful cruelty and we won’t rest until Delaney Hall is closed for good.
We thank Governor Sherrill for her leadership in fighting to close Delaney Hall and working to protect New Jerseyans from ICE’s violent escalations.
I will continue fighting for accountability, transparency, and better conditions at Delaney Hall.
These actions will help ensure more people in New Jersey's communities receive due process under the law and more New Jersey attorneys are mobilized to stand up for the fundamental human rights of detainees and their families.
We are increasing funding for the Detention Deportation Defense Initiative by $12 million – for a total of $20.2 million.





