As the United States finally gets a handle on managing the spread of new variants and moves steadily toward a post-pandemic recovery, now is not the time to end the use of Title 42 and jeopardize all that progress--especially as numerous countries continue to struggle with the rapid spread of COVID-19 and strengthening variants.
Garbarino argues against ending Title 42, citing pandemic recovery and ongoing global health threats.
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I am here today to respectfully request the inclusion of critical authorization language for my district in the 2024 Water Resources Development Act.
Given these roadblocks, there are a number of market-based solutions that can play an important role in helping first-time homebuyers.
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