To honor the lives of those lost, we have a responsibility to the American people to determine whether preventable failures contributed to this tragedy — and to ensure that it never happens again.
Chuck Schumer: “To honor the lives of those lost, we have a responsibility to the American people to determine whether preventable…”
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Schumer calls for an investigation into the Trump administration's cuts impacting emergency response.
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