Yvette Clarke: “Some say the biggest loophole in the RFA is the fact that it does not require agencies to analyze indirect impacts.”

This bill is a Trojan horse, using the premise of congressional ethics reform to advance a broader effort to restrict access to the ballot box.

Silence in this moment is not neutrality — it is complicity.

As someone who has called Brooklyn home for decades, I know firsthand the challenges that communities like East Flatbush have faced because of years of disinvestment, a shortage of affordable housing, and longstanding health disparities.

Americans deserve to know that when they are harmed by fraud, scams, or deceptive business practices, there is a path to justice.