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Summer Lee

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Summer Lynn Lee is a Democratic member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, representing the 34th District since January 1, 2019. She is known for her strong advocacy on social justice issues and her commitment to community engagement. Lee has focused on policies that address inequality and promote the interests of her constituents, often emphasizing the need for accountability among elected officials and the importance of fighting against corporate influence in politics. Her work reflects a dedication to progressive values and grassroots activism.

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Jun 16, 2021

I want to compliment FEMA. We were under siege as all of us were in COVID-19.

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Jun 16, 2021

What is the process that occurs with a stakeholder reaches out to the Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties?

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Jun 16, 2021

The Transportation and Security Administration has shown itself over and over again and the TSOs how they have been the front line of our security.

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Jun 16, 2021

I think it is very important that either we as the Congress continues to increase that funding, but also I would encourage developing the expertise at DHS as well.

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Jun 16, 2021

Let me thank the administration for its humanitarian treatment of this very difficult portion of the immigration unaccompanied children.

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Jun 16, 2021

This is the moment that we must deal with this question.

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Jun 16, 2021

I hope that this committee, in a bipartisan manner, with Mr. Biggs, the Ranking Member, has made some very important points.

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Jun 16, 2021

I can say, unequivocally, that the war on drugs was a failure of policy.

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Jun 16, 2021

We know the harm we've done with the disparate sentencing around crack cocaine. It doesn't save us anything to not reverse those decisions for people that are inside.

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Jun 16, 2021

I think this is a lesson we teach young people in preschool and in middle school, in high school and college and adults, and we say, you made a mistake, let's talk about it, let's talk through our feelings, and let's move forward.

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Jun 16, 2021

Congress' approach to crack cocaine and the entire framework of mandatory minimum sentences is one example of how the failed war on drugs destroyed communities for generations.

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Jun 16, 2021

As the Supreme Court has acknowledged, I've been fighting to change these disparities for over a decade, and I will continue to do so as we seek to end mandatory minimum sentencing.

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Jun 16, 2021

Representative Lee led a similar effort in the House that would have created a 1-1 ratio in H.R. 4545.

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Jun 16, 2021

I agree, and this is why I am working on legislation with the Senate, and we intend to introduce legislation in short order to address this issue in Terry.

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Jun 15, 2021

Juneteenth is as significant to African-Americans as it will be to Americans, because we too are Americans. And it means freedom.

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Jun 13, 2021

It only represents or acts as a civil rights buffer to the disastrous response that poor people have been able to--unfortunately have been the victims there of.

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Jun 13, 2021

I work with a lot of real estate persons who themselves own property, small businesses.

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Jun 13, 2021

It is extremely important to hold this hearing. Thank you to all the Witnesses.

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Jun 13, 2021

Would it be shameful to leave poor people with no action whatsoever, even allowing the Legal Services Corporation to be able to go into court on their behalf?

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Jun 13, 2021

So, your view is that a private right of action does it not contravene the Constitution and the Fifth amendment on the right to property or due process.

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Jun 13, 2021

So, as a story someone who had a been a trailer home for 10 years, Cristina, I won't put her last name in, they spent three months without electricity and water because they had missed just a minor amount of the rent.

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Jun 13, 2021

We are not out of the pandemic yet. We don't know how long we are going to be in an emergency.

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Jun 9, 2021

Would you agree that these words clearly could indicate racial bias and an attempt to use race and racism as a potential motive for violence?

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Jun 9, 2021

On January 6th, the domestic terrorists who beat law enforcement officers and breached the citadel of democracy of the United States wore insignias of White supremacist groups, waved Confederate flags, hung a noose on the lawn, and they…

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