Even more concerning is that the Biden administration may completely end enforcement of Title 42.
Nancy Mace
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Nancy Ruth Mace is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for South Carolina's 1st congressional district since January 3, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, she is the first woman to graduate from The Citadel, a military college in South Carolina. Mace has focused on issues such as economic development, veterans' affairs, and education during her time in office. She has also been vocal on matters related to justice for survivors of abuse, emphasizing the importance of accountability for perpetrators.
Last week, I led 10 of my colleagues to the U.S.-Mexico border to see firsthand the devastating national security, humanitarian, and health crisis that President Biden has created at our southern border with his disastrous open-border…
President Biden also is not fully enforcing Title 42 of the Public Health Safety Act designed to prevent migrants from spreading COVID in the United States.
Americans will suffer because of these criminals, and Biden--and Biden sits quietly by letting it happen.
Dr. Fauci and Dr. Walensky, I would urge you to go down to the border to see what is going on at that federally run detention facility in violation of the very CDC guidance that you issue that we, as Americans, have to follow.
Why would anyone want to silence a governor of a state on the front line of this pandemic holding a roundtable with doctors about best practices regarding their own experiences in the real world and sharing what they have learned?
Addressing America's transportation infrastructure is a shared responsibility between federal, state, and local governments.
expanding access to high-speed internet is critical to our nation's growth and economic development.
I appreciate your service to our country. And I am very encouraged by the words I have heard today from Members on both sides of the aisle.
Will your office and the administration...commit to working with the Port of Charleston, helping prioritize some of these investments?
I just want to thank you for your time. You have been literally been with us, I think, almost all day today.
Two people who have the same education and perform the same job should receive the same pay, regardless of their gender.
if we were really, truly talking about a market operating the way that it should, then care workers, elder care workers would be making much, much more.
You've made women sports very popular, and so that's something that every American should be proud of.
The raw wage gap number is not a measure of equal pay for equal work; it's a comparison of averages.
This is the moment for us to really think about a robust care infrastructure that is able to meet the needs of family.
Women with the freedom to make their own choices, and the confidence and the courage to be able to ask for those choices too.
Your union that represented you all did such a bang-up job, they did so well you had to sue later because the deal was so bad, sounds like.
I want to have a message of hope for every woman who's out there working or in the home.
I think the Women's National Team Players Association should be very proud of this deal.
I want to start with you, Ms. Rapinoe. First, I just want to say that we're super proud of U.S. women's soccer being on the world stage as you and your teammates have been for a number of years.
As we know, and as we heard from Congresswoman Mace earlier today, women on average earn about 82 percent of what men earn.
The collective bargaining agreement expires this year. Do you anticipate being able to advocate for changes to better reflect your needs?
I am not comfortable saying we are going to forego enforcement actions because of budget constraints.
I am for settling where we can do it in a way that addresses the issue that we have, but I would rather see us go all in on litigation, even risky and expensive litigation, if that is the only way to solve the problem.





