the reality is that they are trying to make this into the immigration boogeyman that they always talk about.
Jasmine Crockett
The Public Record
Jasmine Felicia Crockett is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Texas's 30th congressional district. A member of the Democratic Party, she has been serving in Congress since January 1, 2023. Crockett has focused on issues such as social justice, healthcare, and education during her time in office. She is known for her engaging speaking style and commitment to addressing the needs of her constituents in Texas.
And stop going after women's reproductive rights, because if you believe in freedom, then kids should be able to go to school and know that they will be safe. The Acting CHAIR. The gentlewoman is no longer recognized.
Then maybe we will get some gun reform---- The Acting CHAIR. The time of the gentlewoman has expired.
It must be nice to perch yourself upon privilege. The vast majority of my colleagues across the aisle have never had to have ``the talk.'' In fact, most of them may not even know what ``the talk'' is, but let's talk about it. I am going to…
I do not want to be redundant. I think that if we have not figured out by now, we know that you all are constantly failing.
emergency management cannot be politicized and should always be prioritized.
Today, I rise to commemorate a leader of the north Texas Pakistani community, Mr. Hafeez Khan. There are over 50,000 Pakistani Americans living in my home of north Texas, a prosperous, hardworking community that grows every single year…
Today I rise to mourn the loss of my constituent and a beloved member of the United States Postal Service, Eugene Gates. On Wednesday, Mr. Gates passed while delivering mail on his route in Dallas, Texas, where the heat index reached…
I have had the privilege to visit the Dallas VA Center and I know that the care it provides is second to none.
I know Veterans Affairs works hard to provide our service women and men the help they deserve.
When these individuals complete their service, there are certain things that they should not have to worry about, two of which are critical when transitioning back to society--healthcare and housing.
This Nation owes a debt to our returning service members. This Committee is responsible for every veteran struggling with mental health and a lack of permanent housing.
I want to say first of all that I am grateful for all of our service women and men and what they have done for our country.
This should not be the story of America, but I am alarmed when I hear people say the quiet part out loud.
some of my colleagues believe we have done enough, and, after an initial investment, we need to just pack up and go home.
Without reliable internet access, it is harder to find a job, harder to share special moments with your family, and ultimately people are robbed of opportunities.
Without reliable internet access, it is harder to find a job, harder to share special moments with your family, and ultimately people are robbed of opportunities.
Without reliable internet access, it is harder to find a job, harder to share special moments with your family.
it seems some of my colleagues believe we have done enough, and, after an initial investment, we need to just pack up and go home.
our colleagues on the Agriculture Appropriation Subcommittee want to cut broadband funding by almost $100 million.





