Pramila Jayapal

This diluted thinking found its way into State policies that discouraged institutions from supporting students of color.

However, Republicans won't agree to that. Why? Because it would help make the situation at the border better, and they don't want that under any circumstance. They would rather continue the cruelty: The cruelty of seeing migrants fleeing…

I want to clarify that undocumented immigrants and documented immigrants contribute to the U.S. economy.

In H.R. 2 it would eliminate the Uniting for Ukraine Program. I have an amendment to keep that in and Republicans voted against it.

Despite the title of this hearing and the claims by the majority, immigrants are a huge engine of economic growth for the American economy.

Any indications that they do not is excluding the contributions of undocumented immigrants as well as documented immigrants.

Through their collective power, unionized workers have secured record contracts that have dramatically raised wages and increased benefits.

Unionization is fundamentally about workplace democracy, about the right to organize and that worker power helps not just workers, but our whole economy.

This June, the NLRB issued a pro-worker decision that rightfully reversed a Trump era policy that allowed companies to misclassify their employees as independent contractors.

The administration has created over 14 million jobs, kept unemployment under 4 percent for the longest time in nearly 50 years, and delivered the most pro-worker agenda in modern history.

It is unacceptable that my Republican colleagues want to chip away at these pro-worker policies, and it is our duty to stand with workers who buildup our economy.

I just have to end with this. Just a few weeks ago, Congressman Chip Roy stood on the floor of this Chamber and called for his fellow Republican colleagues to ``come explain to me one material, meaningful significant thing the Republican…

I think that rape is horrific, sexual assault is horrific.

I think we have to remember that Israel is a democracy, that is why they are a strong ally of ours, and if they do not comply with international humanitarian law, they are bringing themselves to a place that makes it much more difficult…

Let me be completely clear that I unequivocally condemn Hamas's use of rape and sexual violence as an act of war.

I and many of my colleagues staunchly oppose those efforts.

The American people I think would be shocked to learn that, despite overseeing a bigger economy with more companies and more mergers, the Antitrust Division has been operating today with half the staff that the Carter Administration had in…

I worked with Ranking Member Nadler to send a letter yesterday urging the White House Counsel's office to integrate competition-related questions into the administration's judicial vetting process.

I am proud that we are doing what we can to put antitrust considerations front and center.

I hope we speak out against anti-Semitism everywhere that we see it, not just in certain places.

When the former President and 2024 Republican Presidential frontrunner, Donald Trump, fanned the flames of anti-Semitism...

Anti-Semitism is wrong. I have consistently spoken out against it.

We need to be able to question where U.S. taxpayer dollars are going and what accountability the United States has in ensuring, for example, that when the president calls for Israel to adhere to the international laws of war, that they…

We are losing credibility. And, frankly, we're being isolated in the rest of the world.

I want President Biden to be the next president.