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    20 hours ago

    Today, the Committee will mark up Chairman Nadler’s proposal for the , which includes a pathway to citizenship for Dreamers, Temporary Protected Status-eligible individuals, and undocumented essential workers.

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    21 hours ago

    If we fail to invest in our economy today with a pathway to citizenship, we will lose out on nearly 4.7 trillion over the next decade. That's why I'm fighting right now in to make sure we invest in our immigrant communities and the economy for ALL.

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    21 hours ago

    Join Members of Congress and me at the U.S. Capitol for a Bipartisan Congressional Remembrance Ceremony marking 20 years since the terror attacks on September 11th.

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    23 hours ago

    Today in DC: completes a markup of the Act — the budget reconciliation bill. We'll address investments in our immigration system that help families and the American economy, as well as funding for evidence-informed strategies to reduce violence.

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  5. 23 hours ago

    .: "By providing a path to permanent residence for America’s Dreamers, TPS holders, farm workers, and other essential workers who keep our country running, there is no doubt that we will benefit from the resulting economic gains for decades to come."

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  6. 23 hours ago

    WATCH LIVE: is marking up the Act, which will make historic investments in our people, in our communities, and in U.S. businesses.

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    WATCH LIVE: is marking up the Act, which will make historic investments in our people, in our communities, and in U.S. businesses.

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    Sep 11

    Twenty years ago today, terrorist attacks in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania shook our country, our city and gave a new purpose to the work I do in the United States Congress.

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    Sep 11

    Today, on the 20th anniversary of , we remember the thousands of lives lost that day and honor the courageous first responders who gave their lives to save fellow Americans. We will .

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    Sep 11

    20 years ago, our nation suffered a horrendous attack that forever altered our history. It's a day that remains etched in my memory. Let us take this time to remember the victims and survivors, bring comfort to their families and honor the first responders. We will

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    Sep 11

    September 11, 2001 will always be a day that brought Americans together amidst tragedy. This 20-year anniversary is a day of solemn remembrance for the loved ones of the nearly 3,000 Americans killed & a time to again thank our first responders for their tremendous sacrifices.

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    Sep 11

    Today, we painfully mourn the losses of the courageous men and women who died in New York City, Washington, D.C. and outside of Shanksville, Pennsylvania, twenty years ago, on September 11th, 2001. 1/3

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    Sep 11

    The terror attacks on 9/11 took the lives of nearly 3,000 Americans, sickening and injuring thousands more. Twenty years later our nation still grieves with the families of victims and honors the first responders who gave and risked their lives for the people.

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    Sep 11

    Today we mourn the lives lost on September 11th, 2001 — and the thousands who have passed away from cancer and other illnesses connected to the attacks. We hold them and their families in our hearts forever.

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    Sep 11

    Twenty years ago today, our nation endured one of the greatest national tragedies in our history. The attacks of 9/11 forever changed us. All of us.

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    Sep 11

    Pausing today to remember all those we lost 20 years ago and all the first responders who gave their lives on . We will never forget and will forever be thankful to those heroic first responders and to the heroes who risk their lives every day to keep us safe.

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    Sep 11

    20 year ago, America endured one of the worst terrorist attacks & most unconscionable tragedies in our country's history. Today, we mourn the lives lost, honor the bravery shown that day & offer gratitude for the military members & veterans who have sacrificed so much since

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    Sep 11

    We will never forget.

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    Sep 11

    On a beautiful September morning, much like today, our world changed. Twenty years later, it still feels like yesterday. Today, we pause to remember the nearly 3,000 lives taken from us on September 11, 2001 and share a moment of collective reflection as a nation.

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    Sep 11

    On , 2001, I was at Orlando International Airport commanding the Orlando Police’s Airport Division. I will never forget the devastation and heartbreak of that day, and how it changed how we looked at the world.

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