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[congressmanscottpeters]

Congress needs to pass the #DreamAct and protect the hard-working #DREAMers who make San Diego and our nation stronger. 📰 Link in bio. http://ift.tt/2whRsO4

[congressmanscottpeters]

Scott's statement on finding a bipartisan solution to unwinding President Trump's executive order on immigration. by Congressman Scott Peters

[renamerolandopo]

Regarding the naming – we have been in close contact with the USPS about the process for removing Andrew Jackson’s name from the building, and have done additional outreach to the White House and the Postmaster General himself. We, as employees of the legislative branch, aren’t permitted to be involved in the removal itself, but we have contacted the Postal Service a number of times and continue to do so regarding next steps.

-Amy Kuhn, Chief of Staff, Rep. Sara Jacobs, July 12, 2023

[congressmanscottpeters]

Joined my @energycommerce colleagues to highlight our accomplishments from 2019. We've worked to curb climate change, improve access to health care, and hold the Trump Administration accountable. #progressforthepeople https://ift.tt/2Q4zzJv

[congressmanscottpeters]

Today is a solemn day. I voted to impeach President Donald Trump, consistent with my oath to defend the Constitution from all enemies, foreign and domestic. It's a tragedy my Republican colleagues will not speak up for rule of law and against presidential abuse of power. History will judge them harshly. by Congressman Scott Peters

[congressmanscottpeters]

Met with Shinichi Iida, Minister for Economic Affairs at the Japan Embassy to discuss the global climate crisis and the need for American leadership. He agrees the world is looking to the United States to do our part to reduce emissions and act on climate. https://ift.tt/35AUV85

[congressmanscottpeters]

In our nation's history, thousands have gone into battle to fight for our democracy. In contrast, my Republican colleagues will not speak up for rule of law or against presidential abuse of power. That's the tragedy of today's events. History will judge them harshly. by Congressman Scott Peters

[congressmanscottpeters]

Although 90 percent of Americans support universal background checks, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell – the only person with the authority to bring these measures forward – refuses to bring these bills to the Senate floor for a vote. On Friday, September 13th, I delivered over 700 letters sent in from San Diegans to Majority Leader McConnell. It is my hope they will finally compel him to act to save lives. by Congressman Scott Peters