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Courtney (D-Ct.), and John Garamendi (D-Ca.) wrote a letter to Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth expressing … indications that operations may continue beyond that mark,” wrote the 11 Members of Congress. “This will place this
ignore the Kansas City community,” Congressman Cleaver wrote in a letter to DHS Secretary Kristi Noem. Today
deportation policies centralized in Kansas City,” Congressman Cleaver wrote in a letter to DHS Secretary Kristi Noem
federal government acts with clarity and coordination,” wrote Rep. Bell. “It is beyond time for that same approach
whom served in segregated units,” the lawmakers wrote . “They were willing to die for a country that didn
worsening every day,” the legislators wrote . “If your Administration moves forward with plans to provide economic relief
attempts to modify the Johnson Amendment,” the lawmakers wrote . “Members have long understood the moral imperative of shielding
sets a troubling precedent for the appropriations process,” wrote the lawmakers. “Retroactively clawing back funds that were already
rescission of lawfully obligated funding,” the lawmakers wrote . “This action is a clear violation … guidelines set forth by the program,” the lawmakers wrote . “Grant recipients have already invested millions of dollars
National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) federal workforce,” wrote the lawmakers . “Furloughing the vast majority of the agency
difference between having food or not,” wrote the lawmakers . “Now, due to the government shutdown, they are facing
readiness and morale of our Armed Forces," wrote the lawmakers. "Unfortunately, this policy does not increase troop readiness
soybean exports, amounting to $12.6 billion,” the lawmakers wrote . “However, in response to the tariffs you imposed earlier
Award for the upcoming program period,” Congressman Cleaver wrote . “Without this notice, MARC cannot incur any expenses
signing this bipartisan bill into law,” the members wrote . “The law is clear: all impacted government employees, regardless … Office of Personnel Management (OPM),” the members wrote . “OPM’s shutdown guidance from September 2025 still states that
public health outcomes through scientific research,” the lawmakers wrote. “Through annual discretionary and mandatory appropriations, CDC funding critical
that this funding be immediately released,” the lawmakers wrote . “Without these funds, schools are facing difficult and unnecessary
more than $5 of nonfederal resources,” the lawmakers wrote . “For example, FFNHA provided 61 percent of its FY24
demand vocational and technical job training,” the lawmakers wrote . “Job Corps is one of the few national programs
fivefold increase of antisemitic harassment on the platform,” wrote the lawmakers. “Failing to meaningfully curb hate speech, including
challenges facing communities already working to rebuild,” wrote the lawmakers. “The State of Missouri has been working closely
challenges, rising rents, and worsening homelessness,” the lawmakers wrote . “Federally funded housing programs through the U.S. Department
assisted housing across the United States,” the lawmakers wrote . “However, due to the increasing frequency and severity
Head Start funding,” Congressman Cleaver wrote . “The abolition of Head Start is antithetical to our country’s decades
letter to HHS Secretary Robert Kennedy, the lawmakers wrote , “This program is vital for millions of families