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NEWS: Sanders, Casar Introduce Legislation to Prevent Owners from Moving Teams Without Giving Locals Chance to Buy
teams already worth billions of dollars. Currently, the Chicago Bears are threatening to leave the city after more
Welch, Blackburn Celebrate Advancement Bipartisan, Bicameral Bill to Require Baby Changing Stations on Amtrak Trains
longest daily route, connecting San Francisco to Chicago, can take passengers 52 hours to travel. Parents and families
Rep. Balint Votes Against Funding for DHS Amid Rising ICE Violence Across the Country
traveled to do on the ground oversight in Chicago during ‘Operation Midway Blitz’ in October and in Minnesota
Reps. Balint and Jayapal Push Meta and Google to End ICE Ad Partnerships Using White Nationalist Propaganda
surge ICE officers to cities like Minneapolis, Chicago, Portland, and New Orleans. To meet these recruitment targets
Rep. Becca Balint Conducts ICE Oversight in Chicago
Chicago, IL – Today, Rep. Becca Balint, Vice Ranking Member of the House Judiciary Committee, joined Democrats in Chicago … hearing on ICE attacks on Chicago. The hearing titled Kidnapped and Disappeared: Trump’s Assault on Chicago
Welch, Senators File Amicus Brief Fighting Trump’s Abuse of Military Deployments
threatens to bring his scare tactics to Chicago, the courts must clarify and rule against these abuses that
Welch Celebrates House Passage of His Bipartisan, Bicameral Bill to Require Baby Changing Stations on Amtrak Trains
Amtrak’s longest route, connecting Los Angeles to Chicago, can take passengers 65 hours to travel. Parents
Welch Urges Opposition to Tulsi Gabbard; Cites Lack of Experience, Questionable Judgement, Capacity to Do the Job
left behind. After fighting housing discrimination in Chicago, he enrolled in law school at the UC-Berkeley