Rep. Tokuda Introduces Resolution Honoring 120 Years of Filipino Immigration to Hawaiʻi
Sakadas faced systematic discrimination, and bravely stood against injustice by forging a labor movement to protect immigrant plantation
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Sakadas faced systematic discrimination, and bravely stood against injustice by forging a labor movement to protect immigrant plantation
Today, U.S. Representative Jill Tokuda (HI-02) stood up for the Constitution and the lives of American servicemembers
with her heart and incomparable smarts. She stood by me during some of my toughest battles
with her heart and incomparable smarts. She stood by me during some of my toughest battles
Today, U.S. Representative Jill Tokuda (HI-02) stood up for the Constitution and the lives of American servicemembers
tariffs.In addition to legislation, Hirono has stood with plaintiffs suing the Administration for losses they’ve accrued because
almost 70 years, Mauna Loa Observatory has stood as one of the most important scientific monitoring stations
without gas, because of funding cuts, USAID ambulances stood idle, unable to help. And despite her neighbors’ best … long ago that a Republican senator stood on this very floor, talking about those in his party
couple of moments when the legislature actually stood up to the president, overrode a veto of his rejected … rescissions package. They stood up for their prerogatives. And you know what happened next? Nothing. Why? Because that
President Trump was inaugurated, the Department’s workforce stood at 4,133 workers. After today’s actions … President Trump was inaugurated, the Department’s workforce stood at 4,133 workers. After today’s actions
increased to $18 trillion. In 2019, it stood at $23 trillion. Today, our total debt has surpassed
other purposes for which the Army is stood up. Thank you, Mr. Chairman
House. “More than 80 years ago, Fred Korematsu stood up for the rights of more than … people and speak out against injustice.” “Fred Korematsu stood up for the over 125,000 Japanese Americans, including
Congresses. “For the seventh time, I stood in the chamber of the U.S. House of Representatives and took