Education:Supports increasing resources for students and policies aimed at expanding college access.[1]
Environment:Supports protecting the environment and pursuing energy independence while maintaining EPA standards and scientific integrity.[1]
Healthcare:Opposed repeal of the Affordable Care Act and supports ensuring access to affordable, quality healthcare.[1]
Immigration & Border Security:Supports increased border security funding and technology while opposing what he calls Republican 'anti-immigration' proposals that would restrict work authorization, expand family detention, and threaten DACA.
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Immigration (Title 42/Asylum):Supported ending the Title 42 border policy while calling for preparation to manage increased migration.[1]
Immigration - Border Security:As Ranking Member of the Border Security Subcommittee, supports investing in technology and personnel to secure the border while disputing claims the border is 'open,' and emphasizes reforming a restrictive legal immigration system.[1][2]
Immigration - Legislation:Opposes Republican-led immigration bills that would restrict work authorizations, expand family detention, ban asylum, or threaten DACA, calling such proposals economically and morally harmful.[1]
Immigration - Title 42/Asylum:Supported ending the Title 42 border policy while calling for adequate preparation for increased migration, framing it as the right policy direction.[1]
Labor:Has a strong voting record supporting worker interests, including backing collective bargaining rights for federal workers and opposing rules seen as undermining labor protections.[1]
Labor Rights:Supports restoring collective bargaining rights for federal workers and has a high AFL-CIO voting record score favoring worker protections.[1]