Defense Spending:Expresses concern that the fiscal year 2026 Defense Appropriations bill repeats past funding mistakes that could harm military readiness.[1]
Department of Homeland Security Funding:Supports funding non-immigration DHS agencies such as TSA, FEMA, Coast Guard, Secret Service, and CISA separately while negotiations continue on ICE and CBP reforms.[1]
Government Funding/Budget:Opposes Republican-drafted continuing resolutions that include partisan provisions, calling instead for bipartisan, bicameral negotiations to fund the government and avoid a shutdown.
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Health Care:Opposes Republican health care and funding legislation that she says would raise premiums, strip coverage from millions, and increase the cost of living.[1]
Immigration Enforcement:Supports reforming ICE and DHS immigration enforcement—such as requiring body cameras, banning masks for agents, and requiring judicial warrants before home entry—while opposing calls to abolish ICE.[1][2][3]
Immigration Legislation (Laken Riley Act):Voted against the Laken Riley Act, opposing its broad deportation mandate for minor offenses while supporting removal of those charged with serious or violent crimes.[1]
Taxation:Supports expanding and making monthly the Child Tax Credit as a means of cutting taxes for middle-class and working families, while opposing corporate tax cuts and credits enacted under the 2017 tax law.[1]
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