Friday, June 1, 2018

News From Congressman Joseph Crowley



Chairman Crowley Statement on May Jobs Report

House Democratic Caucus Chairman Joe Crowley issued the following statement on the May jobs report:
“The president continues to put American jobs and families at risk with his reckless policies that lack insight, judgment, and strategic thinking. His agenda does nothing for working men and women, far too many of whom are continually burdened by Republicans’ attempts to lavish tax breaks on the rich and take away health insurance from the middle class. We can and should do better.”
Chairman Crowley Statement on LGBTQ Pride Month

House Democratic Caucus Chairman Joe Crowley issued the following statement on LGBTQ Pride Month:
“This Pride Month, we celebrate the strength and resilience of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community. While we have made incredible progress in the march toward equality, we still have a long way to go to ensure the full rights of LGBTQ Americans, especially for communities of color. As the Trump administration and congressional Republicans continue their shameful attacks on LGBTQ rights, we must continue to raise our voices, fight injustice, and push forward.
 “To all those celebrating pride in Queens, the Bronx, and across the nation, know that I will continue to stand with you as we work to create a more just and inclusive country.”

Chairman Crowley Statement on Immigrant Heritage Month

House Democratic Caucus Chairman Joe Crowley released the following statement on Immigrant Heritage Month, which is celebrated annually during the month of June: 
“During Immigrant Heritage Month, we join together to celebrate our rich history as a nation of immigrants, as well as pay tribute to the contributions immigrant communities have made to the United States. 
“But as we celebrate our heritage, we must also acknowledge the many challenges immigrants face in our country. President Trump’s administration continues to demonize immigrants and promote an anti-immigrant agenda. In Congress, Republican leaders are refusing to bring forward the DREAM Act, despite bipartisan support for providing security to these young men and women who call America home. And at the border, even families seeking asylum are being torn apart.
“As the son and grandson of immigrants, I know how crucial it is to protect and live up to our country’s proud tradition of welcoming immigrants. As we celebrate Immigrant Heritage Month, let us reaffirm our commitment to upholding our nation’s values and working to make our immigration system more just and fair to those in pursuit of a better life in America.”

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