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“It is time for ICE to be restrained and held accountable… It is time for raids on homes of American citizens without so much as a judge’s warrant to end.”

“DACA recipients are every bit as American as any of us… they deserve… a path to citizenship as soon as possible.”

"Georgia Democratic Senate candidate Jon Ossoff said Saturday that local law enforcement should not enforce federal immigration law because it betrays the 'bonds of trust' police should have with the community.

'I don't think it's the role of local law enforcement to enforce federal immigration law,' he said during an online town hall with the College Democrats of Georgia. 'It is important that there be bonds of trust between local law enforcement and local communities.... We can't live in a society where people are afraid to call the police while someone's being assaulted in their home, because everyone's going to get their papers checked when the local PD arrives.'"

“Support an immigration policy that strengthens our borders, puts American workers first, respects human rights, and creates a path to legal status for undocumented immigrants who are already here and otherwise follow the law, especially those brought here as children.”

“As we work to end the cruel policy of separating immigrant families, Atlanta City Council unanimously ratified, thus extending, my Executive Order to no longer accept ICE detainees at the City jail.”

“U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement shouldn’t be targeting immigrants who aren’t causing anyone harm.”

During the debate, Turek criticized efforts by the Trump administration to reduce federal programs and argued that government should remain capable of delivering essential public services rather than pursuing sweeping reductions.

"Restore full funding for Medicaid for the 110,000 Iowans who are at risk of losing access to health care due to cuts in the Big Beautiful Bill that Ashley Hinson voted for."

Campaign Objectives:
Lowering health care costs:
End the privatization of Medicaid.
Lower the cost of prescription drugs.
Support family caregivers who often spend thousands of dollars out of their own pockets to provide care.
Expand Iowa’s “Surprise Bill” law to cover all medical appointments and procedures.
Protect Iowans from medical debt: Iowa currently has the highest rate of medical debt in the country, and has the number one growth rate for cancer. Medical debt is cheap, and as governor, Rob would work to clear Iowans’ of this burden and protect them from credit penalties.
Lowering energy costs:
Cap “service” or “meter” fees which are not based on usage but which Iowans are forced to pay simply for enrolling in the service.
Put customers first by making the ratemaking process more transparent, in addition to holding major corporations and data centers accountable.
Expand grid capacity and efficiency
Promote affordable renewables
Lowering education costs:
Provide universal school meals to Iowa public school students.
Invest in universal Pre-K
Require accountability over the school voucher program
Lowering housing costs:
Build more homes and eliminate red tape
Protect Iowans against price gouging
Make downpayment assistance for first-time homebuyers interest-free

“There's no way around it, climate change is only going to get more expensive to deal w/ disasters, dying industries, and crumbling infrastructure. And w/o action, we’ll pay in lives, dollars, and broken dreams. Time to get out ahead of it. Time for a #GreenNewDeal.”

"I'll fight against corporate tax breaks and the capture of our economy by billionaires and wanna-be oligarchs. I believe that every worker deserves the right to join a union and to earn a fair wage."

"I categorically oppose the privatization of Medicare or the attempt to cut Medicaid or destroy the ACA market by cutting subsidies. We need to expand guaranteed health insurance, not sell it off to corporations or cut it. I will push to immediately repeal Medicaid and ACA subsidy cuts from the 'One Big Beautiful Bill' Act."

"We need to get to 100% renewable energy, and the only way we're going to do that is by taking the Chevrons and the Exxons of the world out of our politics."

"We need real AI regulation to create guardrails and protect the ability for young people to have a job."

"The crux of the problem here is that we don’t treat renewable energy as the national security issue that it is — that it always has been. Whether it's starting wars we can’t end, or failing to end wars we didn’t start — our addiction to oil and gas keeps getting in the way.

So here’s a proposal: perhaps it's time to relabel renewable energy investment as the matter of national security it so clearly is. Let’s include it in the annual National Defense Authorization Act through which we fund the rest of our national security interests."

Secretary Benson statement on Michigan House Republicans’ budget proposal:

“There is no valid reason for these irresponsible cuts. This budget is based on wrong numbers and falsehoods, and it will make people’s lives worse."

"Goals to accomplish that include a new caregiver tax credit...

When asked if she would support universal healthcare during a press conference Thursday, Benson said healthcare should be available to everyone but argued any idea is only as good as the agency in charge of putting it in place.

'The centerpiece of my plan is recognizing that an outdated infrastructure bogs down MDHHS and that’s what we have to fix in order to achieve any of these outcomes. The agency is overburdened, it’s under resourced, and it’s a safety-net system that is failing and that is at the core of a lot of the stories I’m hearing around the state,' Benson said.

'As the next governor of Michigan, ensuring our healthcare system is affordable, accessible, and fair is my priority. And working with every single person to get that done while using every tool in my toolbox to get that done will be my mandate and will be my north star,' she told reporters."

"In its release, Manning’s office touted how the bill extends the Affordable Care Act subsidies for three years and locks in lower premiums. The release said it would 'save an average middle-class family of four in North Carolina $9,137 on their yearly premiums.'

"Gov. Roy Cooper (D) proposed sending families checks for up to $500 Wednesday as part of his plan to spend more than $5 billion in federal funding from the American Rescue Plan.

Cooper dubbed the plan 'Extra Credit Grants 2.0,' saying he wanted to continue the program Republicans in the General Assembly approved last year when they authorized $335 checks for families with children.

'This is a good idea put forth by the legislature. It has helped a lot of families. We included this in our proposal because of the input we got from a number of legislators that they would like to continue it,'" Cooper said.

"Attorney General Ford Takes Action to Protect Affordable Care Act Access for DACA Recipients - Today, Attorney General Aaron Ford announced he has joined a coalition of 13 other attorneys general to file a motion to intervene in order to defend health insurance access for Dreamers — the recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy — from court challenges"

"Attorney General Ford Files Legal Challenge to EPA’s Attacks on Affordable Clean Energy for Low-Income Households -

Today, Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford announced that he has filed suit in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims to recover damages for the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA)​​ unlawful breach of grant agreements executed under the Solar for All program, a $7 billion program that lowers energy costs and pollution by bringing solar energy to more than 900,000 households in low-income and disadvantaged communities across the country. The total grant awarded to Nevada Clean Energy Fund was $155,720,000, of which the federal government still owed over $150 million when President Trump illegally terminated the grant...

Congress created the Solar for All program in 2022 as part of the Inflation Reduction Act, directing the EPA to make competitive grants to states and other entities to deploy solar projects in low-income and disadvantaged areas."

"Today, Attorney General Aaron Ford joined a coalition of 16 attorneys general in suing the Trump administration in the U.S. District Court for Massachusetts over its unlawful attempt to disrupt grant funding issued by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The lawsuit Request Document Remediation - lawsuit challenges the administration’s unreasonable and intentional delays in reviewing NIH grant applications, as well as its termination of hundreds of already-issued grants.

The complaint Request Document Remediation - complaint also alleges that NIH has recently terminated large swaths of already-issued grants for projects that are currently underway based on the projects’ perceived connection to 'DEI,' 'transgender issues,' 'vaccine hesitancy,' or another topic disfavored by the current administration."

"Today, Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford, announced that he joined a multistate coalition in filing a lawsuit challenging an unlawful final rule promulgated by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) that would create significant barriers to obtaining healthcare under the Affordable Care Act (ACA)."

ACA coverage of gender-transition care (July 2025): Atty Gen. Ford sued to block an HHS/CMS rule that removes gender-transition care from the ACA's essential health benefits. That removal ends the requirement that marketplace plans cover it.

"Attorney General Ford Sues Trump Administration for Blocking Planned Parenthood from Receiving Medicaid Funding"

Voted for Inflation Reduction Act, which includes hundreds of billions in gov't spending/tax incentives related to clean energy, climate programs, healthcare and energy infrastructure, phases out gas vehicles, aiming to cut emissions in half by 2030 and net-zero by 2050.

Voted for $1.9 American Rescue Plan - a bill that included substantial spending on state and local governments, childcare, rent assistance, stimulus payments, expanded tax credits, public transportation and pension bailout. The law imposed new reporting requirements/taxes for online transactions over $600.