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Hate Crime Prevention
72 statements about Hate Crime Prevention from 56 members since Jan 3, 2025.
Statements about Hate Crime Prevention, last 12 weeks
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Statements per week mentioning Hate Crime Prevention, all members, split by party. Democrats stacked first, Republicans after, four to a row. Hover a dot for the member and headline; click a dot to search for that headline. Click a week to set the dates below. Aug 17, 2026 – Nov 8, 2026.
Most active on Hate Crime Prevention · Aug 17 – Nov 8
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19 statements
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Anti-Semitism (Executive Session)
Madam President, this past weekend, Jews across the country and around the globe celebrated Rosh Hashanah, bringing in the new year with hope and excitement for what is to come. Now we are just days away from the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, Yom Kippur, when we take time to reflect on the…
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Daines, Cantwell Introduce Resolution Raising Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
Introduced resolution designating May 5th as National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.
“On this year’s National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, we remember with a heavy heart all those who have been victims of this crisis. In particular we remember Montanan Hanna Harris, who would be turning 34 years old on May 5th this year.”
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Husted joins task force to combat antisemitism
Joined bipartisan Senate task force to combat antisemitism and protect Jewish communities.
“As violence against Jewish communities rises, we must stand united in condemning hate and protecting the safety of every American.”
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Gillibrand Statement On String Of Anti-Muslim Hate Crimes In Brooklyn
Condemned anti-Muslim hate crimes in Brooklyn.
“I am angered by the Islamophobic attacks that took place in South Brooklyn. Our Muslim neighbors deserve to feel safe practicing and wearing articles of their faith in the city they call home.”
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Senate Unanimously Passes Sens. Cruz, Ossoff Bill to Extend Civil Rights Cold Case Review Board Term
Senate unanimously passed Cruz-Ossoff bill extending Civil Rights Cold Cases Review Board term.
“Civil rights cold case victims and their families deserve justice. Giving the review board more time to investigate these unsolved cases is essential to delivering long-overdue accountability.”
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Welch Introduces Resolution Condemning Anti-Palestinian Hate
Introduced resolution condemning anti-Palestinian hate and violence.
“After the shocking attack in Burlington against Hisham, Kinnan, and Tahseen, Vermonters came together to condemn violence and declare that our state will not tolerate hate in any form. I’m proud that Vermonters have continued to come together to advocate for peace.”
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Cornyn Condemns Rising Tide of Antisemitism
Condemned rising antisemitism and reaffirmed support for Jewish people.
“It is worth reflecting on the enduring principles that have made our nation unique in the world, and perhaps the most foundational of these ideas enshrined in the Declaration of Independence itself is that all of us are created equal, and we are endowed with our Creator with certain unalienable rights.”
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Wyden, Merkley, Bonamici, Hoyle, Salinas, Bynum, Dexter Statement on Antisemitism and Hate
Condemned antisemitism and hate crimes in Oregon.
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Introduced bipartisan bill to impose sanctions on foreign actors committing violence against LGBTQ+ individuals.
“Around the world, individuals who are part of the LGBTQ+ community are in danger for simply existing”
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Backed bipartisan legislation to combat antisemitism and strengthen Holocaust education.
“Right now, Jewish communities across the country are facing real threats. Antisemitic incidents in the U.S. have skyrocketed in recent years, and they’re becoming deadlier.”
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ICYMI: On Senate Floor, Bennet Condemns Antisemitic Attack in Boulder, Colorado
Condemned antisemitic attack in Boulder, Colorado as hate crime and act of terror.
“If there was any doubt that this was an antisemitic hate crime and an act of terror, the attacker has told investigators that–and let me quote–‘he wanted to kill all Zionist people and wished they were all dead,’”
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Sen. Rick Scott Reintroduces Legislation to Prevent Antisemitism on College Campuses
Reintroduced legislation to hold colleges accountable for addressing antisemitic harassment.
“Following Iran-backed Hamas’s attack on Israel, we saw a drastic rise in antisemitic attacks in the United States with anti-Israel mobs taking over campuses, and we’ve seen an unacceptable failure from leadership at higher education institutions to take action to condemn these mobs and protect Jewish students.”
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Durbin questioned witnesses at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on combating antisemitism in America.
“If we are going to close down diversity, equity, and inclusion [programs], which [are] not only proactive but reactive to discrimination—if we are going to underfund the Office of Civil Rights… Who is going to litigate the claims that are made of antisemitism on campus or anywhere else?”
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Delivered opening statement at Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on combating antisemitism in America.
“Never to be Silent: Stemming the Tide of Antisemitism in America.”
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Sent letter to Justice Department requesting information on prosecutions for attacks on servicemembers.
“Members of our military must be protected to the full extent of the law.”
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Sens. Scott, Rosen Introduce Antisemitism Awareness Act
Introduced Antisemitism Awareness Act directing Education Department to use IHRA definition for campus investigations.
“In the continued aftermath of the October 7th attacks on Israel by Hamas and Iran, we have seen college campuses across our nation become hotbeds of antisemitism where Jewish students’ rights are being threatened”
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Moreno Blasts Cuyahoga County Council For Antisemitic Protests In New Letter
Criticized Cuyahoga County Council for allowing antisemitic protests at a public meeting.
“speakers and members of the public shall conduct themselves in a civil and respectful manner. Any applause, outburst, or demonstration during any Council or committee meeting shall be permitted only when respectful toward all persons present and not disruptive of the proceedings at the meeting.”
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Introduced resolution designating January as Muslim-American Heritage Month.
“Muslim-Americans make invaluable contributions to the success of California, which is proudly home to one of the largest Muslim populations in the country”
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Sen. Johnson Joins Sen. Cruz, Colleagues in Supporting Police, Firefighters, and First Responders
Introduced bill to increase penalties for crimes targeting state and local law enforcement and first responders.
Sources: members’ press releases from their official websites (since the 119th Congress began (Jan 3, 2025)) and the Congressional Record (since Aug 2026). Statements are tagged to Hate Crime Prevention by AI reading of the full text. Quotes are shown only when they match the archived source text word for word.