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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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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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Congressional Jewish Caucus Calls on Google to Restore Holocaust Remembrance, JAHM Messages
Sent letter to Google urging restoration of Holocaust Remembrance Day and Jewish American Heritage Month.
“It is alarming that globally, 1 in 5 adults have not heard of the Holocaust, with less than half recognizing the Holocaust’s historical accuracy. Given your controlling reach in global searches, decisions such as Google’s will only exacerbate this unacceptable ignorance and blindness to hate.”
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Sánchez, Takano introduce anti-bullying bill
Introduced Safe Schools Improvement Act requiring schools to prohibit bullying and harassment.
“Bullying is a serious issue that threatens our children’s safety and well-being”
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Congresswoman Ramirez Statement on the Verdict of the Wadee Alfayoumi Murder Trial
Praised conviction of man guilty of murdering Palestinian American child in hate crime.
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Amendment adopted to prioritize investigating racially and religiously motivated violent extremism.
“Violent extremism motivated by racial, ethnic and religious hate is a growing threat, and Congress must make it a top priority”
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Senators Collins, Booker Reintroduce Bipartisan CROWN Act to Ban Hair Discrimination
Reintroduced bipartisan CROWN Act banning discrimination based on natural and protective hairstyles.
“It is wrong that Americans – particularly those within the Black community – continue to face discrimination based on how they choose to style their natural hair”
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Called for $454.5 million in federal funding for nonprofit security at houses of worship.
“Since Hamas’ appalling attack on October 7, 2023, we have seen an unprecedented rise in antisemitism and Islamophobia in our country. Our Jewish and Muslim neighbors continue to face threats to their families, communities, and houses of worship.”
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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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Denounced DOGE's rehiring of staffer with history of racist social media posts.
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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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Reintroduced bipartisan bill to combat antisemitism and protect Jewish students on campuses.
“The scenes we’ve seen from our schools and college campuses since October 7th, including Columbia and Cooper Union, have been shocking and unacceptable. Students should never feel unsafe simply because of their faith.”
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Norton, Moran, Peters Introduce Bill to Remove Offensive “R-word” Slur from the D.C. Code
Introduced bipartisan bill to remove offensive slur from D.C. Code.
“Words indisputably matter. Certain words can become antiquated and offensive over time, and I am pleased to be joined by a bipartisan group of lawmakers in modernizing the D.C. Code”
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Sherman and Colleagues Reintroduce the Antisemitism Awareness Act
Reintroduced bipartisan bill to adopt IHRA definition of antisemitism in antidiscrimination laws.
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Congressman Shri Thanedar Re-Introduces Bipartisan Resolution Condemning Hinduphobia
Reintroduced bipartisan resolution condemning Hinduphobia and celebrating Hindu American contributions.
“With the continued bipartisan support of my colleagues, I hope to bring awareness to this developing issue”
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Congressman Carson introduces two bills to celebrate Muslim Americans, fight Islamophobia
Introduced resolution designating January as Muslim American Heritage Month and bill awarding Muhammad Ali a Congressional Gold Medal.
“The American people are too often exposed to anti-Muslim rhetoric instead of the truth: that Muslim Americans are valued members of our community. By sharing stories of Muslim heroes, we can help debunk stereotypes and encourage individuals of all faiths to discover the many values we have in common.”
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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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Congresswoman Tenney Reintroduces the Pregnancy Resource Center Defense Act
Reintroduced the Pregnancy Resource Center Defense Act to protect pro-life centers from attacks and increase penalties.
“Radical pro-abortion extremists have targeted pro-life pregnancy centers nationwide by attacking workers and volunteers, vandalizing facilities, and even firebombing buildings like CompassCare in Amherst, New York.”
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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.
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Condemned Elon Musk's salute at Trump's inauguration as a Nazi Sieg Heil gesture.
“If not, Donald Trump cannot credibly claim to be a friend of the Jewish people with Elon Musk by his side.”
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Sent letter demanding answers about antisemitic speakers at National Association of Independent Schools conferences.
“Following Hamas’ violent invasion of Israel in October of 2023, antisemitism has significantly increased throughout the United States and around the world. Jewish students are being targeted and harassed on college campuses, synagogues have been vandalized, and Jewish-owned businesses have faced attacks.”
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Introduced SERVE Our Communities Act authorizing $10 million in anti-recidivism grants.
“We must end the ongoing cycle of crime caused by Albany's bail reform policies, which prioritize criminals over law-abiding New Yorkers. The SERVE Our Communities Act incentivizes states to prioritize law enforcement and public safety by repealing these harmful and misguided policies.”
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.