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Hate Crime Prevention
72 statements about Hate Crime Prevention from 57 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 7, 2026.
Most active on Hate Crime Prevention · Aug 17 – Nov 7
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21 statements
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Cosponsored bipartisan legislation to combat antisemitism and protect Jewish Americans and institutions.
“The alarming rise in antisemitism is a stain on our nation and a threat to the values that define us as Americans. Jewish Americans deserve to worship freely, raise their families in peace, and feel safe in their communities”
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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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Valadao, Gottheimer Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Fight Discrimination Against Sikh Community
Introduced bipartisan bill to create DOJ task force addressing discrimination against Sikh Americans.
“As a co-founder and co-chair of the American Sikh Congressional Caucus, I’m proud to stand firmly against anti-Sikh discrimination”
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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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Congressman Fine Introduces the No Antisemitism in Education Act
Introduced No Antisemitism in Education Act adopting IHRA definition for college campuses.
“Today, we are witnessing an explosion of antisemitism unlike anything in our lifetimes”
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Rep. Burchett Introduces Three New Crime Bills
Introduced three bills to address homelessness, transit crime, and cashless bail systems.
“I am confident that these three bills will help protect innocent Americans from violent criminals, reduce the revolving door of justice, and clean up our streets”
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Introduced bipartisan Federal Carjacking Enforcement Act to lower prosecution standards.
“Carjackings have increased across the country, particularly in our Nation's capital, and families are paying the price for Washington’s failure to address this growing problem”
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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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Statement in Support of President Trump's Executive Order to End Cashless Bail
Supported Trump executive order ending cashless bail and pledged to codify it in legislation.
“Kathy Hochul and NY Democrats failed bail reform has been a catastrophic disaster leading to a crime crisis in New York making every family and community less safe. Again and again, Kathy Hochul has prioritized violent criminals over law abiding New Yorkers. Enough is enough.”
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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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Messmer Supports Resolutions Condemning Antisemitic Violence in the United States
Voted for resolutions condemning antisemitic violence in the United States.
“I am proud to have voted for this important legislation. It is unacceptable that the Jewish community in our country is facing such appalling hatred and violence”
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Stefanik on Harvard’s Task Force Report on Antisemitism
Criticized Harvard's task force report revealing antisemitism in campus and faculty.
“Harvard’s own task force reveals longtime, deep-rooted, dangerous, & rampant antisemitism embedded in coursework, campus life, and faculty hiring. This is further confirmation of the significant moral crisis facing higher education that I have sounded the alarm on in Congress.”
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Introduced bill to increase penalties for masked individuals damaging federal property.
“These masked cowards are running wild, terrorizing students and communities to push their antisemitic hate—enough is enough”
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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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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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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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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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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.”
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.