Adam B. Schiff
U.S. Senator · California · Democrat
Statements and posts
330 press releases, floor remarks and posts since Jan 3, 2025.
Activity, last 12 weeks
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15 statements, Jul 20, 2026 – Jul 26, 2026
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Introduced bipartisan bill to enhance penalties for transnational repression crimes.
“With transnational repression on the rise, it is critical that we take strong action to investigate and prosecute bad actors who would intimidate and attack dissidents and critics on U.S. soil.”
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Introduced bipartisan bill to combat AI distillation attacks and foreign AI security threats.
“We cannot allow China, or any foreign adversary, to steal American technological advancements in AI, and then weaponize those advances to undermine our own national security”
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Introduced three bills to prevent bribery, conflicts of interest, and self-enrichment in executive branch.
“The Trump administration has put corporations and their executives in the driver’s seat, letting special interests call the shots and drive government decisions over mergers and contracts to supporters of the President.”
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NEWS: Schiff, Matsui, Panetta, and Thompson Urge FCC to Stop AT&T Landline Shutdown
Led bipartisan group urging FCC to stop AT&T's landline service discontinuation in California.
“This continued attempt by AT&T to cease operations of critical networks in areas that are prone to wildfires, landslides, massive snowstorms, and earthquakes would leave approximately 200,000 California residential and business customers without alternative communications in the event of a cellular outage”
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NEWS: Schiff, Padilla Welcome Los Angeles Dodgers to Celebrate Back-to-Back World Series Titles
Hosted Los Angeles Dodgers at Capitol to celebrate back-to-back World Series championships.
“From the first pitch of spring to that final out in October, the Dodgers once again made us believe. And it wasn’t just this season, it was also the one before that, they are champions in every sense of the word. To the players, coaches and staff, thank you for another victory we will never forget”
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Urged FAA to deploy modernization funding for aging California airport air traffic control towers.
“The FAA’s own FY 2025 budget appendices identify more than 25 California towers or TRACONs in poor condition, including facilities at Los Angeles International, San Diego, Burbank, Long Beach, Napa, Palo Alto, Riverside, and numerous others ranging from the San Joaquin Valley to the Bay Area.”
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Criticized Trump for using presidency to enrich himself and his family.
“The Cost of Corruption: Top 10 Ways Trump Has Profited off the Presidency.”
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NEWS: Sen. Schiff Introduces Legislation to Provide Mail Services to Homeless Americans
Introduced MAIL Act to provide free post office boxes to homeless and housing-insecure Americans.
“All people in California and across the country should have access to a mailbox. USPS post office boxes ensure Americans can communicate with loved ones, receive lifesaving medication, locate housing, find job opportunities, and exercise their right to participate in elections.”
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Urged Agriculture Committee to support specialty crop farmers in upcoming Farm Bill.
“Inclusion of these policy proposals in the Farm Bill will better ensure that specialty crop producers have the tools they need to succeed and that American and international consumers have easy, affordable access to healthy fruits, vegetables, and nuts”
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Introduced bill to protect higher education accreditation from Trump administration regulatory changes.
“As the Trump administration attempts to loosen regulations to make it easier for higher education institutions to avoid accountability for failing their students and wasting federal funding, now more than ever we need to protect our students’ quality of education and access to federal financial aid.”
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Demanded answers from law firm Skadden over potential conflicts advising Intel and Commerce Department.
“This information is crucial to our work conducting oversight of the Trump Administration’s outrageous and unprecedented efforts to coerce major law firms and some of the law firms’ willingness to enter into unlawful agreements to provide pro bono work to the Administration.”
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Urged EPA to withdraw proposal weakening drinking water protections for PFAS chemicals.
“The agency’s proposal is inconsistent with both the scientific record and EPA’s own prior findings. The 2024 drinking water standards followed years of scientific review, public input, and economic analysis.”
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Introduced legislation to increase transparency and ethics standards for federal judges and Supreme Court Justices.
“The federal judicial system is desperately in need of reform to prevent further ethical lapses. The Supreme Court, and our federal judiciary at large, must be held to the highest standards, but time after time, judges have engaged in troubling acts, putting personal interests above the law and Constitution.”
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Introduced legislation to impose a $50 gift limit on Supreme Court Justices.
“The Supreme Court has lost the trust of the American people, and Justices accepting lavish gifts from wealthy individuals with business before the court has only made matters worse. We need to put an end to these egregious conflicts of interest and can start by establishing basic ethical standards for the Justices”
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Urged congressional leaders to include long-term disaster recovery funding in supplemental appropriations.
“Over the last few years, natural disasters have devastated communities across the United States”
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