Maxine Waters
U.S. Representative · CA-43 · Democrat · Ranking Member, Financial Services
Statements and posts
62 press releases, floor remarks and posts since Jan 3, 2025.
Activity, last 12 weeks
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All 62 statements
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Sent letter to Office of Government Ethics demanding investigation of Commerce Secretary Lutnick.
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Criticized Trump's executive order to abolish the Department of Education as unconstitutional.
“I will continue working tirelessly to strengthen the Department of Education and make sure that it continues to do its job for the American people.”
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Demanded HHS Secretary explain reported elimination of $700 million in CDC HIV prevention funding.
“This decision is not just reckless — it is deadly. By eliminating HIV prevention funding, lives will be lost. People who rely on outreach programs for testing will go undiagnosed. Individuals who depend on prevention services will be left unprotected.”
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Congresswoman Maxine Waters Statement on the Passing of Raúl Grijalva
Issued condolences on the death of Congressman Raúl Grijalva.
“Although we lost a progressive giant yesterday, his legacy will continue to inspire the next generation of leaders and climate activists to fight for a better future for everyone. He was a wonderful and loving spirit that will be sorely missed in the halls of Congress.”
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Congresswoman Maxine Waters Honors National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
Introduced resolution to recommit to ending HIV epidemic, honoring Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.
“I have been advocating for HIV/AIDS awareness, prevention, screening, and treatment for the entirety of my career”
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They marched on despite being trampled by horses or beaten by troopers.
“Just like the civil leaders before us, we must hit the streets. The real crisis is quickly approaching, and we must be ready to fight back. Together, we can use our voice to influence the courts. Together, we can win.”
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Congresswoman Maxine Waters Statement on the Passing of Sylvester Turner
Issued statement mourning death of former Congressman Sylvester Turner.
“I extend my deepest condolences to the Congressman's family, friends, and staff during this difficult time. Let us find solace in the extraordinary life he lived and the incredible amount of work he has done for his community.”
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Introduced bill to expand maternal and infant health services in underserved communities.
“Maternal mortality rates are still tragically and unacceptably high for women across the country. That’s unacceptable”
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Criticized Elon Musk at rally for job losses and government contract profits.
“While he is taking away people’s jobs, he continues to make money. He’s growing richer and richer. Send him back from wherever he came from.”
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Introduced bill to expand affordable income-driven repayment options for Parent PLUS student loan borrowers.
“Our student debt system is broken, and Black and Latino communities are hit the hardest”
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Congresswoman Waters Honors National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
Issued statement honoring National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day and her advocacy work.
“National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is a day set aside to increase HIV awareness and enhance prevention, testing, and treatment among African Americans, and also to recognize the progress that has been made in the ongoing fight to combat this horrible illness.”
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Congresswoman Waters’ Statement on the Los Angeles Wildfires
Issued statement expressing support for wildfire victims and first responders in Los Angeles County.
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