In women and girls. Seizing these opportunities will help prevent crisis in the future but we must still respond to the crisises of today. We cannot turn away from the more than 60 Million People who have been forced to flee their homes, the highest number since world war ii. Many are fleeing the very same terrorists that we are fighting. Now is the time to do more by welcoming more refugees to america. Without discrimination based on race, religion, or ethnicity. And providing more support to refugee hosting countries. And we cannot defeat violent extremism when millions of people see a future of continued injustice and lack of opportunity. Development programs can help address underlying issues that make communities more vulnerable to violent extremism, getting directly to the causes of this problem not only addressing the symptoms. And we cannot ignore how so many challenges are exacerbated by the plague of corruption. Its not just the panama papers. The scale of corruption as much
Care for ouro children, they have to be paid more. To pay them more is going to we increase the payment rate. It is also going to require greater investments to strengthening the supply of childcare. This is especially important in light of the requirements in the law. Put it isal to hard to find. To act would provide funding expand it. One more recommendation, we need investments in Early Education and state prekindergarten programs. We will send more details. Questions from members of the committee . Thank you so much. We invite robert up. He is among a group of employees trying to establish the united workerss unit at the mississippi plant. According to the uaw, large numbers of the workforce are temporary employees who work for years earning significantly lower wamgs and benefits. He worked at nissan for two years. We look forward to hearing your remarks. Good afternoon and thank you for the opportunity to speak to the Platform Committee. We are here to talk about a workplace where
Lewisburg, Pa. — Violet C. Gallagher (nee Fasciano), 81, of Lewisburg, Pa. died on Friday, March 22, 2024 at her home from complications of Alzheimer’s.