people, you re supposed to be respected. is this just indicative of what s happening beltway? i think we have a little bit of fact checking to do here on the claim by congresswoman sanchez. so my good friend cory and kanamori has been a field producer for the congressional baseball game for about a decade. he was in the dugout when she ran by and flips them off. nothing was said. and everybody he says in the dugout was shocked. so if she s not willing to put anyone on last or explain this to her, what was said that i m going to say she s lying and she s trying to make up for her own bad behavior or are trying to kick off the case. she blamed it on misogyny. maybe it should be the congressional softball game. maybe it s time for change. maybe it s time for equality in sport. and it should be the softball game. i don t i don t know if someone says they were offended in some comment was made. i know they re words that would trigger me as well. i m still not sure i would have done that. yo
here, her byline is on all that fantastic washington post reporting we read from. matt dowd and congressman jim himes of connecticut joins us, a member of the house intelligence committee. congressman, sorry to sort of start there, with some old sound from you, but i ve been haunted by all three of those interviews for the whole year. congresswoman sanchez saying she told her husband where to find her will the night before. and congresswoman lee talking about wearing sneakers and then i remembered you saying that on our air, that you didn t want your staff in the building. i just want to dispense with the idea that there was any lack of intelligence available. you all knew that donald trump had summoned his supporters that heeded the call and they were coming to the capitol, right? yeah, that s true, nicole. i m not sure we knew they were coming to the capitol. again, i think most of us thought that anything could happen. and yeah, i heard barbara lee
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WASHINGTON, July 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ A coalition of solar companies, cooperatives, and non-profits, the 25D Parity Coalition, today welcomed the introduction of The Residential Solar Opportunity Act of 2021, legislation that will provide parity for residential solar customers alongside commercial solar – a win for American homeowners, job growth for solar installers, dealers and small businesses alike. We applaud Representatives Sanchez (D-CA), Terri Sewell (D-AL) and Jimmy Gomez (D-CA) for the introduction of The Residential Solar Opportunity Act of 2021. The 25D credit is a federal residential solar energy investment tax credit (ITC) that allows the consumer to claim a percentage of the costs of a solar system for their home on their federal income taxes. The 25D credit is a highly successful program utilized by over 70 percent of the residential solar market. Achieving parity with commercial solar allows for resident
Biden admn introduces ambitious immigration bill in Congress; Indian IT professionals to be benefited
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Last Updated: Feb 19, 2021, 12:17 PM IST
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The bill, if passed by both the chambers of the Congress - House of Representatives and the Senate - and signed into law by President Joe Biden would bring citizenship to millions of foreign nationals, including undocumented and those who came to the country legally.
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Naureen Shah, senior advocacy and policy counsel for ACLU, said the Act is evidence that President Biden hears the resounding mandate of the election.
In a major move that will benefit hundreds and thousands of Indian IT professionals in America, the Biden administration has introduced an ambitious immigration bill in Congress which among other things proposes to eliminate the per-country cap for employment-based green cards.
Biden plan to overhaul U.S. immigration laws and undo Trump policies introduced by N.J.’s Menendez
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With the backing of the White House, U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez on Thursday introduced legislation that would provide a path to citizenship for an estimated 11 million unauthorized immigrants, offering expedited status for those brought to the U.S. as children, for farmworkers, and those with temporary protected status because of upheaval in their homelands.
The U.S. Citizenship Act also would use technology to tighten surveillance at border crossings, and send billions of dollars to improve conditions in Central American countries so that residents living there won’t feel they need to leave home.