held, and we have a line omar, who is muslim, it is all part of the same reason islamophobia? i think it is. i think overall, it is a whole push against all of the nominees of color, not just those who are islamic. but, you definitely see this, very consistent among the republican attacks in particular against those who are muslims. this story of course, senator, is not just about muslims in america, but a larger issue when dealing with a post trump america, where anti immigrant, anti minority sentiment seems to be much more mainstream, and more violent. earlier this year, we saw the tragic shootings of a spas in the atlanta area, targeting members of the asian american community. you were a cosponsor of the anti hate crime bill that biden signed into law in may. it is supposed to make reporting hate crimes easier, at state and local levels. how do you think we as a country are handling this issue? well, i am glad my piece of legislation, the anti asian
viability, which is 24 weeks, not six, before fetal viability, the government cannot restrict a woman s right to choose. if texas can restrict a woman s right to choose after six weeks, if florida can do it, if south dakota can do it, if missouri can do it, if arkansas could do it, if the entire former confederacy could do it, roe v. wade doesn t mean anything. for the bide administration to be saying now the department of justice is going to look into the legality of it. texas passed this law in may. what do you mean you re looking into it now? perhaps the biden administration thought the supreme court would do something, if they thought that, they haven t been paying attention. roe v. wade was on life support the moment ruth bader ginsburg slipped this mortal coil. the moment that woman stopped drawing breath, roe v. wade was in their sights, and we know this. for the biden administration to be like oh, who could have thought, this is what they promised to do.