I’m grateful for @hoyer.house.gov's leadership, his partnership, and his lifelong commitment to public service. I wish him and his family all the best in the years ahead.

Throughout his career, Leader Hoyer has been a strong ally of organized labor, and we worked together to highlight how clean energy projects can create good-paying union jobs.

Leader Hoyer helped guide the Americans with Disabilities Act through the House, a landmark law that expanded opportunity and improved accessibility for millions.

This loss demands action, and transparency is not optional when lives are on the line.

We should not need tragedies like this to know ICE agents nationwide must wear body cameras, which is why I introduced a bill to require all immigration enforcement officials to do so, just as police officers in New Jersey are already required to do.

President Trump and Kristi Noem are making reckless statements without credible evidence and rushing to judgment.

While some of my colleagues may disagree, I believe the sacrifice and service of these officers must be recognized, not ignored or forgotten.

The problem is that this plaque belongs inside the Capitol. Congress voted to honor these officers, yet Speaker Johnson continues to refuse to put the official plaque on display.

As someone who was there that day, I know that January 6th was an attack on our Constitution and the peaceful transfer of power. It must never be forgotten.

The person who spread the Big Lie and praised rioters who endangered our brave police officers is once again Commander-in-Chief. On day one of his reelection, President Trump pardoned the insurrectionists, sending a dangerous message that violence against our democracy can be excused.

No matter where we stand on Venezuela or U.S. foreign policy, we are a nation of laws, and those laws must be followed.