I joined PIX11 News to discuss how the Administration’s mass firings at HHS are directly impacting 9/11 first responders and survivors, including nearly 7,000 of my #NY04 constituents. This is unacceptable and the Administration needs to make this right. I’ll continue the

Unfortunately, Republican Leadership denied my ability to vote remotely after giving birth to my son, Sam, but that’s not stopping us from showing up to vote NO on this disastrous budget proposal. They want to rip away health care from 400,000 CO kids, take food off the plates

NY lawmakers are re-introducing legislation to ensure permanent funding for the World Trade Center Health Program. It’s currently faces a funding shortfall, risking that the program won’t be able to enroll new recipients starting in Oct 2028

Our 9/11 first responders and survivors should never worry about accessing the health care they deserve. Today, I was proud to join my colleagues Kirsten Gillibrand, Chuck Schumer, Rep. Andrew Garbarino, and Rep. Dan Goldman to reintroduce the bipartisan 9/11 Responder and Survivor Health

Today, I was proud to stand alongside Michaelle C. Solages, Mimi Pierre Johnson of The Elmont Cultural Center, 1199SEIU💫 Members, and Rev. Edy Bichotte at Bethany French Baptist Church Elmont in Elmont to announce my new bipartisan legislation to protect TPS for Haitians. 🇭🇹🇺🇸

Slotkin: Americans are never satisfied; that is our super power. Amazing way to frame our striving quest for a more perfect union.

Always proud to have been a tiny part of Team Elissa Slotkin but especially proud today. Put everything I’ve been feeling into words. A true leader for the moment we’re in.

After listening to the #JointAddress, I’m laser-focused on the priorities that matter to Long Islanders: tackling our cost-of-living crisis, fixing our broken immigration system, and keeping our communities and law enforcement safe. These are bipartisan priorities for

🚨🚨🚨GOP must cut Medicaid or Medicare to achieve budget goals, CBO finds washingtonpost.com/business/2025/…

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A serious car accident happens every 7 minutes on Long Island. That’s unacceptable. After Newsday’s bombshell reporting that 2,100 Long Islanders were killed in traffic accidents over the past decade, I wrote to Secretary Sean Duffy calling for a U.S. Department of Transportation investigation and immediate action

Today in Newsday: “Congresswoman Laura Gillen is urging the U.S. Department of Transportation to launch an investigation into Long Island’s dangerous roads, citing a Newsday report on what she called an ‘alarming, unacceptable’ number of crash deaths and injuries.” newsday.com/long-island/tr…

A serious car crash occurs every 7 minutes on Long Island — and NY rep is demanding action: ‘National crisis’ trib.al/mVshlG2

The President came to my district last year, vowing to end the unfair double taxation my constituents have faced for 8 years and “get SALT back”. Anything less than eliminating the SALT cap and restoring the full deduction fails Long Island. This is unacceptable.

We've seen this game before. Republicans are doubling down on the same failed playbook. One that rigs the system for billionaires and big corporations, while everyone else pays the price. Namely, 14 million Americans who will lose health coverage.

Right now, GOP leadership is advancing a tax bill through the Ways and Means Committee that won’t meaningfully lower taxes for Long Islanders. This is a slap in the face to my constituents, who already pay some of the highest taxes in America. I will continue to fight for a

When the 'Big Beautiful Bill' gets to the Rules Cmte, Congresswoman Laura Gillen will be offering an amendment to eliminate the individual cap on #SALT, per a copy of the text shared with Spectrum News NY1. Cosponsors: Suozzi, Gottheimer, Nadler, Riley, Ryan, Schneider, Meeks, Kennedy, Mannion, Torres

I'm not sure I've ever seen such a brutal distributional analysis from CBO. This contrasts the Medicaid and SNAP cuts for the lowest decile with the tax cuts for the top decile.

House Republicans’ budget bill will callously strip Nassau County’s vulnerable children and seniors from their health care and other essential services they count on. I joined local health leaders to raise the alarm on what these cuts will mean for our families, friends and

Statement from Sophie and Colin Hortman, children of Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark: "The best way to honor our parents' memory is to do something, whether big or small, to make our community just a little better for someone else.”