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Pete Hegseth has promoted Pentagon staffers who have peddled antisemitic tropes – and now, he’s tripling down on his own use of a term with a history of being weaponized against Jewish communities.

This rhetoric is unacceptable from our Secretary of Defense and another example of Hegseth being absolutely unfit to lead.

Via: @CNN

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This Jewish American Heritage Month, I’m celebrating my Jewish heritage and the many contributions Jewish Americans have made to our society. 

As we work to elevate Jewish voices this month and always, let’s use this as an antidote to stamp out antisemitism and hate across our country and around the world. Jewish communities – just like all communities – deserve celebration and recognition, not fear and intimidation.

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During a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing, U.S. Senator Jacky Rosen secured a commitment from the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Dan Caine, to recognize servicemembers who served at locations which another U.S. Government agency deems contaminated, locations like the Nevada Test and Training Range (NTTR). While Department of Energy (DoE) employees are recognized for their presumed exposure to radiation, the servicemembers who worked alongside them have still not had their service recognized, preventing them from accessing all the benefits that they deserve through the PACT Act.
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I just forced a vote on the Senate floor to overturn a Trump rule that could kick 3.8 million workers out of their jobs. My resolution had bipartisan support, but most Senate Republicans voted it down.
 
This means workers with legal status will lose their work authorization because of bureaucratic delays, businesses will lose workers, and prices will go up. This reckless action won't just hurt "red states" or "blue states" – we will all pay the price.

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In most cases, workers with legal work permits can only apply for renewals six months before they expire – but the government can take far longer than that.
 
The Trump Admin issued a rule getting rid of automatic extensions of work permit renewals, meaning that folks who have done everything right and played by the rules could lose their ability to work legally while they wait for the government to issue their renewals. 
 
Businesses and our economy as a whole will suffer without these workers, making prices go UP. I’m headed to the Senate floor to force a vote and reverse this unfair rule now.

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La administración de Donald Trump está tratando de suspender la extensión automática de los permisos de trabajo para trabajadores que tienen autorización legal para trabajar en los E.E.U.U. y están esperando la renovación de sus permisos de trabajo, lo cual les impide proveer para sus familias y dejándolos susceptibles a perder sus trabajos.

Estoy forzando un voto en el Senado para revertir esta ley injusta que perjudicará a los trabajadores, las empresas, sus familias y a nuestra economía.

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The Trump Admin is trying to end automatic extensions on work permits for workers who are legally authorized to work in the United States and who are awaiting a renewal of their work permit, forcing them to stop providing for their families or be fired by their employer. 
 
I’m forcing a vote in the Senate to reverse this unfair rule that will harm workers and their families, businesses, and our economy.

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When Nevadans go to the grocery store, prices should be the same for everyone. But some big corporations have been accused of using data they’ve collected on people to set individualized prices – meaning an algorithm could charge you and I different prices for the same shopping cart. How is that fair? 
 
I pressed the Chair of the Federal Trade Commission for answers on this abusive practice and asked for their commitment to crack down on companies using this practice called “surveillance pricing.”

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