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MSNBC: Presidential Pardons and Mandatory Minimums – Part 1

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MSNBC: Presidential Pardons and Mandatory Minimums – Part 2

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Rep. Jeffries Lauds Decision To Keep Interfaith Medical Center Open

Brooklyn, NY – Today, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (NY-8) released the following statement on the postponement of Interfaith Medical Center’s closure: “The community is thankful that Governor Cuomo and the State Department of Health have recognized the need to continue supporting Interfaith Medical Center at this difficult moment. The hospital remains on life support, but today […]

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NY1: Interfaith Medical Center To Remain Open Until Further Notice

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MSNBC: Rep. Jeffries on the Policy Agenda in Congress and the ACA

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Rep. Jeffries On The Potential Closure Of Interfaith Medical Center

Brooklyn, NY – Today, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (NY-8) released the following statement on the potential closing of Interfaith Medical Center: “The failure of mediation to produce a positive result for the community is deeply disappointing, but the fight to save Interfaith hospital remains alive. We will not rest until there is a viable and comprehensive […]

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Canarsie Courier: Will Canarsie Be Ready For The Next Big Storm?

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The Hill: GOP, Dems look to expand trademark rights for cities and states

  A bipartisan group of House and Senate members have proposed legislation that would give cities and states the right to trademark their flags, official seals or other government insignia. Under the Trademark Act of 1946, also called the Lanham Act, state and local governments can trademark certain marks, like FDNY and NYPD. But the […]

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Rep. Jeffries Denounces Rise Of Anti-Semitism In The Ukraine

Brooklyn, NY – Today, Congressman Hakeem Jeffries (NY-8) released a letter recently sent to the Ukrainian Ambassador to the United States, Olexander Motsyk, in response to rising levels of anti-Semitism and racial intolerance in the Ukraine that is spearheaded by the fast-rising Svoboda political party. “Despite the Ukrainian government’s efforts to battle racial intolerance, use […]

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House and Senate Members Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Amend the Trademark Act of 1946

WASHINGTON – Today, Members of the House and Senate introduced bipartisan legislation that would allow the United States or any state or local government to register official insignia for federal trademark protection.  Congressmen Hakeem Jeffries (NY-8) and Ted Poe (TX-2) introduced H.R. 3713 in the House and Senators Klobuchar (MN), Charles Schumer (NY) and Mike […]