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These last few weeks have been hard on our community, but in the midst of this difficult time I want to take a second to recognize some of the really important, collaborative work coming out of Orange County on the front lines of the fight against #COVID_19. ⬇️⬇️
We in Orange County are so fortunate to have excellent universities and cutting-edge research in our own backyard. I’m glad to see @UCIrvine at the forefront of potentially life-saving innovation.

ocregister.com/2020/03/23/uci…
In addition, I’m proud to see #CA45 businesses like @MasimoInnovates working hard to make sure patients can get the care they need through innovative new medical technology.

cleveland.com/metro/2020/03/…
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No American is above the law. Every officer involved in the murder of George Floyd must be brought to justice. But that is not enough.
Here’s a start of what Congress can do to address the epidemic of police brutality:
• Create a national database of officers who've used excessive force and ban their hiring
• Stop giving military weapons to police departments
• Require transparency in police records & budgets
I’m backing a resolution by @RepPressley, @Ilhan, @RepKarenBass, & @RepBarbaraLee to condemn police brutality and call for reforms. We cannot tolerate officers’ continued failure to keep people safe in their custody or police in ways that reinforce racial injustices.
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I am heartened to see that, after a year of thinking about it, @jpmorgan CEO Jamie Dimon agrees that workers at his company shouldn’t go hungry while he makes $31 million a year.
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Along with my staff, I make calls to constituents to personally respond to their contacting my office. So many people are reaching out, and I wanted to hear their stories and offer help. Here are my key takeaways:

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2/X People are scared and are struggling to get accurate information. Many are asking for the first time in their lives for government assistance; they need support and encouragement. My office is ready to work with our community.
3/X Small businesses are struggling with lost income. Most are closed. I talked to a non-profit founder who received his EIDL money (economic injury disaster loan) through the SBA a week ago. Most businesses are waiting—and worried.
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