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Ben Luján, Jr.'s Public Statements on Issue: Federal, State and Local Relations

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05/02/2020 Tweet - "It's unacceptable that federal aid to the Navajo Nation -- hard hit by COVID-19 -- has been delayed. I called on the Trump administration to release the $8 billion from the Coronavirus Relief Fund. Lives are at stake if the admin. continues to delay aid for Tribal governments."
04/29/2020 Tweet - "These layoffs and cuts don't need to happen. That's why I'm fighting for more direct relief for local, state, and tribal governments."
04/27/2020 Tweet - "We need to get much more aid to local, state and tribal governments as soon as possible. McConnell's plan = cuts for first responders, schools, and other critical services."
04/02/2020 Tweet - "The coronavirus doesn't discriminate - neither should our relief response. Small communities and local governments must have equal access to stimulus and economic relief funds as they combat this public health crisis."
03/24/2020 Tweet - "The COVID-19 global health pandemic is an unprecedented crisis -- we must work together to support our fellow Americans and the economy. The Take Responsibility for Workers & Families Act is bold legislation to uplift the American people through this crisis."
01/14/2020 Tweet - "This afternoon, the @HispanicCaucus and I were briefed by the Trump administration on recovery efforts in Puerto Rico following recent devastating earthquakes and the damage left by Hurricane Maria in 2017. Here's what I learned"
12/05/2019 Tweet - "Lights remain off. Jobs never returned. And President Trump continues to stand in the way of Puerto Rico by illegally withholding critical recovery aid. It's un-American. And this administration's damage must be stopped."
12/05/2019 Tweet - "Since its very first days, the Trump administration has treated Puerto Rico with disregard and contempt -- actively looking to stop their recovery after an unprecedented hurricane close to leveled the island."
09/20/2019 Tweet - "Two years after #HurricaneMaria, there are still 30,000 houses in Puerto Rico covered with blue tarps. Two years, and Americans are STILL living in roofless homes and experiencing power outages. Puerto Rico needs justice. #2añoshuracanmaria"
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