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Mom. Immigrant. 1st Ecuadorian-American in Congress. Fighting for lower health care costs, commonsense gun reform & combat climate change. Proudly serve

Miami, FL
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Joined January 2019
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jul 4

    Florida is breaking all the wrong records. The governor has failed to protect the lives of Floridians. He has failed to protect our small businesses. We need a statewide mask order and a plan NOW.

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  2. 13 minutes ago

    The number of people hospitalized with the coronavirus is nearing its highest point in the pandemic. The U.S. is averaging 66K new cases each day. Follow the numbers. Follow the science.

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  3. 1 hour ago

    Unemployment benefits are on the verge of expiration & an eviction crisis is on the horizon. It has been 70 days since the House passed the HEROES Act. , it’s time for action. Take a vote. Authorize unemployment assistance for the millions who need it.

    JUST IN: Another 1.4 million U.S. workers filed for unemployment insurance last week, the Labor Department said. This marks the 18th straight week that weekly jobless claims surpassed 1 million.
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  4. 4 hours ago

    The grace and poise I saw in was extraordinary. It’s what the moment demanded. Women and our girls will not be silenced, will not be put down, our daughters deserve better. /3

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  5. 4 hours ago

    Insults will not intimidate us. We will stand together as women and call it out for the shameful, disgusting behavior it is. Harassment of any kind can never be tolerated—not in the halls of Congress, not anywhere! /2

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  6. 4 hours ago

    I’m the youngest of 4 girls & the mother of 2. I worry about the day when verbal assaults will be used against my loves to try & degrade, humiliate & keep them down. I’ve felt it, even as a member of Congress. Just read my social media comments any given day. /1

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  7. 17 hours ago

    I held a telephone town hall w/ thousands of constituents to hear what you need from Congress. Overwhelmingly, I heard you need help. Another direct payment, extended unemployment & better testing. I’m working on it. Let’s get this done

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  8. 17 hours ago

    THANK YOU to everyone who tuned in to our telephone town hall tonight! Hearing from you is a critical part of my job. If you missed this one, don’t worry! 📞 Sign up for next week’s conversation here:

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  9. 17 hours ago

    His non-response is equal to ignoring the millions of constituents we represent.

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  10. 19 hours ago

    I'm hearing from Floridians all the way from Kendall to Key West in our COVID-19 telephone town hall. 🔴 WATCH LIVE:

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  11. 19 hours ago

    Do you have questions about COVID-19, federal recovery efforts, and school safety? We have answers in tonight's telephone town hall. Sign up or watch live 👇🏼

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  12. 20 hours ago

    Trump & Republican Senators have dragged their feet for 10 weeks. And while they have refused to abandon their one-sided “pause” on responding to COVID-19, millions of Americans have gotten sick & lost their jobs. Pass the NOW!

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  13. 21 hours ago

    We’ve witnessed this president use the pardon power to keep his allies from facing justice, and to keep the public from hearing the truth. This is how democracies fail. There must be consequences.

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  14. 22 hours ago

    Florida continues breaking its own grim milestones. Today, 173 lives were lost to COVID-19. , many times I’ve offered advice, recommendations, and resources. But this ineffective leadership continues endangering lives.

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  15. Jul 23

    When a president abuses the pardon power to protect himself or as a bribe, there must be consequences. This is how democracies fail. This is what I saw in Latin America, where dictators hold themselves and their cronies above the rule of law and above the people.

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  16. Jul 23

    We are holding this administration accountable! Today, is marking up legislation to make it clear: NO ONE is above the law. WATCH LIVE:

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  17. Retweeted
    Jul 22

    U.S. Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell introduced a bill Wednesday that would allow childcare centers to use federal funds to invest in personal protective equipment and cleaning materials, as providers face steep challenges to remain open during the pandemic.

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  18. Retweeted
    Jul 22

    Parents in SoFL & across the country are trying to return to work but are either unable to find childcare or waiting for assurances that their children will be safe from COVID. I'm taking steps to make these facilities safer & give parents peace of mind.

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  19. Jul 23

    Unidentifiable federal officers attacking Americans, mothers! this is what happens in VZ, Bolivia, Nicaragua, El Salvador—if you don’t denounce these attacks against our people I don’t want to hear ONE WORD from you about freedom in Venezuela. Enough!

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    This is when federal officers dispersed moms in helmets using batons and tear gas, some officers are carrying assault rifles
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  20. Jul 22

    My kids – Jude & Siena – always sought out John Lewis when they were in DC. They looked up to him...like we all do. He worked with joy in his heart, without fear, and with faith. A fighter against injustice. It is our obligation to honor his legacy by carrying his work forward.

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  21. Jul 22

    I speak with constituents who tell me that this help kept them afloat. Some were laid off. Others had hours cut. And this helped them pay rent and buy groceries. This crisis would've been worse, had we not stepped in. We must extend this lifeline.

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