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In a new interview, Rep. Jasmine Crockett said that she broke down in tears watching Sen. Alex Padilla's removal from a DHS press conference last month.
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National Guard Officer's Promotion Stalled by California Senator Protesting LA Military Deployment
A hold cannot prevent a nominee from being confirmed, but it means the Senate cannot use the expedited procedures it normally ...
California Sen. Alex Padilla is speaking out after being removed and handcuffed during a Department of Homeland Security news conference on June 12. He was taken from the room while trying to ask ...
Internet Archive — the no-cost, nonprofit digital library that has become embroiled in the nationwide battle over copyrights and free speech — is now an official source for government documents.
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'It's Just Common Sense': Alex Padilla Demands Action On Improving America's Energy Transmission Infrastructure During Powerful Remarks In Hearing
During his remarks in a Senate hearing today, Senator Alex Padilla demanded action on improving America's energy transmission infrastructure. Padilla stated, "It's just common sense." ...
Sen. Alex Padilla (D-Calif.) on Saturday criticized Vice President Vance for referring to him by the wrong name at a press conference in Los Angeles the night before. The vice president called ...
Sen. Alex Padilla snapped back at Vice President JD Vance Saturday, calling the vice president “petty and unserious” after Vance referred to the senator as “Jose” during a press conference in Los ...
Speaking to reporters in Los Angeles on Friday, Vice President JD Vance claimed Democrats like California’s Sen. Alex Padilla, who was handcuffed amid the Trump administration’s crackdown on ...
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JD Vance Refers To Sen. Alex Padilla As 'José Padilla' - MSN
Speaking to reporters in Los Angeles on Friday, Vice President JD Vance claimed Democrats like California’s Sen. Alex Padilla, who was handcuffed amid the Trump administration’s crackdown on ...
José Padilla was convicted on charges of supporting al Qaeda after he was initially accused of planning a "dirty bomb" attack in the U.S. He was eventually sentenced to 21 years in prison.
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