Steny Hoyer

Mr. HOYER

Mr. HOYER. Madam Speaker, I thank the gentleman for yielding. Before we begin the colloquy, let me make some remarks about someone who has made a real difference in this House. Madam Speaker, every society that wants to be a successful society has to have rules. Thomas Jefferson, one of the great political thinkers of the centuries, observed that there had to be both comity and fairness if we were going to come together and have a democracy that was operational. Dick Gephardt used to say that the legislative process was a substitute for armed confrontation, that the resolution of differences in a democracy needed to be done in a civil way, pursuant to rules. Madam Speaker, we are losing, in a short period of time, a gentleman who has made a difference for this House, this Congress--House and Senate--has made a difference to the civility of this House, a gentleman who, by the way, is not responsible in any way for the lack of civility that, from time to time, breaks out in this House. I refer, Madam Speaker, to our Parliamentarian, Tom Wickham. I have had the privilege of knowing him all of his days in the House of Representatives. He has been here for a significant period of time and has served as our Parliamentarian for essentially four Congresses, 8 years. He stands--or sits, at this point in time--a short, at least 6 feet, distance, with his mask on, which is a unique experience for him, from the Speaker's rostrum. He is there to ensure that we play by the rules. He is there to ensure us that we do not take advantage of one another, but that we resolve, in pursuit of the rules, the differences that we may have and do so in a way that, for centuries, essentially, have governed how we process in the legislative arena. It is a nonpartisan role. Obviously, he served when there were Republican Speakers, and obviously, he is serving now with a Democratic Speaker. It is nonpartisan, but it is sometimes thankless, particularly when you have to make a ruling, particularly that the majority party does not like. I must say that there is probably not a Member among us who hasn't at some point in time said either, ``Gee, I am sorry Wickham made that ruling,'' or, ``I don't agree with Wickham.'' Therefore, it is a tough job because we are all pretty powerful people. We all think we are pretty smart people, and we know this, that, and the other. So, you have to have the courage of your convictions as well as the intellectual reasoning to go behind your decision. Tom Wickham has had that every day he has served in this House. It is hard to be a referee because the calls don't always go the way people want. One of the hallmarks of the Parliamentarian's Office, and Tom Wickham in particular, is they call them as they see them. No matter the effect of those rulings, they make the ruling that they believe is correct. You can disagree, but what you cannot disagree with is that the Parliamentarian's Office prides itself on calling them as they see them. Now, it was difficult, I am sure, for every Parliamentarian, and the Parliamentarian's Office, to conduct this role. But they have done so in a manner, all the time I have been here, which I am in my 40th year, that has been a credit to the House of Representatives, a credit to our democracy, a credit to Thomas Jefferson's perception of trying to create rules and ways of doing things that credited democracy, that did not undermine it. Tom was also the Deputy Parliamentarian and the Assistant Parliamentarian, so he has had a lot of experience. He has spent a quarter of a century working for this House. I will miss him. We will miss him. This Congress will miss him. He will be succeeded by somebody who has experience and depth and will, I know, in the tradition of all the Parliamentarians with whom I have worked over those 40 years, be fair and unflinching in calling it as he sees it. We will miss Tom's good humor and kind nature. I know my staff will miss working closely with him every day to ensure the smooth and proper running of the floor. On behalf of Democrats, and I know Mr. Scalise will speak on behalf of his party as well, I want to thank you, Tom, for your service, for your dedication to this institution, for the temperate way in which you dealt with all of us, even when we were not temperate. You were steady, thoughtful, fair. Also, as I said, I want to congratulate Deputy Parliamentarian Jason Smith, who will succeed Tom as Parliamentarian of the House. He will, as every Parliamentarian with whom I have served, be fair, be honest, and call them as he sees them. My staff and I look forward to working with him in his new role.

Mr. HOYER. Madam Speaker, I thank the gentleman for yielding. If I might wryly observe, Madam Speaker, that I have not seen the Parliamentarian pass you a note to instruct the gentleman to address the Chair. Tom, I am going to address you.

Mr. HOYER. Tom Wickham, for those who are watching, is a wonderful example of the extraordinary patriotism, loyalty, and talent that has contributed to this House's operation by all of our staff. He is one of the best, but we have the best. Tom, I know you treated all the staff, certainly on my staff--and I know all the staff--with great respect because you knew how important they were. We all know how important you have been to the operations of this House. I don't know what you will be doing. But assuming that you, at this young age of yours--I told you that you were way too young for us to let you go, but you are going--you will be doing other things, and you will bring great value to whatever enterprise you pursue. We have been blessed for a quarter of a century with your service, and we thank you for that service. Godspeed.

Mr. HOYER. Madam Speaker, on Monday, the House will meet at 12 p.m. for legislative business. No votes are expected in the House on Monday. On Tuesday, the House will meet at 9 a.m. for morning-hour debate and 11 a.m. for legislative business. I would remind Members that Monday is expected to be a travel day following the holiday. So, Monday we will have business on the floor, but we will have no votes on the floor. On Wednesday and Thursday, the House will meet at 9 a.m. for morning- hour debate and 11 a.m. for legislative business. On Friday, the House will meet at 9 a.m. for legislative business. We will consider several bills, Madam Speaker, under suspension of the rules, a large number of suspension bills, in fact. The complete list of suspension bills will be announced by the close of business tomorrow. The House will consider, as well, next week a continuing resolution for fiscal year 2021. Madam Speaker, the House has passed 10 of its appropriations bills of the 12 appropriations bills we have. Sadly, the Senate has not passed a single bill out of committee, has not voted on a single appropriations bill in its committee. As a result, clearly, we will not be able to conclude the appropriations process, and we will have to have a CR to make sure that government stays serving the American people. Hopefully, we can reach a bipartisan agreement, and there will not be a controversial continuing resolution. I know Democrats and Republicans and the administration are working toward that end. I expect and hope a bill to be filed tomorrow. That is our hope. But we do expect to consider that bill next week. The CR, as I said, is necessary to avert a shutdown that would only further damage our economy and undermine our efforts on COVID-19. In addition, the House will consider H.R. 4447, the Clean Economy Jobs and Innovation Act. This bill, Madam Speaker, is a package of legislation reported out of the Energy and Commerce Committee and the Science, Space, and Technology Committee to invest in energy innovation and clean energy development. In addition, the House may consider H.R. 6270, the Uyghur Forced Labor Disclosure Act, and H.R. 6210, the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act. Members are advised that additional legislative items are possible. I yield back to my friend, the Republican whip.

Mr. HOYER. Madam Speaker, I thank the gentleman for his comments. Of course, the Paycheck Protection Program was a very, very important program. I was pleased that the committees came up with that program and we had bipartisan support for that program. I will tell the gentleman that that is an important effort for us to take, but I would also say it is very important for us to act on behalf of millions of people who still do not have a job or are on unemployment and need the supplemental unemployment that they were receiving to survive and keep their families going. We have millions of people who are suffering from food shortages, the inability to keep their family fed. We need to pass, we believe, the supplemental nutrition program. We need to make sure that States, in my view, have the ability to function. They are hemorrhaging revenues because of COVID-19, because of the decrease in the economy. States, cities, municipalities, counties are suffering, and many other aspects, including testing, which is one of the critical components of us confronting COVID-19. So while I agree with the gentleman that the program that he talks about--of course, we created that program and we passed it in a bipartisan fashion, and it was very bipartisan in the Senate. I know Mr. Cardin and Mr. Rubio were both involved in that. It was very important to pass that. But I will tell the gentleman that I was pleased that the President indicated that we need to invest very significant sums, which he then said would come back to the U.S. or help the U.S. economy. I think that was a positive step forward. I would also observe, as the gentleman observed, that Speaker Pelosi and Secretary Mnuchin reached four major deals, compromises--four. One was, we thought, very big at the time, $8.3 billion, which now looks somewhat small. But we reached four of those. We brought them to the House floor, the Senate floor, and they passed overwhelmingly in bipartisan votes. Secretary Mnuchin and the Speaker have been discussing trying to get to, for 4 months now--now, Mr. Meadows is also in the room. Mr. Meadows and I have a very positive relationship, but my observation has been, through the years, Mr. Meadows is more about stopping deals than making deals. But I agree with the gentleman, we need to act. I am hopeful that the administration and the Senate and the House will reach agreement ASAP, not only on the PPP, which I agree with the gentleman on, not only on the PPP, but all the other programs that I mentioned and many more that are in the HEROES bill. The Speaker has indicated we are certainly prepared to negotiate what the expenditure is, and she has indicated a willingness to come down very, very substantially to try to reach an agreement, which is what compromise is all about. That hasn't happened yet, but I am hopeful that it will happen in the near term, because I agree with the gentleman, we need to act. I am urging the administration and all of us to come to an agreement. Unfortunately, in the Senate, their efforts have not been successful in passing a bill. So we have no alternative bill beyond the HEROES bill that passed, as I said, 4 months ago, so we have nothing to conference because there is no Senate bill. In fact, Mr. McConnell went from a trillion down to a half a trillion, which almost every economist, either at a trillion or half a trillion, says is not sufficient for health reasons and economic reasons and family reasons to confront the enormity of the challenge that still confronts us as a result of COVID-19. So I thank the gentleman for mentioning Mr. Chabot's legislation. He is right, of course, there is $130 billion in the pot. I think we ought to purpose that to either a continuation of PPP or a continuation of PPP and other things. But I think we ought to do it, and what we are trying to do is a comprehensive package that deals with all the challenges confronting American families, particularly the unemployment insurance. As of July 31, as the gentleman knows, the supplemental payment lapsed. To some degree, the President has tried to put additional sums in there. Some States are pursuing it and some States have effected it. But I hope that the bottom line is, in the next week, in the near term, and I think the President's statement was helpful, and I hope, frankly, the Senators take that to heart, that we need to invest much more than they suggested if we are going to meet the scope of the problem that exists. I thank the gentleman bringing to the House's attention that particular bill, and certainly it will be under consideration as well, I think, by those who are negotiating, mainly Secretary Mnuchin and Speaker Pelosi. Mr. McConnell has chosen not to participate in those discussions, as you know. Mr. Schumer does, and I think Mr. McCarthy does--I am not sure all the time, but I am sure he does as well. We want to get an agreement. We want to do what we have done four times: reached an agreement, passed it overwhelmingly in both Houses for the people, because the people are hurting and we need to act and meet that challenge of their hurt and their need to support themselves, their families, and, as you point out, their businesses.

Mr. HOYER. Madam Speaker, the whip mentioned undermining confidence. I will tell the whip with all due respect; nobody has undermined confidence in the healthcare system more than the President of the United States. No one has diverted more attention from the experts; no one has denigrated the experts, which undermines confidence in their advice and counsel, than the President of the United States. And no one in the health community said that the coronavirus was a hoax. We have just seen that Mr. Woodward heard in late January that the President thought this was a very serious matter. And then, frankly, he conveyed to the American people, don't worry about it, it is going to go away. In a few days, a few weeks, it is going to go away. No one has undermined the confidence of the American people in the CDC or the FDA or the NIH more than the President of the United States. He said they are wrong. And I say that because confidence needs to be built by leadership. And if the vaccine can come out next month, hooray, if it can be done consistent with what the medical experts and the pharmaceutical experts tell us can give the American people confidence. But I will tell my friend Mr. Caputo substantially undermined confidence because he wanted to tell the experts what to say apparently consistent with what the administration's policy was as opposed to what the scientific evidence was. And so when you mention confidence, some people were trying to undermine confidence; we have had six, seven, eight months of undermining confidence. And it is a shame. Because the gentleman is absolutely right. People are going to need confidence. And they are going to have to take the vaccine because that is the only way this economy is going to get back to where it needs to be. People having confidence in the safety for themselves, their husband, their wife, their children to be about the business of America and their own personal business. So I would hope that the President would leave it to the experts, not to his judgment, to the experts as to when a vaccine is ready to deliver to the public. And then I think all of us ought to have that confidence to--I certainly am going to get the vaccine when the medical experts tell me this is safe to take, and I am going to urge my family to do the same. And I am sure you have just indicated you would do the same. I think we will, hopefully, do that. But the instilling of confidence, I would tell my friend, starts at the top and with all of us, as well, because people respect us in some respects sometimes, and they think we have knowledge that they may not have, and therefore, they want to have confidence that, yes, this is good; no, it is not, don't do it. So I would simply say to my friend, I hope that we get a vaccine. I hope we get it as soon as possible. And I hope that the election has nothing to do with the vaccine. I hope the decision has everything to do with science and medicine. And I think all Americans hope that, as well.

Mr. HOYER. How about Dr. Redfield?

Mr. HOYER. Did you see what happened in the last 48 hours?

Mr. HOYER. Madam Speaker, I thank the gentleman for yielding. This President doesn't take responsibility for anything other than good things. If anything bad happens, this President does not take responsibility. He points to somebody else. What I interrupted the gentleman on was he says, ``the scientists.'' Redfield is a scientist. He is a medical doctor. He is the head of the CDC. He made a comment, his best judgment as to when vaccines were going to be available, widely available. The President contradicted him on both points he made just a few days ago, as he has done with Fauci, as he has done with Hahn, as he has done with others. My confidence in those three companies is that they will come to the referee and will say: ``Is this ready to go?'' The referee, in this case the FDA, that the gentleman says is so respected has that responsibility. What I don't have confidence in, what I think so many of the American people don't have confidence in, is they will get a call from the White House that says: ``This is the judgment you are going to make.'' We have seen, over and over and over again, decisions modified because of White House direction. In fact, Caputo was there for exactly that reason at HHS, not CDC, but overseeing CDC. I tell my friend, Madam Speaker, yes, we need to have confidence, but we need to be truthful with them. We need to tell them the truth. We need to take direction from the experts, not substitute our judgment. The gentleman talks about hydroxychloroquine. Obviously, Fauci didn't think that was a great recommendation to make. That was for doctors to make, but the President made it. In fact, most of the doctors thought that was not a good recommendation. Certainly, Clorox was even less than that, I say as an aside. Maybe it was tongue in cheek, but unfortunately, when the President speaks, people don't necessarily think it is tongue in cheek, and it becomes dangerous. I will say to my friend, hopefully, that this vaccine issue will be resolved by the experts and give confidence to the American people that they can, in fact, rely on the experts and their doctor to take the vaccine because, hopefully, it will be in a position where, in fact, it will give the confidence and the result that is promised.

Mr. HOYER. Madam Speaker, I am not going to prolong this. The only thing I would say is, under the gentleman's theory, Madam Speaker, we wouldn't need the FDA because, clearly, these companies would not do anything just because of profit. And I don't allege that they would do that. But we have an FDA because we need a referee to look at it without thinking of the consequences of a yes or no answer but a scientific answer. That is the only observation I would make. I get it. I get that the companies are reputable companies. I support them. They do great work. But we have an FDA because we need somebody who is an independent arbiter, not just because no company would do this. Because if no company would do it, we wouldn't need the FDA.

Mr. HOYER. Madam Speaker, I have nothing left to say.

Mr. HOYER

Mr. HOYER. Mr. Speaker, it is with profound sadness that I share the news that a great friend and public servant has passed away. Daryl Ann Pennington was a dear friend, trusted member of my staff, and a tireless advocate for Maryland's Fifth District. For the past 12 years, Daryl served as a caseworker in my office in Greenbelt, Maryland, serving Prince George's County, Calvert County, and Anne Arundel County. Earlier, she had worked for former Maryland State Senator Ulysses Currie. Mr. Speaker, she knew the Fifth District and its communities better than almost anyone, and she cared deeply about the people who called, emailed, and wrote to us asking for assistance with Federal agencies and help accessing government services. In particular, Daryl was a fierce advocate for our district seniors, but she was also a mentor to countless young people, including interns who came to our district office and learned lessons from Daryl, not only about serving our constituents but how to approach life through perseverance, faith, and positive thinking. Daryl drew heavily on her personal faith as a member of the Evangel Cathedral in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, for more than a quarter of a century, and as a partner with Dr. Corinthia Ridgely Boone of the International Christian Host Coalition organizing the National Capital Region's Day of Prayer for many, many years. Mr. Speaker, she believed strongly that prayer was a powerful tool, not only to connect with her creator, but to connect with others here on Earth, to communicate her love for others, and to spread peace and joy to those around her, which she surely did. Her sense of humor, her wit, her warmth will be sorely missed not only by her colleagues in my office, but by all who knew her. I and all of us who worked so closely with Daryl will miss her very, very much. Daryl had so many spiritual daughters and the many young women who looked up to her over the years as a mentor and friend, but her pride and joy were her five children: Laura, Christie, Toi, Peter, and Lenny, as well as her grandchildren to whom, of course, she was devoted. A native of Rochester, New York, Daryl made her final journey home in July when she was diagnosed with multiple myeloma and departed Maryland to seek treatment closer to family at the University of Rochester Medical Center. We had all hoped to welcome her back soon, but sadly, Daryl's condition worsened quickly last week, and she passed away on Saturday morning with her family by her side. Mr. Speaker, Daryl was a true friend and partner in service to the people of Maryland's Fifth District. She will long be remembered by those she helped and by those of us who worked closely with her. Her passing is a great loss to my constituents, our office, to this House, and to our country. I hope my colleagues will join me in offering her family the condolences of the whole House and the thanks of a Nation grateful for patriotic Americans like Daryl Ann Pennington who serve their country and communities so dutifully and so well. Mr. Speaker, now Daryl rests in peace with God, whom she served so faithfully throughout her life.

Mr. HOYER

Mr. HOYER. Madam Speaker, on June 25, the House passed the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act to address systemic racism and police misconduct, increase accountability and transparency, and change the culture of law enforcement. Since passage, thousands of Americans have visited the website JusticeInPolicing.us to learn about the bill, weigh in with their support, and sign on as citizen cosponsors in support. I would like to include in the Record the following names of citizen cosponsors: Sue Compton, Malvern, PA; Marc Anthony Nunez, Addison, TX; Nicole, Cynthia, Boise, ID; Sharon Gagnon, Glendale, AZ; Anastasia, Portland, OR; Katherine Johnson, Phoenix, AZ; Teddi, Las Vegas, NV; McKenna Inrig, Yorba Linda, CA; Crystal Holmes, Fairmont, WV; Grace Flynn, Newburgh, NY; Howard Glick, Phoenix, AZ; Roy Wasson Valle, Phoenix, AZ; Lorena Zaragoza, Richmond, CA; Ashens Limon, Fresno, CA; E. Gluckert, Sun City West, AZ; Danyelle Carpenter, Santa Cruz, CA; Carolina Quevedo, Reidsville, NC; Anna, Baytown, TX; Jasmine, Winter Garden, FL; Nasirah, Clifton, NJ; Faith, Hopewell, VA; Lancey, Alpharetta, GA; Stacie, Tinley Park, IL; Raquel, Palm Harbor, FL; Andrew Jones, Dayton, OH; Eduardo Espinoza, Lynwood, CA; Stacey Jaimes, Bastrop, TX; Julian Moore, Fort Worth, TX; Maile, Wailuku, HI; Morgan Mayfield, Fort Worth, TX; Dorothy Honza, Albuquerque, NM; Nia Marsh, Mansfield, TX; Jessi Black, Phoenix, AZ; Kate lncube, Attleboro, MA; Amanda Mauldin, Houston, TX; Jennifer Losito, Middle Village, NY; Hector Serrano, Brooklyn, NY; Elizabeth Lopez, Homestead, FL. Marina Kottler, Cincinnati, OH; Stephanie Olea, Dacula, GA; Nancy Guo, Chicago, IL; Jenn Mulford, Pittsford, NY; Mary Kate Nacke, Phoenix, AZ; Tracy Gutin, Madison Heights, MI; Erica Sturwold, Scottsdale, AZ; Mr. and Mrs. West, Dunkirk, MD; Savannah Minichello, Eden, NC; Nuala Carpenter, Wayne, PA; Christopher Pendry, Lawrence, KS; Monica William, West Bloomfield, MI; Corine Borrero, Succasunna, NJ; Edward Mason, Fort Myers, FL; Sachi, Wailuku, HI; Emma Goldman, Eagle Mountain, UT; Allan Moore, Bingham Canyon, UT; Heather Lewis, Phoenix, AZ; Leo Tolstoy, Bonanza, UT; Howard Zinn, Salt Lake City, UT; Sacco and Vanzetti, Clearfield, UT; Francis M. Fierros, Phoenix, AZ; Gill Padilla, Richmond, KY; Jon Allen, Phoenix, AZ; Yanet, Long Beach, CA; Gale Shafkind, Royal Oak, MI; Danny, Magnolia, TX; Brittany Swearingen, Lawrence, KS; Lindzay Baez, Sahuarita, AZ; Joseph Ortiz-Noriega, Albuquerque, NM; Yajaira, Lakewood, CA; Caitlin Klink, Highland, MD; Lynn Van Perez, Westfield, NJ; Lana Dyson, Eden, NC; Chris Norton, Phoenix, AZ. Caroline Payne, Phoenix, AZ; Kelda Fowler, Huntsville, AL; Celeste, Santa Maria, CA; Bernice Brown, Stamford, CT; Erica Pilar Brown, New York, NY; Curtis Evans, Atlanta, GA; Kay, Sterling Heights, MI; Hope Reyes, Santa Maria, CA; Mario Morales, Fairfax Station, VA; Robbie Behrens, Pacific Grove, CA; Ravyn Stokes-Willuhn, Fort Worth, TX; Pierre-Denise Gilliam, Southfield, MI; Regan Herberg, Great Falls, VA; D. Underwood-Austin, Fort Worth, TX; Emily Dematatis, Laurel, MD; Addie Stone, Phoenix, AZ; Alexis H. Wasson, Glendale, AZ; Dorothy Mayberry, Gilbert, AZ; Pat Kennedy, Salinas, CA; Allison Vanover, Fort Worth, TX; Lynn Wyckoff, Lynnwood, WA; Zack Cerza, Boulder, CO; Ernesto Ortiz, Albuquerque, NM; Ellen Clark, Hillsboro, OH; Ruby, Peoria, IL; Karen Grimmer, Castroville, CA; Dan, Carlisle, PA; Maya Schatzki, Tempe, AZ; Hayden Shrewsbury, Statesville, NC; Brandon Torres, La Puente, CA; Kay M., Phoenix, AZ; Andrei-Stefan Cinculescu, Phoenix, AZ; Jehron Smith, Tuba City, AZ; Cris McDaniel, Phoenix, AZ; Libbie Miller, Phoenix, AZ; Michael Gifford, Phoenix, AZ; Reid Bathgate, Hayward, CA; Lindsay Owen, Phoenix, AZ; Carter D. Nacke, Phoenix, AZ. James Blazor, Garden City, ID; Michelle Facos, Bloomington, IN; Gia Warren, Phoenix, AZ; J. Blackwood, Hyattsville, MD; Jamie Duncan, Danville, KY; Aundrya Montgomery, Plainville, CT; Meghan, Ft. Mitchell, KY; Chase Sabadash, Fort Lauderdale, FL; Helen Emond, Teaneck, NJ; McCoy, Jacksonville, FL; James Lawrence Lipton, Bloomfield Hills, MI; Liliya Katrych, Brooklyn, NY; Caleb Cage, Bowie, MD; Tracy Boyd, Jackson, TN; Kayla Eplin, Winder, GA; Steven David Arnold, Clinton Township, MI; Dina Elhanafi, Hollywood, FL; Nick Peciaro, New York, NY; Tinatuh Kolleh, Charlotte, NC; Shawn Bates, Chehalis, WA; Dan and Stephanie Hickey, Pasadena, CA; Jacklyn Patchen, Staten Island, NY; Chenelle N. Idehen, New York, NY; Carlos Uribe, Monterey Park, CA; Barbara A. Walt, Phoenix, AZ; Chantel Haughton, Santa Barbara, CA; Mary Ryan, Austin, TX; Daniel Kim, Englewood, NJ; Alyssa Roby, Phoenix, AZ; Susan Blanc, San Leandro, CA; Rebecca Ioffe, Brooklyn, NY; Isabella, Fort Worth, TX; David Jaulus, Tempe, AZ. Deborah Harris, Bronx, NY; Winter Teller, Lowell, MA; Gina Zinn, Gig Harbor, WA; Peter K. Ewald Jr. Eastpointe, MI; Naomi Gordon-Karten, Delray Beach, FL; Kimberly Higgins, Glendale, AZ; KBW, Philomath, OR; Debra Gilliss, Alameda, CA; Chris Silvey, Meridian, ID; Annie Wright, Towson, MD; David Lupien-Parrish, Berkley, MI; Jessica Dow Meyer, Greenville, SC; Marisha Cosby, Yakima, WA; Cecelia Lawson, Buffalo, NY; Rasvinder Dhaliwal, New York, NY; Phyllis Hightower, Detroit, MI; Janae Ben-Shabat, Phoenix, AZ; K.C. Boyd, Beltsville, MD; Chris McClendon, Florissant, MO; Kathleen Kadane, Sterling, VA; Edith Carranza, South Gate, CA; Veronica Weinstein, Astoria, NY; Alana Tivnan, Phoenix, AZ; Yvette Parra, Phoenix, AZ; Joanne Kallhoff, Madison, SD; Shonda Hertle, Phoenix, AZ; Mary Jackson, Windsor, CA; Christina Alva, Cotati, CA; Jane T. Braziunas, Seattle, WA; Debbie Parks, Weaverville, CA; Kimberly Mell, Eureka, CA; David Belcheff, Phoenix, AZ; Helene Weinberg, Teaneck, NJ; Naomi Guerrero, Tucson, AZ; Bob Bogardus, Carmel, CA. Abigail Roche, Lakeland, FL; Jayne, Bridgewater, NJ; Jessica Schriver, National Park, NJ; Giavanna Lofton, Saint Petersburg, FL; Allie Ochsner, Cedar Rapids, IA; TaMyrah McTear, Hebron, IN; Amy Hall, Columbus, OH; Dominic Novielli, Phoenix, AZ; Steven P Sterner, Clementon, NJ; Shannon Minnie, Cloverdale, CA; J.C. Hines, Gulfport, MS; Nichelle Pace, Sicklerville, NJ; Erin Quinn, Columbus, OH; Tahira, Clementon, NJ; Kaylene Compton, Chesapeake, VA; Sara Valade, Norwich, CT; Sara Eliot, Los Angeles, CA; Diana Rice, Olympia, WA; Mindy Juntti, Blackwood Ter, NJ; Edward Martin, Stratford, NJ; Catherine Snyder, Indianapolis, IN; Sharon Otis, Arcata, CA; Laurel Bunce-Polarek, Sausalito, CA; Harish Sharum, Albuquerque, NM; Hugo Miranda, Pennsauken, NJ; Tristan Celayeta, Sonora, CA; Emily Kulpa, Woodbury Heights, NJ; Alaina Adams, Bangor, ME; Diane Zanestephens, Magnolia, NJ; Laurie Hirst, Delaware, OH; Linda Leonard, Kensington, MD; Salma, Decatur, IN. Jessica Lofton, Oxon Hill, MD; Maggie Trinkle, Tucson, AZ; Kenneth Macauley, Pasadena, CA; Kelly Mancini, Blackwood, NJ; Jasmine Jamison, Lees Summit, MO; Amanda Comstock, Centerburg, OH; Jess Smiley, Columbus, OH; Douglas Cionrad, Willits, CA; Molly Kozlowski, Windsor, CA; Shelby Staats, Columbus, OH; Jon Snell, Gloversville, NY; Rhonda Marker, Hightstown, NJ; Megan Fox, Montclair, NJ; Terri Phillips, West Palm Beach, FL; Charles Del Camp, Medford, NJ; Kristen Magis, Corvallis, OR; Maria Torres, New York, NY; Kevin Tang, New York, NY; Nathaniel Hughes, Seattle, WA; Jennifer Chicon, New York, NY; Susan White Wood, Ventura, CA; Gomati Wilson, Tucson, AZ; Danielle Malament, Jersey City, NJ; Casey Magis- Agosta, Portland, OR; Lauren Davis, Phoenix, AZ; Zoe B., East Brunswick, NJ; Jill Marlowe, Tucson, AZ; Mekdela Ejigu, Altadena, CA; Angelique Soenarie Blair, Mesa, AZ; Kathleen O'Neal, Signal Hill, CA; Elizabeth Lake, Albuquerque, NM; Dani Olorenshaw, Henderson, NV; Chris Leavy, New York, NY; Terry Kerkman, Union Grove, WI; Irene Merrill, Salinas, CA. Bryan E. M. Winbush, Columbus, OH; Laney Tuttle, Albuquerque, NM; Kim Brown-Mason, Stafford, VA; Wendy Richardson, Fort Washington, MD; Breyahn S. Richardson, Fort Washington, MD; Jennifer L Ackerman, Lakewood, WA; Jessica Bice, Herndon, VA; Larry Hallman, Plano, TX; Karen Van de Castle, Dunellen, NJ; Ben Heller, Sioux Falls, SD; Stephen Ander le, Puyallup, WA; Ngozi, Pasadena, CA; Sachin, Belmont, CA; Theresa Woodburn, Leonardtown, MD; Jean Richardson, New York, NY; Ed Dowling, Little River, CA; Diana Juridini, Everett, WA; Claire Hennigan, New York, NY; Sheryl Smith, Atlanta, GA; Mary Terry, Hickory, NC; Kevin Karpiak, Ann Arbor, MI; Aislinn Brophy, Decatur, GA; Casey Davison, Los Angeles, CA; Karen Poling, Cherry Hill, NJ; Kate Lundy, Pompano Beach, FL; Brittany Myers, Conyers, GA; Kristen Hogue, Bowie, MD; Sarah Swanby, Coeur d'Alene, ID; Tanya Hand, Berkley, MI; Gladkowski Cynthia, Boston, MA; Paul Olson, Fort Lauderdale, FL; Devin Hand, Madison Heights, MI; Serene Salmon, New Rochelle, NY. Katheleen Margarete Ruppel, Santa Clara, CA; Jared Baird, San Anselmo, CA; Erik Mansfield, Phoenix, AZ; Julie Levin, New York, NY; Samantha Vandermeade, Phoenix, AZ; Caroline Meade, Rye Beach, NH; Kathleen Baeza, Phoenix, AZ; Robert Nolan, Lafayette, CA; Pearl Castro, Atascadero, CA; Sarena Tyler, Melvindale, MI; Leslie Hollins, Warren; MI; Shane Kinnison, Glendale, CA; Claud, Romeoville, IL; Charlotte White-Gray, Clinton, MD; Susan Kilimnik, Arlington Heights, IL; James Vollmer, Herndon, VA; Katrina Halverson, Elk Mound, WI; Virginia Bradshaw, Decatur, GA; Jay Aquino, Los Angeles, CA; Susie Arena, San Jose, CA; Haunani Langenstein, Chicago, IL; Andrea Rideout, Cincinnati, OH; Tara Peterson, Glendale, CA; Michael Seibert, Philadelphia, PA; Andrea Levere, Philadelphia, PA; Julie McDaniel, Santa Clara, CA; Daniel Dobkin, Sunnyvale, CA; Dustin Lockwood, Santa Clara, CA; Edwin Aiken, Sunnyvale, CA; Mark Timothy Moberg, West Richland, WA; Ellen Hayenga, San Jose, CA. 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Mr. HOYER

Mr. HOYER. Madam Speaker, on June 25, the House passed the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act to address systemic racism and police misconduct, increase accountability and transparency, and change the culture of law enforcement. Since passage, thousands of Americans have visited the website JusticeinPolicing.us to learn about the bill, weigh in with their support, and sign on as citizen cosponsor in support. I would like to include in the Record the following names of citizen cosponsors: Elizabeth Marzotto Taylor, Saint Clair Shores, MI; William Fader, Ferndale, MI; Corey McClain, Bloomfield Hills, MI; Mahalia Mathelier, East Meadow, NY; Randolph Brown, New York, NY; Ty Buffington, Royal Oak, MI; Lucy A. Gothro, Warren, MI; James Pappas, Ferndale, MI; Alexa McClain, Ferndale, MI; Dalbin A Osorio, Gaithersburg, MD; Hank Linhart, East Jewett, NY; Dennis J. Hess, Mount Clemens, MI; Kathryn Jorgensen, Bloomfield Hills, MI; Kelli Livermore, Tijeras, NM; Khalil Pettus, New York, NY; Paris Kooklan, Pasadena, CA; Debra Van Zegeren, Eastpointe, MI; Dontae Watson, Albuquerque, NM; Jennifer Loftis, Sterling Heights, MI; Leanna Sullivan, Ferndale, MI. Matt Nieboer, Hudsonville, MI; Katherine A. Stevens, Sterling Heights, MI; Michelle Hall, Clinton Township, MI; Evelyn Garcia, Lake Worth, FL; Sophia M Moederzoon, Caledonia, MI; Tederial Hall, Clinton Township, MI; Angela McClain, Bloomfield Hills, MI; Darrel Dennis, Warren, MI; Melissa Coleman, Sterling Heights, MI; Louise Thompson, New York, NY; Jane Sloss, Chicago, IL; Rebecca Espinoza, Hollister, CA; Ann M. Steslicke, Ferndale, MI; Jennifer Collins, New York, NY; Kole Gojcaj, Clinton Township, MI; Sumi Thaiveettil, Eugene, OR; Andrea Sperl, Huntington Woods, MI; Ricki Liang, Salinas, CA; Gary Gaines, Beltsville, MD; Maxx Castillo, Royal Oak, MI. Tracy Shanon Feverish, Butte Falls, OR; Grace E. Culos, Warren, MI; Jerome Joseph Patryjak, Roseville, MI; Cathy Moras, Berkley, MI; Rosanne Freed, Ferndale, MI; Willow Goldfarb, Fort Lauderdale, FL; Andrea Jeromos, New York, NY; Catherine Peet, Royal Oak, MI; Scott Riggs, Berkley, MI; Linda, Bloomfield Hills, MI; Nicholas Robinson, Detroit, MI; Jayne H. Chapman, Boca Raton, FL; Leila Eltouny, Puyallup, WA; Sherry A Wells, Ferndale, MI; Andrea Kreit, Franklin, MI; Susan K. Martin, MI; ADA LAM, South Pasadena, CA; Dale B. Sollars, Madison Heights, MI; Aggie Monfette, Royal Oak, MI; Richard Salomonson, West Bloomfield, MI. Gary Jones, Franklin, MI; Marion Ball, Albuquerque, NM; David Malkowski, Saint Clair Shores, MI; William J. Atkins, Marietta, GA; Hope M Cassano, Berkeley Heights, NJ; Cynthia Chalfant, Fairport, NY; Laura Macaravage, Pittston, PA; Kennon B. Raines, Los Angeles, CA; Radeen A., Warren, MI; Josh Money, Seaside, OR; Kayla Foister, Clinton Township, MI; Michael Frieze, Clinton Township, MI; Lisa Hebert, Royal Oak, MI; Lynn Ingberg, Franklin, MI; Marshall L. Hebert, Royal Oak, MI; Lenna Ball, Warren, MI; Karen Milczynski, Sterling Heights, MI; Dwayne Moederzoon, Shelbyville, MI; Karen Durrett, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL; Sabeena LoBello, Fort Wayne,

Mr. HOYER

Mr. HOYER. Madam Speaker, on June 25, the House passed the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act to address systemic racism and police misconduct, increase accountability and transparency, and change the culture of law enforcement. Since passage, thousands of Americans have visited the website JusticeinPolicing.us to learn about the bill, weigh in with their support, and sign on as citizen cosponsor in support. I include in the Record the following names of citizen cosponsors: Jenna Ford, Denville, NJ; Patricia Smith, Plainfield, IL; Peggy Sands, Boulder, CO; Lana Fritz, New York, NY; Jolene Travis, New York, NY; Bella Bejm, Northbrook, IL; Leslie Gold, New York, NY; Priscilla Lambarri, Brownsville, TX; Pam Parker, New York, NY; Alicia Chaffee, New York, NY; Eileen v Green, New York, NY; Jennifer Jones, New York, NY; Tammen Nicholson, Brooklyn, NY; Sandra York, New York, NY; Olivia Beltrani, Troy, NY; Maynard Kent, New York, NY; Atlee Austin- Taylor, Kalaheo, HI; Peter Crosta, New York, NY; Deborah Quilter, New York, NY; Mark Hardy, Houston, TX. Reid Phillips, Summit, NJ; D. Jackson, Troy, NY; Jillian, Dagmar, MT; Lynne Hertzog, New York, NY; Cynthia Najdowski, Albany, NY; Jusin Nuttall, New York, NY; Cate Esposito, Summit, NJ; Hana Roggendorf, West Hartford, CT; Maira Pedraza, Sunnyvale, CA; Betsy Goldberg, New York, NY; Alice Shields, New York, NY; Michael Kirk, New York, NY; Kate Rapoza, Acushnet, MA; Sam, Aurora, CO; Olivia Davis, Leesburg, VA; Elisa Hays, Puyallup, WA; Emily Swanson, New York, NY; Camila Velarde, Charlotte, NC; Bryan McAllister, New York, NY; Lorenzo Trujillo, Clearfield, UT. Sophia Michelen, New York, NY; Samantha St. Lawrence, Apex, NC; Arianna, Mcdonough, GA; Sophia Michelen, New York, NY; James Fisher, New Rochelle, NY; Jill Larson, New York, NY; Maryann Peronti, New York, NY; Daniela Markowicz, New York, NY; Theresa Peronti, New York, NY; Hector Caban, San Juan, PR; C McKenney, New York, NY; Michele Artt, Farmington, MI; Addison Hill, Phoenix, AZ; Renee Richards, Pasadena, CA; Valerie, Los Angeles, CA; Elaina Primeau, Flat Rock, MI; Murat Haner, Sarasota, FL; Elora Giancola, Corvallis, OR; Kat, Shawnee, KS; Jazmyn, Romulus, MI. Savannah Krupa, Beaverton, OR; Melissa, Bellmore, NY; Marc Korashan, Brooklyn, NY; Alexis Greenberg, Alachua, FL; Shelby Breda, Dallas, TX; Julia Yaris, Beverly Hills, CA; Frank Kimbrough, Long Island City, NY; Priscilla Trubin, Dayton, MD; Bianca, Palm Springs, CA; Laura Stahl, Pacoima, CA; Noah Fagello, Columbus, OH; Denis Richardson, Fargo, ND; Rachel, Jefferson, MD; G. Ergas, Detroit, MI; Sarah Pope, New York, NY; Jennifer S., North Bergen, NJ; Dwayne Tatum, Harper Woods, MI; Roberta Waddell, New York, NY; Audrey Baime, Granite Bay, CA; Richard Lewis, Dayton, MD. Kay Jones, New York, NY; Kevin Jevon Chambers, Omaha, NE; Danielle Spiegel. Levittown, NY; Carol Petersen, Tacoma, WA; Cayden Monteiro, Detroit, MI; Paul L. Cooper, Southfield, MI; Denis Naeger, Keego Harbor, MI; Aisosa Idahosa, North Wales, PA; Noah Baker, Los Angeles, CA; Ana Henderson, Social Circle, GA; Mary Louise Kent, Cambridge, MA; Kelsey Bonacker, New York, NY; Jill Furillo, New York, NY; Sheila Crystal Devin, New York, NY; Jenny, New York, NY; Nicole Olsen, New York, NY; Sean Lawrence, Ann Arbor, MI; Na Dee, New York, NY; Nathalie V Averill, Clermont, FL; Keena C Washington, Southfield, MI. Wendell T Woods, Pontiac, MI; Margaret Perrin, Sunnyside, NY; James R Britton, New York, NY; Lisa Riegel, New York, NY; Cheryl Owsen, Grosse Pointe, MI; Mikayla Starr, Wheeling, WV; Matthew Phillips, Dallas, GA; Olivia Byrd, Brooklyn, NY; Austin Pearce, Wheeling, WV; Paul Stein, New York, NY; Michael Murphy, Federal Way, WA; Nathalia Bowser, New York, NY; Sandra May, New York, NY; Brendan McCullough, North Hollywood, CA; Larry D Wright, Southfield, MI; Susan Ross, Evanston, IL; Diana Talbott, Tacoma, WA; Gail Rosenbloom, Brooklyn, NY; Larry Johnson, Anacortes, WA; Jessica Clark, Tracy, CA. Kathleen Blank Riether, Alexandria, VA; Alison Gerson, Woodstock, NY; Baerbel Hoenisch, New York, NY; Faber Donoughe, New York, NY; Gabrielle Arabe, Orangeburg, NY; Kenneth J. 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Emma McGuire, Lebanon, NJ; Susan Bloomberg, New York, NY; Simone Eakins, Menifee, CA; Patrice Stout, Boulder, CO; Carole Wahlers, Olympia, WA; Jaime Abrego, Tampa, FL; Diane Specioso, New York, NY; Claude Jones, Harper Woods, MI; Asia Herron, Las Vegas, NV; Wayne Olsen, Lacey, WA; Andrea Brown, Dallas, TX; Kevin Smith, Burlingame, CA; Naomi Zurcher, Brooklyn, NY; Gen, Carson City, NV; Priscilla Saldivar, Stockton, CA; Sante, Modesto, CA; Gayle Horio, Brooklyn, NY; Erica McLean, New York, NY; Sara Axelsson, Denver, CO; Anyce Siegel, New York, NY. Chuck McAlexander, New York, NY; Sara Dornblaser, New York, NY; Samuel Mann, New York, NY; Stephanie Bonfonte, Worcester, MA; Keith Barbato, Worcester, MA; Sheryllyne, Modesto, CA; Anne McAndrew, Rochester, NY; Ilene, New York, NY; Shannon Dupuis, New Port Richey, FL; Ashley Lopez, Norfolk, VA; Carol Reynoso, Bakersfield, CA; Katy Johnson, Salem, NY; Nazifa Sheikh, Jamaica, NY; Loretta Azzarone my, New York, NY; Jane E. 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Phillipps, Trumbull, CT; Marla Garris, Fort Lauderdale, FL; Rose Sortino, Crest Hill, IL; Kevin M Monsour, Louisville, KY; Amy Mosedale, New York, NY; LR Reed, Deerfield Beach, FL; Alicia Jean Richards, Portland, OR; Heather Hedlund, Redmond, WA; Daniel Lieberman, Shelburne Falls, MA; Pierce Hacking, Maple Shade, NJ; Lynn Vincent, Columbus, OH; Dane Nelson, Saint Louis, MO; Danielle Morgan, Los Angeles, CA; Kristin Isgett, Taylors, SC; Paula Metzner, Albuquerque, NM; Diane Yoder, Schenectady, NY. Toniann Reading, Sultan, WA; Michael Larsen, Lacey, WA; Samantha Chioino, Seaside, CA; Michael Lurie, Cambridge, MA; Anne, New York, NY; James, Ewa Beach, HI; Joi, Media, PA; Isabelle, Alton, IL; David Dinkepoop, Floral Park, NY; Levine Marjorie, Southfield, MI; Cathy Skulnik, Denver, CO; Susan E Churchill, Mount Prospect, IL; Paula Chan, Solon, OH; Carla, Sunnyside, NY; Katherine Hanner, New York, NY; Mary Crance, Pompano Beach, FL; Kian Zadeh, New York, NY; Sue Giannotta, Farmington, MI; Leonard Polletta, New York, NY; Judy Maxwell, New York, NY. David Berry, Middletown, OH; Forest Porter, Reynoldsburg, OH; Nicholas C.,Albuquerque, NM; Mary Determann, Cedar Rapids, IA; Kale, Lewis Center, OH; Patsy Lawrence, Caldwell, OH; Julie Goodwin, Boca Raton, FL; Vicki Zarrell, Olympia, WA; Sofie, Bronxville, NY; Benita Bowie, Columbus, OH; Lindsey Randle, Corvallis, OR; Amy Bare, Charleston, SC; Rhianna, Monroe, NC; Jerina Pieri, Reynoldsburg, OH; Sybil Schwartzbach, Troy, NY; Iana Amiscaray, Chicago, IL; Cathie Dominick, Wilkes Barre, PA; Audrey, Lewis Center, OH; Sherry Russell, Annapolis, MD; Paul Lindsay, Amsterdam, NY. Amanda, Olympia, WA; C Weaver, Westerville, OH; Marrlene Epp, Olympia, WA; M. J. Mullins, Deerfield Beach, FL; Sue Pereira, Hollister, CA; Julie Lamard-Newbury, Towanda, PA; Madeleine Easley, Indianapolis, IN; Jill Barnes, Camano Island, WA; Veronica Stein, Brooklyn, NY; Cynthia, Lakewood, WA; John Ogger, Farmington, MI; Erin L Stabler, Seaside, CA; Mari Walker, Columbus, OH; Bradley Goldman, New York, NY; Monica Chan, Cleveland, OH; Shelby Carrillo, Monterey, CA; Lisa L. Simon, New York, NY; Michele McKoy, Upper Marlboro, MD; Terry Tiedeman, Santa Cruz, CA. Stelios Tzannis, Corte Madera, CA; George Thomas, Manhattan Beach, CA; Brenda Smithers, Louisville, KY; Heidi, Hollister, CA; Jean M. Eliceche, Salinas, CA; Stacey Clapp, Monterey, CA; Florence Murray, Sandusky, OH; Curt Olin, Aptos, CA; Leah Paskin, Greensboro, NC; Megan L Gong, Salinas, CA; Alan Kuramura, Salinas, CA; Christina Crowder, Woodinville, WA; Dana Lacono, Salinas, CA; Caitlin Redpath, Salinas, CA; Susan Burlison, Burlingame, CA; Barbara Dangerfield, Salinas, CA; Sarah Powell, Santa Cruz, CA; Shey, Denver, CO; Jai-Jagdeesh Khalsa, Herndon, VA; Evelyn Cruz, Los Angeles, CA. Charles Teague, New York, NY; Mary Brainerd, Blandford, MA; Robert Croonquist, New York, NY; Amy Leong, New York, NY; Jennifer Miller, Albany, NY; Tom Schneider, Columbus, OH; Andrea Fooner, New York, NY; Ana Segura, Fort Lauderdale, FL; Myra Resnick, New York, NY; Carmelita Garcia, Pacific Grove, CA; Kelly Kruse, Oxford, MI; Kimberly Evans, Wilmington, DE; Rose Nation, Kincaid, IL; Lisa Jankie, Fort Myers, FL; Sean Brassman, Bronx, NY; Per Lichtman, Pasadena, CA; Elise Kauzlaric, Chicago, IL; Tammy DeGrazio, Milford, MA; Pattie Mulderig, Willoughby, OH; Jim, Pasadena, CA. Josie, Miami, FL; Michelle Freeman, Laurel, MD; Lauren Phillips, Canton, MI; Robert Doherty, Troy, NY; Robin Casey, New York, NY; Adrienne Pollitz, Chicago, IL; Paul Hughes, Columbus, OH; Wanda Kurtcu, San Leandro, CA; Mary Cherney, New York, NY; Gillian de Seve, New York, NY; Michael Singer, New York, NY; Mary Goblirsch, Pacific Grove, CA; Kimberly Agyekum, Columbus, OH; Arthur Atkinson, New York, NY; Joseph Swift Jr., Livonia, MI; Chanterria McGilbra, Mill Valley, CA; William Lee, Columbus, OH; Ann Bouchard, Albuquerque, NM; Drue Cappawana, Mechanicsburg, PA; Diane Tighe, Pittsburgh,

Mr. HOYER

Mr. HOYER. Madam Speaker, on June 25, the House passed the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act to address systemic racism and police misconduct, increase accountability and transparency, and change the culture of law enforcement. Since passage, thousands of Americans have visited the website JusticeInPolicing.us to learn about the bill, weigh in with their support, and sign on as citizen cosponsor in support. I would like to include in the Record the following names of citizen cosponsors: Leopold Spohngellert, New York, NY; Salvatore Principato, New York, NY; Anne Marie Janeway, New York, NY; Asha Smith, New York, NY; Sarah Hutchinson, Cambridge, MA; Laura Randal, New York, NY; John Link, New York, NY; Alison Hewitson, New York, NY; Zane Anderson, Marquette, MI; Julia Turner, New York, NY; Chester Lerner MD, New York, NY; D.B. Middleton, New York, NY; Sheila Larson, New York, NY; Claire August, New York, NY; Maxwell Lollis, Milwaukee, WI; Olivia Foster- Gimbel, Astoria, NY; Chandra, New York, NY; Rachel Horowitz, Bronx, NY; Alyson Shotz, Brooklyn, NY; Maureen McNamara, New York, NY; Neil Semer, New York, NY; Kalambay Mukuta, New York, NY; Judith Lasko, New York, NY; Susan MacLaury, Montclair, NJ. Daniel Passer, Esq., Sunnyside, NY; Hugh Smyser, New York, NY; Bonnie Brown, New York, NY; Gus Block, Little Rock, AR; Cynthia Landon, New York, NY; Ernie Bello, New York, NY; Peter Daniel Straus, New York, NY; Sandra F. Kaplan, New York, NY; John Calhoun, New York, NY; John Lanasa, New York, NY; Steven Hornsby, New York, NY; Robin Blumenthal, New York, NY; Erica Baum, New York, NY; Sandra Santvoord, New York, NY; Martha Parmalee, New York, NY; Chelsea Lebert, Nahma, MI; Rosemary Maloney, New York, NY; Jaime, Payson, UT; Mary Ellen O'Boyle, New York, NY. Wendy Waterman, New York, NY; Jason Danieley, New York, NY; Joan Dankovich, New York, NY; Miles Messinger, New York, NY; Justin Martin Sanabria, New York, NY; Peter D'Eustachio, New York, NY; Julia Nichole Lopez, New York, NY; Zinaida Pelkey, New York, NY; Charlotte Mayerson, New York, NY; Kay, New York, NY; Emily Yurachek, New York, NY; Andy Phan, New York, NY; Thomas Barnes, Columbus, GA; Kathy Bowman, Joseph, OR; Sophie Schlondorff, New York, NY; Jenny Coyle, New York, NY; R. Pikser, New York, NY; Annabelle Oman, Bronxville, NY; Helen Schulman, New York, NY; Kayla Elorza, New York, NY. Ross Goodell, New York, NY; Anna-Karin Loureiro, New York, NY; Max, New York, NY; Julie Sandler, New York, NY; Brittney Green, Aurora, CO; Annabelle Oman, Bronxville, NY; Nicole, Brooklyn, NY; Kathleen Kuhlman, New York, NY; Alison Orford, New York, NY; Linda Powell, New York, NY; Alan Kramer, New York, NY; Jennifer Pedraza, New York, NY; E. Stearns, New York, NY; Ellyn Puleio, New York, NY; S. Kilgore, New York, NY; Harrison S. Howard, New York, NY; Jennifer John, New York, NY; Gina Barnett, New York, NY; Katie, Merritt Island, FL; Jean Sama, New York, NY. George, New York, NY; Tommie, Texas City, TX; Jayla, Citrus Heights, CA; Marina Wallman, Weatogue, CT; Jessica S., Washington, D.C.; Louise Bergstresser, New York, NY; Janet Smith-Hackshaw, White Plains, NY; Michael Soluri, New York, NY; Kenisha Brown, Fort Washington, MD; Gael Towey, New York, NY; Beth K. Lamont, Ossining, NY; Kaitlyn, Justin, TX; Ariel Drummond, South Windsor, CT; Ben Blackman, New York, NY; Victoria Miller, Brooklyn, NY; Michelle Sheehan, New York, NY; Michelle Bailey, Indianapolis, IN; Kathleen Yoh, New York, NY; M. Herbig, New York, NY; Nathaniel Kato, New York,

Mr. HOYER

Mr. HOYER. Mr. Speaker, I had not necessarily intended to speak after the minority leader, but I cannot help but respond to some of what the minority leader had to say. First of all, he practices the President's favorite tactic. Distract. Speak about that which is not relevant. All the Democrats are voting. They may be voting at that machine. They may be voting at that machine over there. They may be voting at that machine, or they may be voting at that machine back there. They may be voting by proxy, which you didn't like. The minority leader sued, and the Court said it is up to the House to decide its own rules. Now, when we passed the HEROES Act 100 days ago tomorrow, what did the minority leader say? Let's wait and see what happens. And what has happened since then? Thousands, tens of thousands of people have gotten sick, and thousands and thousands of people have died in those days. Let's wait and see. And what did the majority leader, who can put a bill on the floor, what did he say? Let the States go bankrupt. Mr. Speaker, there has been a lot of talk on the floor about bring this bill or that bill or the other bill. The Senate is controlled by your party, I tell my minority friends in the House. They haven't passed a single bill in 70 days, in 100 days, not a single bill. Why? Because they would have to compromise. And you say we need to bring things to the floor. The minority leader, of course, had a man named Garland, from February to January when Obama was the President of the United States, and refused to consider it. Do you think there is a Founding Father who thought that advice and consent meant that they could simply ignore the President's nominations? I think not. Some people talk about, Oh, there are some very, very important things to do. One of them, the gentlewoman from North Carolina--now, let me, 84,631 deaths since HEROES passed. Let's wait. We passed HEROES. No action in the Republican-controlled and led United States Senate. So don't whine to me about what you want on the floor. Don't whine to me about we could have done this, we could have done that, we could have done the other. Mr. Speaker, I was just talking to the chief of staff of the White House, and I kidded him, I said, You know, when you were here in the House and we had Republican leadership and they offered solutions, you undermined them. Who says so? John Boehner says so. You had the opportunity to make a deal. Now we control the House, and very frankly, the majority leader cannot pass a bill because 20 of your Members in the United States Senate want to do nothing, and just tell the people who are suffering, who are on unemployment, who don't have childcare, you are on your own. Now, I have heard all this talk about what we could have done. Do it. Do it. Nancy Pelosi and Secretary Mnuchin got four deals done. Most of you voted for them, and they passed overwhelmingly in a bipartisan fashion. But you made a decision, nope, no more. Now we have it speculated that if we don't take action and have a much more robust--and a plan for dealing with COVID-19, which we don't have and haven't had, because this President called it a hoax. You don't have to respond to hoaxes. That is what he called it, a hoax. And, of course, if it is a hoax you don't respond, and he didn't. And over 175,000--86,000 since we passed HEROES--175,000, and CDC says it may be up to 200,000 by the end of this year. Still, you have passed no bill in the United States. We sent a bill over there. You don't like it, that is fine, pass your own. You control the Senate. Pass your own, and then we will go to conference. We will see which bill is better, or maybe we will put them together. But what has the Senate majority leader done? He has reduced the $1 trillion offer down to $500 billion, which the governor of my State says is only sufficient to help the States because they are hemorrhaging revenue, and they are on the front lines of responding to this crisis. Now, others of you have said all of this is a feign, this is not real. Mr. Speaker, I ask Madam Chair, has she spoken about the report from the Postmaster General?

Mr. HOYER. Mr. Speaker, let me repeat it, notwithstanding that. It says, ``The new documents being released by the committee today are part of the PMG briefing.'' Now, I hope the Postmaster General, unlike the President of the United States, reads his briefings. The President says he doesn't read his briefings, so he didn't know about the Russian payments to kill American soldiers and has not responded to this date on that assertion. The new documents being released by the committee today are part of the PMG briefing, a presentation prepared directly for the Postmaster General last week on August 12, 10 days ago. They provide a detailed assessment of service performance trends over the past year. My friend from Ohio says, Oh, this is a fraud. There is no problem. Not a big deal. Maybe he didn't read the PMG advisory either. According to these documents, there has been a significant drop in service standards across the board beginning in July, including first- class, marketing, periodicals, and priority mail. The Postmaster General, of course, has never admitted to the sweeping delays and reductions in service caused by the actions. Instead, here is what he said: ``We all feel bad about what the dip in the level of service has been.'' So he knows there was a dip in service right after he made these changes. Now, what do we know? A, we know he is a big supporter of the President, gave a lot of money to the President. Secondly, we know he was appointed by the President. Essentially, yes, elected by the Board of Governors--all thanks to the membership appointed by President Trump--who, by the way, unanimously asked for the $25 billion we are talking about. We know the President of the United States wants to suppress the vote. Why? He says so. He says so. The first meeting I had with the President of the United States with Republican leaders and Democratic leaders just shortly after he was inaugurated President, the first thing he said was, I got a majority of the votes. If it hadn't been fraud, if it hadn't been all those people that voted illegally, I would have gotten the majority of votes. He only got 62 million. 70 million voted for somebody else. And 65 million people, the majority of the people of the United States voting for President of the United States, voted for Hillary Clinton. I challenge one of you to name me two members of the electoral college in 2016. You can't do it. The American people voted for Hillary Clinton. The President of the United States wants to send, maybe with no name tags and just sort of brown suits on, troops to the polls of America. Never in my life--and I have run probably for office more times than anybody here but Don Young--never have I seen armed troops there at the polls to intimidate people. My State checks for fraud. And, by the way, all those fraudulent votes that Donald Trump said had been cast, not a conviction. He controls the Justice Department. He controls, presumably, the FBI. Going back to what I said about this crisis that was occurring that you say doesn't exist in the post office. On January 15, 2013, we voted for a crisis, 50 million Americans living in the northeast had been savaged by Superstorm Sandy. About 230 of you Republicans were here, you were in charge. Only 49 of you, not Mr. Meadows, not Ms. Foxx, 49 voted for that bill, and 178 of you voted no. No crisis. 50 million Americans. Superstorm Sandy. People being flooded out of their businesses and homes. No crisis. My suggestion is, wherever you are, you came here and that's great, you are here, you can vote in person. Isn't that wonderful. I think your vote would count just as much if you had voted--but your leadership has told you, no, don't worry about the 86,000 people who have died. The minority leader said, well, the crisis is gone. I don't know where he thinks it went. It is certainly visiting the neighborhoods in my State and the neighborhoods in your State. So the report says the mail has substantially gone down since the Postmaster General--aiding and abetting, in my opinion, the President of the United States who wishes to suppress the vote--acted. Now, I don't know how many of you read 18 U.S. Code 1703, but it says, ``Whoever being a Postal Service officer or employee''--and says some other things about secrets, destroys, detains, opens, et cetera-- ``whoever delays mail, which was intended to be conveyed by mail, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than 5 years, or both.'' Now, I had a press conference with Senator Warner, Senator Van Hollen, and six other Members, including Eleanor Holmes Norton, one of the senior members of the Chair's committee. Five minutes before we held that press conference, the Postmaster General issued his statement that he was going to stop doing what he was doing. I guess it was because he thought, Well, what I am doing is great, everybody will support what I am doing. Or, did he think, I got my hand caught in the cookie jar and I better stop? Which do you think is the more rational determination as to why 5 minutes before he had that press conference he issued his release? That he thought it was fine? He could defend it? It was the right thing to do? If he thought all of those, why in heaven's name did he change his mind? I will tell you why. He knew what he did was wrong. He probably read that briefing that service had plummeted since he took that action, and that he was putting the mail, prescription drugs, Social Security checks, veterans' checks, at risk. That seems to me to be the logical conclusion. And as the law says, if you act and you delay the mail, you commit a crime, subject to 5 years in jail, and a substantial fine. Mr. Speaker, I thank the gentlewoman for her leadership. The Postmaster General appeared to back down from his attempt to set the Postal Service up for failure just moments before a number of us, as I have said, from the House and Senate were about to speak in front of the Postal Service headquarters right down the street. In his testimony yesterday, the Postmaster General indicated that he and President Trump are simply hitting pause. They don't care about the diminution of service that the Postmaster General's report said, apparently. They just hit pause. Why? Because they are hoping it will go away, the wrongdoing that they are perpetrating, not what was done in the past by, yes: Should we make service efficient and effective? We should. But that is not why this was done. All you have to do is look at the President's statement about wanting to suppress the vote, particularly of minorities. He said that if more Blacks had voted in the last election, I would have lost. That is what he said. In his statement on Tuesday, the Postmaster General indicated that no additional changes would be implemented. In other words, he is not going to back up, even though his report says it is diminishing service. Why? He can pledge all he wants, but if you don't give the post office department and its employees the tools with which to do the job, no matter what he says about voting--I am glad that we make sure that first-class mail treatment--as a matter of fact, there ought to be super-first class. Voting for the President of the United States has got to be the most important thing a citizen does in this election year, and it ought to be treated as such by the postal department. Even after 3 months, President Trump and Senate Republicans continue to refuse to take action on the HEROES Act. I talked about that. That is why Congress needs to take action now that will ensure our Postal Service can continue to deliver for America through this pandemic, just as it always has reliably delivered for our people. That is why this legislation is necessary. Millions depend on the Postal Service to obtain medications, receive paychecks, and access vital services. For rural communities, in particular, the Postal Service--that is the irony. For rural communities, the Postal Service is probably even more important. This year, in particular, it will play a crucial role, the Postal Service, in helping tens of millions of Americans stay safe from COVID- 19. 86,000 Americans have died since we passed the HEROES Act. The minority leader seems to think: Well, people not coming to Congress, not wanting to get on an airplane, not wanting to come to Washington and then go home and have to sequester themselves for 14 days, oh, they are just playing games. If you doubt the validity of their vote, say so. But whether I cast it far over there or near here, it is the same vote. It is my vote, and it is my people's voice. It was so angering for Americans across the political spectrum that President Trump and Postmaster General DeJoy openly sabotaged the Postal Service in order to prevent people from casting votes through the mail. I know you can discount the fact that the President wants to suppress the vote. He said so. I am not making it up. He said so. Oh, we have all the fraud. By the way, he votes by mail, of course. You all understand that. I don't know that he sends an ID card down when he votes. Well, maybe we ought to check on that. You are so interested in ID cards, let's see if the President of the United States sends an ID card down to Florida. They employed tactics such as eliminating overtime pay, cutting routes short, reassigning experienced managers, et cetera. Maybe you guys and gals don't have a constituent office open. But every one of my Members tells me they are hearing from thousands of their people. Congress, therefore, must take action to prevent them from simply changing their minds and causing massive postal delays in the weeks ahead. Remember, he said he has just delayed his changes, which caused the fall in service. Delivering for America Act, that is what the postal department has done since before the Constitution was adopted. I am not going to go through what it will require. You know what it will require. But it would particularly require, and I am so pleased, Madam Chair, that you included in your bill first-class treatment because voting is first- class priority in America. Now, I am going to close with this because so many of you said: This bill is not going to pass. You are wasting your time. You shouldn't send it over there. If we did that, we wouldn't do anything unless the President said you can do it. Then, we would salute and say: ``Yes, sir. We will do it. But if you don't want it, sir, if you don't want FISA--126 of us voted for FISA, but if you don't want it, we will change our minds in 24 hours,'' which is what you did. But then again, we wouldn't have sent campaign finance reform over there because McConnell hasn't considered it. We wouldn't have sent investment and infrastructure and jobs, which McConnell has not put on the floor. We wouldn't have sent restoring voting rights or ensuring LGBT equality or protecting Dreamers or ensuring equal pay for women because McConnell hasn't put equal pay for women on the floor. Requiring background checks for safer communities, only 90 percent of Americans are for that, so I can understand why McConnell said: Look, there is 10 percent against it. I am not going to put it on the floor for consideration. You say you haven't gotten notice, and you haven't been included in the committee, et cetera. McConnell doesn't allow anybody to vote, your leader. Meeting the challenge of climate change, well, of course, many of you don't believe climate change is real. I understand that. Providing for justice in policing, did we send it over there? Yes. Why? Because we want a fair, more just, more equal, more racially conscious Nation. And I say racially conscious in the sense that we don't judge people on the color of their skin. We strengthened and expanded the ACA, which in a pandemic may well have been very helpful. It hasn't been put on the floor. Protecting workers' rights to organize and receive their pensions, it hasn't been put on the floor. So, if you tell me this can't pass, it can't pass perhaps because the President of the United States tells you that he is not for it, and so it doesn't pass. In closing--and I know many of you have said thank God--in closing, let me say that you ought to vote for this bill. Not for Democrats. You ought to vote for it for your people, for the people in your rural neighborhoods who are counting on the postal department to bring that prescription drug, which is critical to maintain their health or save their lives. You ought to vote for it for the over 1 million people getting Social Security checks in the mail. That is why you ought to vote for it, not for us. You ought to vote for it because you want everybody to vote; you want everybody to participate in this democracy; you want an election that has, like so many other countries, 80 percent of our people participating, who don't want to be the 86,001 who die because they went someplace and aggregated together and got COVID-19. That is what this is about, making our people able to participate safely in their democracy. Vote for this bill. It is not a partisan bill. It is a bill that says Republicans ought to be safe in voting. Democrats ought to be safe in voting. Independents ought to be safe in voting, if that is what they choose to do. This is a good bill. It is a bill for America's democracy. It is a bill for making sure that our people are connected through the mail. I thank the chair for bringing this bill to the floor. Vote ``yes.'' I urge a ``yes'' vote for all Members.

Mr. HOYER

Mr. HOYER. Madam Speaker, on June 25, the House passed the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act to address systemic racism and police misconduct, increase accountability and transparency, and change the culture of law enforcement. Since passage, thousands of Americans have visited the website JusticeinPolicing.us to learn about the bill, weigh in with their support, and sign on as citizen cosponsor in support. I would like to include in the Record the following names of citizen cosponsors: Anthony Lawrence, Buckeye, AZ; Emmalyhn S, San Diego, CA; Madeline Barry, South Pasadena, CA; Glenn Ranoco, Des Plaines, IL; Jenny Lee, Niles, IL; Brad Smith, Chicago, IL; Aaron M Davidson, Chicago, IL; Maylyn Torpey, Pittsburgh, PA; Heather Shedd, Villa Park, IL; Jill Johnson, Chicago, IL; Judy Chapman, Wheeling, IL; Kala, Clifton, CO; Vivian Sanders Hood, Birmingham, AL; Patrick Fahy, Niles, IL; Catherine Jones, Washington, D.C.; Courtney Fay, Rochester, NY; Shelby Rachleff, San Francisco, CA; Leah, Hilo, HI; Margo Topete, Palmdale, CA; Drew Ferguson, Chicago, IL; Skylar Sutton, South Pasadena, CA; Elaina Guyett, Martinez, CA; Rose Calomino, Chicago, IL; Tayler Mehit, San Francisco, CA; Mattea Baeseman, Wausau, WI; Tiffany Mytty-Klein, Papillion, NE; Edward Zieserl, Wilmette, IL. Emily Aure, Clifton Park, NY; Carol Wuenschell, Arcadia, CA; Lydia Lee, Irvine, CA; Wallace Elton, Saratoga Springs, NY; Tandy Perry, San Diego, CA; Michelle Freneaux, Baton Rouge, LA; Charla Chailland, Indianapolis, IN; Monica Barry, South Pasadena, CA; Aaron Mead, Pasadena, CA; Emma H., Las Vegas, NV; Alexa Muller, Las Vegas, NV; Elizabeth Tillar, Chicago, IL; Barbara Muller, Las Vegas, NV; Young Ji Kim, Dublin, CA; Laura Shore, Altamont, NY. Laura Pankey, Fort Worth, TX; Tyler Freeman, Bothell, WA; Joan Slezak-Fritz, Park Ridge, IL; Victoria Murphy, Niles, IL; Jodi Igrisan, Chicago, IL; Thomas Igrisan, Chicago, IL; Ann Tiehen, Park Ridge, IL; Scott Eustis, New Orleans, LA; Corey Plazak, Park Ridge, IL; Peggy Bertram, Shirley, IN; Becky, Des Plaines, IL; Sophia Jozwiak, Farmington, MI; Phoebe Stewart, Williamsburg, MA; Yvette Yescas, Pittsburgh, PA; Starli Hampton, Sacramento, CA; Margaret Murphy, Clifton, VA; Dominique Campell, Redwood City, CA; Rodney Lovings, Saint Louis, MO; Maureen R. Lyden, Longboat Key, FL; William Campbell, San Francisco, CA. Leticia Prado, Hayward, CA; Melanie Beil, Louisville, KY; Noah Perrine, Leesburg, GA; Portia Gardner, San Jose, CA; Shauna Robinson, Alexandria, VA; Audrey P Jones, Boynton Beach, FL; Eirin Shanaia Ursua, Chicago, IL; Terrance Massey, Manteca, CA; Skyler Robinson, Asheville, NC; Robyn Kralik, San Francisco, CA; Diana Soenarie, New York, NY; Alexander Wink, San Francisco, CA; Margaret McDonnell, Chicago, IL; Rilei Johnson, Washington, D.C.; Linda Broadfoot, Indianapolis, IN; Lisa Groff, Chicago, IL; Ciara McDonnell, Chicago, IL; Hyma Levin, Lincolnwood, IL; Kathleen Reddy, Chicago, IL; Victor L Corder, Chicago, IL. Lauren Maxwell, Brooklyn, NY; Lindsey Clark, Chicago, IL; Khiyah Burke, Atlanta, GA; Shannon Madden, Chicago, IL; Kelly Dunn, Indianapolis, IN; Gillian Dunn, Indianapolis, IN; LaSonya Massey, Stockton, CA; Cora, Buford, GA; Ty Gibson, Clinton Township, MI; David Parsons, Pasadena, CA; Abby Wanamaker, Pasadena, CA; Mikki Broughton, Concord, CA; Denise Spooner, Claremont, CA; Jess, Auburn, NY; Audrey Covill, Moscow, ID; John Murphy, Niles, IL; Danielle Chase, Oaklyn, NJ; Jonathan, Sacramento, CA; Gregory Caley, Raleigh, NC; Lisa Dunnivant, Carmel, IN; Thomas Cravatta, Guilderland, NY; Kelly Lennon, Glen Head, NY; Sara Bonam, Glenmont, NY; Tamatha Perlman, Minneapolis, MN; Carol Lynch, Pasadena, CA; Amber Gaunt, New York, NY; Lori Deradoorian, Chicago, IL; Barbara Milton, Las Cruces, NM. Rev. Karleen Jung, Goshen, KY; Santina Takori, Atlanta, GA; Harold Howarth, Schenectady, NY; Patricia Marasigan, Bartlett, IL; Patrick Merrick, Murrieta, CA; Ario, Deland, FL; Cat Brantley, Hanahan, SC; Courtnye Lloyd, Brighton, MA; Sue Patton, Evanston, IL; J. Alessi, Chicago, IL; Laura Sprouls, Terre Haute, IN; Rayna Wuh, Libertyville, IL; Brittany Nugent, Chicago, IL; Ryan Hennessy, Cohoes, NY; Chloe Maghinang, Carol Stream, IL; LuAnn Floyd, Madison, TN; Richard Conse, Portland, OR; Brenda McAtee, Indianapolis, IN; Monica Ealey, Rochester, NY; Dennis Burns, Johns Island, SC; Amelia Draper, Clermont, FL; Miranda Robinson, Riverside, CA; Tiffany McElroy, San Anselmo, CA; Maitely Weismann, Los Angeles, CA. Teresa Whiting, Palm Harbor, FL; Ira Hurvitz, San Gabriel, CA; Edgar Bailon, Carrollton, TX; Catherine Keach, Soquel, CA; Rita Bland, Los Angeles, CA; Adriana Barela, Albuquerque, NM; Michael A Barry, Anchorage, AK; Anya Richards, Pasadena, CA; Julie Schaer, San Jose, CA; Maliah Durrah, Sioux Falls, SD; Mia, San Antonio, TX; Jennifer Baxter, Indianapolis, IN; David G Ostrow, Chicago, IL; Mandy, Davis, CA; Lydia Bell, Tallahassee, FL; Alexander Ogunsanya, Bowie, MD; Fielder, Los Angeles, CA; Edie Emery, Pasadena, CA. Michelle Millard, Long Beach, CA; Karl Hilgert, Claremont, CA; Nicole Stumpf, Minneapolis, MN; Amari F., Bartlett, IL; Brent Han, Palo Alto, CA; Stephanie Felix, Union City, CA; Amanda Young, Oak Park, IL; Zariah Stinnett, Little Elm, TX; Loren Steinfeldt, Kansas City, MO; Presley Bohlmann, Little Rock, AR; Ben Kroup, Waterford, NY; Ali Freeman, Edmonds, WA; Andrea Apostolidis, New York, NY; Mark Naveja, Sebring, FL; Natalie Millstein, Brooklyn, NY; Darnise Jackson, Niagara Falls, NY; Peter Strand, Chicago, IL; Paul G Norehad, Evanston, IL; Barbara J Collen, Albany, NY; Paige Lacombe, Altadena, CA; Susan Hunter Hancock, Claremont, CA; Micah Ilowit, Altamont, NY; Laurie Shannon-Bailey, Coatesville, PA; D.G. Lowrie-Morris II, Brooklyn, NY; Eric Biermann, Clifton,

Mr. HOYER

Mr. HOYER. Madam Speaker, on June 25, the House passed the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act to address systemic racism and police misconduct, increase accountability and transparency, and change the culture of law enforcement. Since passage, thousands of Americans have visited the website JusticeInPolicing.us to learn about the bill, weigh in with their support, and sign on as citizen cosponsor in support. I include in the Record the following names of citizen cosponsors: Vanessa Paul, Brooklyn, NY; Myra L. Clement, Fort Lauderdale, FL; Otis Allen, Riegelwood, NC; Lora C. Dotson, San Diego, CA; Cory Cooper, Albany, GA; Gerry Whearry, Albany, GA; Errick D. Simmons, Greenville, MS; Gwendolen Rosato, Williamsport, PA; Glenda Kohlhafer-Regan, Charlottesville, VA; Stefanie Beck, West Palm Beach, FL; Julie Rodriguez, Santa Fe, NM; Sarah Okuyama, Ann Arbor, MI; Mary Louise Rossetto, Davis, CA; Cindy M Bowen, Happy Valley, OR; Maurice Bennett, Fort Lauderdale, FL; Wayne Hoffman, Boca Raton, FL; Briana Rosario, New York, NY; Christine Moten, Boynton Beach, FL; Byron English, Atlanta, GA; Rachel Nwakamma, Columbus, OH; Stephanie Trudeau, West Palm Beach, FL; Jennifer Kilroy, Deerfield Beach, FL; Peg Harrington, Nashville, TN; Mike Brieaddy, Glendale, AZ; Gregory Nielsen, Boca Raton, FL; Rachael Wachstein, Highland Park, IL; Carrie Harnish, Canton, Ml; Angela Richerson, Prescott, AZ; Senait Mareligne, Louisville, KY; Monique L. Edwards, Lansing, MI; Matt Jansen, West Islip, NY; Tara Thompson, White Plains, MD; Adele Guadalupe, Delray Beach, FL; Marsha Chamberlin, Ann Arbor, MI; Jon Borg, Arlington, VA; Kelsey Reese, Lincolnton, GA; Rebecca Cottrell, Scottsdale, AZ; Leonard Mosescu, Bothell, WA; Yaneli Gutierres, Marysville, CA; Sheryl Rosen, Columbus, GA; Pat Stone, Skokie, IL; Ronald Geiser, Lake Worth, FL; Sara Rebecca Toye, Indianapolis, IN; Debbie Mitchell, Mesa, AZ; Sonia Sheck, Broomfield, CO; Lyn Keller, Decatur, GA; Irene Noparstak, Vernon Hills, IL; Sandra Esner, Boynton Beach, FL; Adeline De Young, Corrales, NM; Diane, Island Lake, IL; Corey Stork, Houston, TX; Yokeda Curtis, San Antonio, TX; Nigel Berridge, Hermitage, TN; Howard Kaplan, Delray Beach, FL; Lisa Holtke, Los Angeles, CA; Angela, Salinas, CA; Veeravat Siriwatawaku, Newark, DE; Kortney, Cumming, GA; Kara Leonardo, Seaford, DE; Irwin Seltzer, Delray Beach, FL; Mary Scheib, Katy, TX; Dian Marshall, Fairburn, GA; Edward Hill, Cleveland, MS; Samuel Higgins, Guntown, MS; Kota, Vacaville, CA; Addison Olson, Tuckerton, NJ; Isabella Wood, Plano, TX; Christina Shegrud, Boise, ID; belle ford, Kingsport, TN; Jane Simpson, Chevy Chase, MD; Mattrina Ifopo Aisea, Fullerton, CA; Angela Arneson, Vancouver, WA; Jess M, Reno, NV; Ella Garrison, Minneapolis, MN; Crystal Sharpe, Alpharetta, GA; Adrianna Montoyo, Farmington, NM; Jordy, Laurel, MD; Kumar M., Cary, NC; Xan, Culver City, CA; Jade McElya, Hawley, PA; Nadia, Chicago Ridge, IL. Lucas Haddad, Canoga Park, CA; Hunter Sowers, Williamsport, PA; Veronika, Vancouver, WA; Luis Bustiklo, Mc Farland, CA; Madalyn, Lewisville, TX; Vonda McDaniel, Nashville, TN; Deborah Welgoss, Deerfield Beach, FL; Jadyn Thompson, Beverly Hills, CA; Emerson Bahr, Long Lake, MN; Faith Macklin, Arlington, WA; Nicole Sjoden, Orlando, FL; Joelle, Pittsburgh, PA; Erica Almansa, Boca Raton, FL; Alana, San Diego, CA; Lindsey Crego, Minoa, NY; Gino Felice, Hollister, CA; Iris, Inverness, FL; Michelle Seeler, Lawrenceville, GA; Leroy Salazar, Livermore, CA; Sarah, Fort Lauderdale, FL; daphne, Tarzana, CA; Maria Anna, Chula Vista, CA; Salia Levy, Chandler, AZ; Ken, Rochester, NY; Jessica Yo, Barrigada, GU; Melissa Barajas, Coalinga, CA; Shea Stubblefield, South San Francisco, CA; Cassandra Wilson, Las Vegas, NV; Justina M, Duluth, MN; Cynthia, San Antonio, TX; Marie, Independence, MO; Kathiria Mateo, Waterbury, CT; Katharine Pihl, North Salt Lake, UT; Hayley Corona, Spencerport, NY; Meghan Bjalme-Evans, Binghamton, NY; Mara, Casa Grande, AZ; Alexis Grayon, South Plainfield, NJ; Anna Lucier, Casa Grande, AZ; Jay, Littleton, MA; Lauralie Caster, New Lebanon, OH; Kathryn Lianoz, Jacksonville, NC; Lillian Byrd, Rockwall, TX; Payton Wood, Cape Coral, FL; Brianna, Wailuku, HI; Captain Robert L. Beck, USN (Ret.), West Palm Beach, FL; Belinda Gabriellopez, Florence, KY; Jayson Leidenfrost, Miami, FL; Victoria Cooper, Danville, CA; Angela Wallace, Rochester, NY; Glenn Edwards, Bloomfield, NJ. Ava Morales, Houston, TX; John Harris, Cordele, GA; Colleen Maniewski, Walled Lake, MI; Erica Nicole, Ashburn, VA; Kaneki Ken, Duluth, MN; Mae Wartell, Houston, TX; Jayne Ruotolo, Washington, DC; Kylie Nguyen, Herriman, UT; Kaleb Hoffman, Barnegat, NJ; Calista, King George, VA; Evan, Bronx, NY; Helen, Longmont, CO; Lynda Gotlieb, Lake Worth, FL; Wendell Valiant, Highland Park, IL; Peyton Wade, Overland Park, KS; Mary Ellen Sikes, Weston, MA; liv, New York, NY; Edward Chalfant, Bothell, WA; Jessica L., Fanwood, NJ; Charlie Quick, Baltimore, MD; Summer Mauve, Rosedale, MD; Ocean, Haymarket, VA; Nancy Patterson, Detroit, MI; Cynthia Saxton- Russ, Atlanta, GA; Kiersten, Ramseur, NC; Anghela Chavez, Miami, FL; Molly Brewster, Inverness, FL; Alex Blanco, Naples, FL; Yasmeen Serhal, Mission Viejo, CA; Reagan Arnold, Forest Lake, MN; Cordelia Marable, Deer Park, NY; Mia Gomez, Santa Barbara, CA; Jessica, Dayton, OH; Joelle Chang, Wesley Chapel, FL; Kylee Regennitter, Le Mars, IA; Gracie Hammerstrom, Davis, CA; Noelle Snow, Deerfield, IL; Kaitlynn Dorr, Verona, PA; Natalia Ozuna, Donna, TX; Tiffani, Brooksville, FL; Grace, Issaquah, WA; Marissa, Dayton, OH; Kristen Kato, North Royalton, OH; Milo Decker, West Jordan, UT; Susan Maccoy, Lake Worth, FL; Lauren Skallerud, Hamel, MN; Payton Williams, Fishers, IN. Elyse Wallnutt, Silver Spring, MD; Tauriana Lyles, Saint Louis, MO; Isabella, San Juan, PR; Zoe Chow, Mandeville, LA; Lenny, Winchester, CA; Cooper, Fond Du Lac, WI; Alyssa Solleder, Milton, VT; Chris Brewster, Olympia, WA; Jo, Chicago, IL; Hannah Patterson, Wentzville, MO; Phoebe Leftridge, San Francisco, CA; Griffin Winston, Allen, TX; Leah Coleman, Wheeling, WV; Bella Pontacoloni, Bow, NH; Heather Montana, Bountiful, UT; Bella Kamp, Ada, MI; Matt Kuhns, Lakewood, OH; Kate, Blacksburg, VA; Grace Hanlon, Ada, MI; Mal, Ashley, IL; Calli, Marshfield, MO; Calista Q Romeo, Edwardsville, IL; Yeet, Geneseo, IL; Shannon, Stanhope, NJ; Jake Braswell, Eastman, GA; Kimberly Lockhart, Tacoma, WA; Brooke, Santa Barbara, CA; Ari, Las Vegas, NV; Natalie, Wilsonville, OR; Leah, Goodlettsville, TN; Grace Sturm, Oxford, MI; Sam, Roosevelt, UT; Zhyan Noble, Baldwin, MD; Audrey Trent, Beaverdam, VA; Atira, Schererville, IN; Defoe Oz, Dublin, OH; Aidan Evans, Corvallis, OR; Carolina, Anchorage, AK; Margaret Michel, Flossmoor, IL; Payton, Newport, KY; Nariah, Moores Hill, IN. Shelby Hetrick, Mckinleyville, CA; N, Schenectady, NY; Theo, Tracy, CA; Prior Vanheukelom, Des Moines, IA; Kerry, Livermore, CA; Josie Gutierrez, Fort Polk, LA; Anayza Dunmore, Leesville, LA; Marie. Kung, Ann Arbor, MI; Danielle Ponce, Atascadero, CA; Sydney, Plymouth, MI; Lana Bui, Everett, WA; Nevaeh Hickman, Orlando, FL; Isabelle Mcculloch, Columbus, OH; Amaya, Los Angeles, CA; Ezra Lavala, Frederick, MD; Daizy, Laurel, MD; Ashlynn, Norris City, IL; Marilyn Medau Pbvm, Emeryville, CA; Mary, Beverly Hills, CA; Megan Dumond, Washington, D.C:; Avery, Minneapolis, MN; Sunny K., Medford, OR; Steven Jessen-Howard, Arlington, VA; Eden Kwende, Laurel, MD; Andreea Sabau, Northbrook, IL; Miriam, Lynnwood, WA; Rose Hancuff, Dallas, PA; Yvette Montoya, Covina, CA; Laura, Keaau, HI; Margaret Riccardi, Lake Worth, FL; Clarence, Keaau, HI; Rene, Keaau, HI; Lynn, Honolulu, HI; Ally, Kamuela, HI; Mary Grace Barrios, Los Angeles, CA; Sufia Singh, Elk Grove, CA; Enoch Dyer, Brighton, CO; Sylvia Cohen, Lake Stevens, WA; Christina C Guevarra, Los Angeles, CA. Zachary Carter, Brighton, CO; Sandra Brancheau, Covina, CA; Clara Skaug, Davis, CA; Calvin Smith, Delray Beach, FL; Logan Lacovara, Atlantic Beach, FL; Steve Shackelford, West Covina, CA; Eileen Holober, Delray Beach, FL; Jeniece McCurdy, Mesa, AZ; C.M. Brandenburg, Prescott Valley, AZ; Rebecca Latta, Glendora, CA; Alex, Watertown, SD; Carmen Shannon, Pomona, CA; Cristobal Ramon, Pasadena, CA; Dawn Holcomb, Indianapolis, IN; Trish Logan, Indianapolis, IN; Laura Costa, Keaau, HI; Janice D Mucker, Indianapolis, IN; Barbara Bell, Pasadena, CA; Julie Mason, Tucson, AZ; Mitzen Black, Pasadena, CA; Terri Hardy, Covina, CA; Amanda Newill, Pittsburgh, PA; Alice Tavoukjian, Sierra Madre, CA; John, Cookeville, TN; Tionne Watson, Brooklyn, NY; Abby Morgan, Indianapolis, IN; Margery Rich, San Gabriel, CA; Elizabeth Avalos, Duarte, CA; Pamela Niles, Upland, CA; Linda Martinez, Los Angeles, CA; Mindy Pfeiffer, Pasadena, CA; Nora Doichev, Pittsburgh, PA; David Mason, Indianapolis, IN; Mary, Claremont, CA. Xavier Martinez, Snellville, GA; Alexi, Fayetteville, TN; Ronald Sims, Indianapolis, IN; Rebecca Tsao, South Pasadena, CA; Debra Brown, Indianapolis, IN; Tom Kelly, Pasadena, CA; Monika Curlin, Claremont, CA; Art Smoker, Mars Hill, NC; Leslie Morton, Bothell, WA; Heather Liden, Indianapolis, IN; Dietrick Klooster, Indianapolis, IN; Joel Cassler, Davis, WV; Samantha Green, Worcester, VT; Ken Romero, South Pasadena, CA; Will, Russellville, AR; Laura Brody, Altadena, CA; Jesus Ramirez, Glendora, CA; Janette Dean, Caledonia, MN; Mattie, Pittsburgh, PA; Lillie Petitta, Warminster, PA; Steven Nagler, Altadena, CA; Janet, Pittsburgh, PA; Tammy Elaine Hanson, Indianapolis, IN; Eugene Kober, Indianapolis, IN; Li Lu, Pasadena, CA; William Ferry, Pasadena, CA; Margaret Dallas, Sierra Madre, CA; Viri Soto, El Monte, CA; Lourdes Tedmori, San Marino, CA; Eric Fisher, Santa Clara, CA; Maci, Los Angeles, CA; Cherrish, Indianapolis, IN; Joelys Pacheco, Gautier, MS; Stephanie L. Rioux, Claremont, CA; Henry C. Tribble, Indianapolis, IN; Jessica Randle, Vancouver, WA; Natasha, Wellington, FL; Robert Sandhagen, Upland, CA; Daniel O., Los Angeles, CA; Eugenia Walker, Indianapolis, IN; Jessica Ayala, Pasadena, CA. Emma Whitlow, Russellville, AR; Theodore Silen, Gresham, OR; Frank Lloyd, Indianapolis, IN; Abigail Seth, Mount Airy, MD; Adam Moore, New York, NY; Lee Theisen, South Pasadena, CA; Amedee Anthony Barry, South Pasadena, CA; Noell Allen, Indianapolis, IN; Elli, Mount Airy, MD; Mellissa, Chicago, IL; Oriana Koren, Pasadena, CA; David Daniell, Indianapolis, IN; Sue E Cook, Chicago, IL; Joshua, Laurel, MD; Codie Lyons, South Pasadena, CA; Joel Epstein, Wilmette, IL; L. Bagley, Chicago, IL; Maureen Ellis, Chicago, IL; Ariel Jones, Murfreesboro, TN; Cher Yamasaki, Altadena, CA; Debra Harris, Skokie, IL; Donna Janovsky, Chicago, IL; Ella P., Frederick, MD; Tracy Hodgson, Evanston, IL; Eugene Hutchins, Altadena, CA; Mark Knowles, Chicago, IL; Ramon Diaz, Upland, CA; Amy Lewitz, Lincolnwood, IL; Danielle Frederick, Pasadena, CA; Jack Lewitz, Lincolnwood, IL; April Isom, Fort Wayne, IN; Sandra Laase, Chicago, IL; Mindy Ferber, Evanston, IL; Tanya Holt, Lebanon, MO; Donna Frett, Evanston, IL; Margaret Kamaryt, Arlington Heights, IL; Julia Rae Antonick, Chicago, IL; Tamara Tyler, Santa Cruz, CA; Greg Freedman, Des Plaines,

Mr. HOYER

Mr. HOYER. Madam Speaker, on June 25, the House passed the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act to address systemic racism and police misconduct, increase accountability and transparency, and change the culture of law enforcement. Since passage, thousands of Americans have visited the website JusticelnPolicing.us to learn about the bill, weigh in with their support, and sign on as citizen cosponsor in support. I would like to to incude in the Record the following names of citizen cosponsors: Carlos Diaz, Wyandanch, NY; Jasmine Vieyra, North Las Vegas, NV; Jennifer Beetem, Seattle, WA; Briza Alexas Cardenas, Yakima, WA; Regina L Stanley, Vineyard Haven, MA; Barbara B Wilson, Newhall, CA; Alisha Stevens, Baltimore, MD; Audrey Lord-Hausman, Pleasanton, CA; David Goodrich, O Fallon, IL; Jasmine Tellez, Spring, TX; Hollie Allison, Salt Lake City, UT; Sara Levinger, Minneapolis, MN; Robin Coots, Seven Mile, OH; Ruby Delgado, Desert Hot Springs, CA; Lisbet, Cathedral City, CA; Hilary, Missoula, MT; Monserrat Huerta, Delavan, WI; Maimoana Joan Tiumalu, Apopka, FL; Mariah Zuniga, Lubbock, TX; Itzel Aguilar, Palm Springs, CA. Mariana Lennon, Northridge, CA; Liam Bonner, Indianapolis, IN; Cielo Chavez, Dallas, TX; Brandon Reyes, Dallas, TX; Katie Mayer, Costa Mesa, CA; Serena Calcagno, Aptos, CA; Becky Jones, Madison, WI; Brenda McFadden, Durham, NC; Robert Beus, West Hollywood, CA; Melanie Villarreal, Penitas, TX; Joycea Bennett-Martin, Rialto, CA; Teresa Coleman, Hope Mills, NC; Tamara, Whitewater, CA; Sara Marchese, Corning, NY; David Beerman, West Hollywood, CA; Nicole Becerra, Palmdale, CA; Elaine, Wesley Chapel, FL; Yareli Garcia, Staten Island, NY; Araseli, Washington, DC; Salvador Dominguez, Greensboro, NC. Khuzama, Saint Petersburg, FL; Z'nya, Cabazon, CA; Joccelyn Huerta, Passaic, NJ; Karen, Palm Springs, CA; Hannah Erdman, Ripon, WI; Glenna Gibson, Louisville, KY; Naida Sperling, Palo Alto, CA; Sharon Yarber, Tinley Park, IL; Nicholas John Agon Kresky, Orlando, FL; Brenda Alfaro, Salinas, CA; Katherine Calvert, Albany, CA; Alexis Zambrano, Desert Hot Springs, CA; Crystal Nolasco, Winchester, CA; Alondra Nolasco, Winchester, CA; Thana Roselia Born-Bennett, Alexandria, MN; Johana Herrera, Fresno, CA; Alexa Lopez, Nogales, AZ; Selina Davis, Columbus, OH; Micaela Aldridge Singh, Bloomfield, NJ; Beverly Wells, Paisley, FL. Patricia Tisdale, Winter Garden, FL; Susan B Peet, Wilmington, DE; Meagan Spicer, San Luis Obispo, CA; Karina Baldelamar, Pittsburg, TX; Cristina Anaya, Rialto, CA; Sarah Perreaux, Cortland, NY; Marely Guerrero, Garland, TX; Natalia B, Glendora, CA; Chelsea H, Greensboro, NC; Stephanie Ellis, Monett, MO; Erica Howard, Reno, NV; Jemimah Ilunga, Cedar Rapids, IA; Solangge Martinez, Davenport, FL; Jonathan, San Bernardino, CA; Elke Shultz, Orlando, FL; Sal Robertson, Odenton, MD; Dana Sherry, Orinda, CA; Matt Johnson, Orlando, FL; Omar Vara, Waukegan, IL; Sammy Ucan, Cascade Locks, OR. Deborah LaPorte, Louisville, KY; Terry Tarry, Richmond, VA; Emily Hodgson, Niles, IL; Celillus P Hinds, Columbia, SC; Julius Thomas, Riverside, CA; Zack Fuller, Bolinas, CA; Padma Rajasekhara, Phoenix, AZ; Sarah, Anaheim, CA; Kara Baker, Boise, ID; Charles, Chatham, MA; Andrew Pardue, Hays, NC; Michael Scoggins, Sacramento, CA; Meghan A Schwartz, Covina, CA; Kathleen Garside, Billerica, MA; Jeffrey Guion, Colorado Springs, CO; Gary Brandt, Addison, IL; Andrew Coldrick, Laramie, WY; Joy Moore, Southfield, MI; Denise McKenzie, Riverdale, GA; Ashley W., Frisco, TX. Jennifer Clancy, Waldorf, MD; Alexandrya Musser, West Portsmouth, OH; Christine Heron, Denver, CO; Corey Slavitt, Riverdale, MD; Nancy Roope, Placitas, NM; Jay Patterson, Carnation, WA; Yvonne Micheli, Lusby, MD; Sarah Candelaria, Denver, CO; Rose Elizabeth Supan, Rockville, MD; Kelsey Apperson, Columbus, OH; Alexis P, Jacksonville, FL; Keily Reyes, Sacramento, CA; Kathleen Powers, Lynn, MA; Joel Roberts-Robles, Orlando, FL; Mark Burton, Nashville, TN; Veronica Alvarez, Bakersfield, CA; Mary Kearney, Danvers, MA; Rev. David J. Petr, Street, MD; Ambrose Bessette, Omak, WA; Thomas Luce, Berkeley, CA. Darlene Lewi, Sanger, TX; Shawn Gardner, Charlotte, NC; Jessyca Shepherd, Moyie Springs, ID; Sarah Atwell, Canton, MI; Alisha Eberhart, Minneapolis, MN; Phyllis Thakis, Albuquerque, NM; Marlene Colbeck, Merchantville, NJ; Jimena Guillen, Salinas, CA; Tracey Smith, Las Cruces, NM; Amy Robinson, Charleston, SC; Shannon Chapman, Upper Marlboro, MD; Kailey Bax, Lomita, CA; AL, San Clemente, CA; Rani Levinson, Ardmore, PA; Keri Huddleston, Reno, NV; Deborah Grossman, Takoma Park, MD; Ann Steck, Alexandria, VA; Lisa Safir Barness, New York, NY; Amy Yontef-McGrath, Gaithersburg, MD; Michael Haggerty, Dallas, TX. Tyler Ellis Williams, Norman, OK; Sean Kelley, Westminster, MD; Naomi Polete, Leander, TX; Jen Medrano, Reno, NV; Rosetta Cummings, Bloomingdale, IN; David Minton, Takoma Park, MD; Aaron Pickert, Emmitsburg, MD; Ilyne Miller, Silver Spring, MD; Cat Davies, Madison, NJ; Ashlee Johnson, Arlington, VA; Braddock Graham, Frederick, MD; Kendra Allanson, Front Royal, VA; D Ellingson, Dayton, OH; Stacy Talbot, Carlsbad, NM; Peter Fitch, Woodinville, WA; Michelle Elliott, Des Moines, IA; Melody-Ebony Hilliard, Bronx, NY; Sarah Harris, Port Angeles, WA; Denise Oliver-Velez, Kingston, NY; Elijah Henderson, Brunswick, GA. Cybele Garcia Kohel, Pasadena, CA; Ann Burns, Monticello, MN; Madeleine Graitson, Rockville, MD; Timothy Kline, Middletown, MD; Mary Clarke Edwards, Allentown, PA; Kate Guthrie, Aldie, VA; Farhanaz Nowshin, Bethesda, MD; Rosanne C Wilson, Bowie, MD; Karen Watson, Sykesville, MD; Craig Gray, Scarborough, ME; Emmitt Newman, Bryans Road, MD; Marilyn A Moore, Palm Beach Gardens, FL; Hope Lawery, District Heights, MD; Sarah Lynch, Takoma Park, MD; Betsy Cook, Dunedin, FL; Victor Hainsworth, Atlanta, GA; Catherine McGuffey, Silver Spring, MD; Gloria Neault, South Portland, ME; Christina Viola, Reno, NV; Rick Neault, South Portland, ME. Enid Light, Bethesda, MD; Paul C George, Silver Spring, MD; Holly Syrrakos, Takoma Park, MD; Emily Church, Ocoee, FL; Mark R. Long, Emmitsburg, MD; Elston B Davis, Ocala, FL; Charles Deering, Thurmont, MD; Joan Harnett, Alpharetta, GA; Zoe Crabtree, Amherst, MA; James Fleming, Bradenton, FL; Marsha Y. Guyton, Fremont, CA; Kirk H Shultz, West Linn, OR; Azilee Billy, Sumter, SC; Tiffanny Morris, Harrisonburg, VA; Matthew Chase, Reno, NV; Ina Ferguson, Buffalo, NY; Kierstan Lewis, Montgomery, AL; Lisa Pittman, Brooklyn, MD; Patricia Robinson, Brooklyn, NY; Ariella Smith, Myrtle Beach, SC. Meghan L Griffen, Syracuse, NY; Marjorie Oliver, Jacksonville, FL; Joyce Pusel, Chapel Hill, NC; Brett Scriver, Minneapolis, MN; Alex Billingsley, Birmingham, AL; Katherine Bendtsen, Hopkins, MN; Despina AK Rogers, Dundalk, MD; Shannon Mykins, New Haven, CT; Garrett Katz, Rockville, MD; Nora Kramer, Los Angeles, CA; Niesha McCoy, Randallstown, MD; Janet Trautvetter, Silver Spring, MD; Janette Kirchner, East Petersburg, PA; Marion Foster, Cockeysville, MD; Barbara Fitzpatrick, Fayetteville, AR; Christina Tsafoulias, Washington, DC; Evelyn Poyato, Miami, FL; Madeline Sarih, Corbin, KY; Nicholas Dressler, Lewiston, ME; Anna Perng, Philadelphia, PA. Karen J Wilson, Sparrows Point, MD; Jill Levy, Castaic, CA; Leanne Gooch, Moreno Valley, CA; Cassandra Swedlund, Moreno Valley, CA; Elva Carter, Riverside, CA; Lauren Kostelnik, Bowling Green, OH; Oscar Nicolas Osorio, Lakewood, CA; Albert Mitchell Mccombs, Fort Worth, TX; Susan Phillips, Silver Spring, MD; Jeri Hashiguchi, Las Vegas, NV; Brittany Davis, Sicklerville, NJ; Francis Kabiowei Udisi, Philadelphia, PA; Leslie Wilson, Silver Spring, MD; Chanel Neufville, Miami, FL; Morgan Sheridan, Albuquerque, NM; Adela Jabine, Silver Spring, MD; Pamela Bacon, Morristown, TN; Asia Alleyne, Accokeek, MD; Lisa Critchlow, Houston, TX; Giuseppina Bonanni, Bridgeport, CT. Heather Kilgore, Silver Spring, MD; Jen Deters, Santa Monica, CA; Lorna Roberts, Perris, CA; Joanna Greenberg, Riverside, CA; Mary Power, San Francisco, CA; George Budinger, Poplar Grove, IL; Maria Razo, Riverside, CA; Renee Day, Moreno Valley, CA; Iris Natalia Ramos-Lopez, Orlando, FL; PL Morton, Riverside, CA; Beverly Mayer, Indianapolis, IN; Allison Alter, Stow, MA; Douglas Koryto, Belcamp, MD; Carol DeLisle, Sykesville, MD; Susumu Kudo, Chicago, IL; Jennifer Riggs, Lancaster, PA; Joyce Hoebing, Towson, MD; Amanda Harwood, Frederick, MD; Kellilyn Houchins, Newport, TN; James Bower, Newport, TN. Lissa O'Donnell, Towson, MD; Jean Kranefeld, Columbia, MD; Forrest W Adams, Riverside, CA; Bethany McAndrew, Baltimore, MD; Antonesia Wiley, Pinson, AL; Evan Guilford-Blake, Stone Mountain, GA; Mark Cruz, Rockville, MD; Mary Beth Hamm, Reisterstown, MD; Carol Partonen, Parkville, MD; Megan Silverstein, Chicago, IL; Guadalupe Cano, California City, CA; Annette Bannister, Perkasie, PA; Terrence Davis, Asbury Park, NJ; Anginise C Moore, Frederick, MD; Alex Tredway, Pensacola; FL; Shari Hinkel, Lafayette, LA; Ashley Lorenz, Oklahoma City, OK; Katharina Roth, Seattle, WA; Shannon Callahan, Denver, CO; Nancy Gower, Carlsbad, CA. Jeff Garceau, Chicago, IL; Charles Lehman, Spokane, WA; Judith Frazier, Winnetka, CA; Ike Waller, Conway, SC; David Mattai, Chagrin Falls, OH; Roy I Crockett Jr, Ocean City, MD; Karen Nilson, Seattle, WA; Barbara Galos, Bellevue, WA; Cindy Winfrey, Sibley, MO; Stacey Cook, Fitchburg, MA; Robin A Haselden, Lexington, SC; Andrea Billingsley, Dayton, OH; Laura Bowen, Towson, MD; Lawrence Batiste, Broken Arrow, OK; Geraldine Foote, Portland, OR; Sharon Elizabeth Nichols, Washington, DC; Roni Frey, Pleasant Prairie, WI; Perry Davidson, Flagstaff, AZ; Amanda Boone, Temple Hills, MD; Rana Koll-Mandel, Garrett Park, MD. Shyteria Rice, Cordova, TN; Marsha Hall, Newark, OH; Mike Galos, Bellevue, WA; Jennifer Chatfield, Tehachapi, CA; Deirdre Elizabeth Jones, Cardington, OH; Don Roberts, Roswell, GA; Marc Quilici, Twin Falls, ID; Kim Kerker, Rockville, MD; Russ Hill Jr, Chandler, AZ; Kathy Chiri, Houston, TX; Tracy Wise, Redlands, CA; Ward Hallock, Oakland, CA; Ned Ferris, North East, MD; Jeanne McLaughlin, Skowhegan, ME; Robert Castillo, Banning, CA; Tina Herod, El Sobrante, CA; Keturah Kendrick, Bronx, NY; Susana Sarabia, Baytown, TX; Dianna Trask, Tampa, FL; Maya Valentine, Washington, DC. Holly Jones, Lock Haven, PA; Bret s Sher, Vernon Hills, IL; K Henderson, Aurora, CO; Jennifer Kwon, Louisville, KY; Carrie Morgan, Redlands, CA; Susan Hammond, Redlands, CA; Courtney Kim, Chicago, IL; Michele Ames, Philadelphia, PA; Lisa Kingsley, Silver Spring, MD; Alanna Quinn-Broadus, Nashville, TN; Maeve Cronin, Amesbury, MA; Ralph E Matson, Lake Bluff, IL; Pamn Tyler, Pittsburgh, PA; Nureldeen Storey; Chester, PA; Michael Smith, Redlands, CA; Nurel Storey, Glenolden, PA; Michael Brierton, Northbrook, IL; Jessica L. Guggenheim, Vernon Hills, IL; Janice Sanes, Libertyville, IL; George Gilbert, Washington, DC. Lorriedel Davis, Ingleside, IL; Clare Latham, Newnan, GA; Chelsea Brasher, Mundelein, IL; Chelsea Brasher, Mundelein, IL; Anne Anderson, Mount Prospect, IL; Arielle Nobile, Highland Park, IL; Thomas D'Alessio, Grafton, WI; Becky Cole, Shelter Island, NY; Kevin E. Belle, Evanston, IL; Teresa Aguinaldo, Grayslake, IL; Stephen G Lewis, Tucker, GA; Sandra Anderson, Highland Park, IL; Kalila Borghini, Glen Spey, NY; Bill Rehm, Carrboro, NC; Matthew Greenwolfe, Durham, NC; Ryan McAdams, Forest Park, IL; Stuart Fraser, Saint Petersburg, FL; Kathryne J. Starzec, Grayslake, IL; Michael Swanson, Bloomington, IL; Jan Kerata, Flagstaff, AZ. Emma Shriberg, Grayslake, IL; Denice Dirkes, Wheeling, IL; Tamara Cottongim, Ashland, OR; M March, Bridgeport, CT; Rosemary Wetherald, Austin, TX; Sylvia Caldwell, Rockwood, Ml; Joseph Hain, Buffalo Grove, IL; Julia Roberts, San Jose, CA; Janet Oliver, Richmond, CA; Lisa Justice, Concord, CA; John Gordon, Methuen, MA; Anne Rawls, Newburyport, MA; Alene Harris, Carson, CA; Faith Barnidge, Concord, CA; Katherine Schmieder, Amherst, MA; Matt Gault, Grayslake, IL; Gina Gault, Grayslake, IL; Lisa Kight, Mount Vernon, OH; Charles Turner, Concord, CA; David Roth, Seattle, WA. Lonn M Sattler, Barrington, NH; Amanda Kight, Sunbury, OH; Martha Paulson, Pleasant Hill, CA; Kristina Johnson, Walnut Creek, CA; Jewel May, Millington, TN; Jerry Cleveland, Waukegan, IL; T W Flanders, Shelburne Falls, MA; Julie Settle, Charleston, WV; Alexander Kozdra, Lansdale, PA; Edward Newbegin, Concord, CA; Bonnie L Ostrander, Waukegan, IL; Greg German, Myrtle Beach, SC; Charlotte Churchill, Columbia, MD; Dylan Shapiro, Atlanta, GA; Marjorie Stueckemann, Libertyville, IL; Gary Satterfield, Concord, CA; Kathleen Wilber, Golden Valley, AZ; Jeremy Bosse, Fords, NJ; Zoe Woodbridge, Silver Spring, MD; Nancy Burke, El Sobrante,

Mr. HOYER

Mr. HOYER. Madam Speaker, on June 25, the House passed the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act to address systemic racism and police misconduct, increase accountability and transparency, and change the culture of law enforcement. Since passage, thousands of Americans have visited the website JusticeInPolicing.us to learn about the bill, weigh in with their support, and sign on as citizen cosponsor in support. I would like to include in the Record the following names of citizen cosponsors: Traci B Jones, Chesapeake, VA; Leslie Pretot, Sacramento, CA; Yvonne Yance, Portland, ME; William M Cabrol, Thousand Oaks, CA; Dorinda Miller, Sacramento, CA; Donna Meers, Lexington, KY; Roger Shepherd, San Francisco, CA; Sarah Travis, Washington, DC; Lawrence Espinoza, Lakewood, WA; Elizabeth Callahan, Jersey City, NJ; Jennifer Trybom, Cibolo, TX; Keith Martin, Los Angeles, CA; Keyandra Martin, Madisonville, TN; Keri Lyn Rodriguez, Verona, PA; James Riggle, Mansfield, OH; Tavi Greiner, Shallotte, NC; Courtney Allen, Freeport, NY; Kylie Forster, Belmar, NJ; Ren, San Jose, CA; Larry Waatkins, Roswell, GA. Debra Eastman, Mount Vernon, WA; Folashade Ebun, Alpharetta, GA; Joey Bailey, Washougal, WA; Jesus Cadena, Long Beach, CA; Stephen Chambers, Austin, TX; James Nova, New York, NY; Taylor Rovin, Ann Arbor, MI; Lucy Rowles-Springer, Fort Lauderdale, FL; Mary Songer, Stockholm, NJ; Amy Rovin, Milwaukee, WI; Nathaniel Ebun, Alpharetta, GA; T. Christian Heyne, Washington, DC; Cynthia Wheeler, Black Diamond, WA; Debbie Saag, Rockville, MD; Kimberly Garcia, Oakley, CA; Cindy Colkitt, Sequim, WA; Andrew Collins, Grand Rapids, MI; Brian Foster, Emeryville, CA; Jessica Peters, Chicago, IL; David Lane, Rochester, NY. Roxanne Guidry, Saint Paul, MN; Eric, Arcadia, CA; Francine Shannon, Southbury, CT; Ryan Manzer, Monterey, CA; Stephanie Meade, Grand Rapids, MI; Christopher Beauchamp, Greenville, NC; Patrick Schork, Berkeley, CA; Judy Posey, Denver, CO; Dr. BunnyCat, Minneapolis, MN; Elizabeth Corcoran, Chicago, IL; Jennifer Beers, Beverly, MA; Deirdre Hall, Fort Lee, NJ; Dona Rogers, Phoenix, AZ; Christine Mahackian, Fresno, CA; Lauren Rovin, Chicago, IL; Bryant Howard Burkhardt, Fort Bragg, CA; Malathi Parthasarathi, Dayton, NJ; Lisa Robertson, Denver, CO; Shannon Fox, Mukwonago, WI; Brooke Ozz, Lynchburg, VA. Trace Etienne, Austin, TX; Lin Deats, Palm Beach Gardens, FL; Kellie Russ, Portland, OR; Kimberly Olson, San Francisco, CA; Maria Allison, Washington, DC; Linda Ealy, Indianapolis, IN; Bryan Murtha, Owings, MD; Bryan Eitz, Arlington Heights, IL; Robin Felder, Baden, PA; Maureen Sciannella, Greenbelt, MD; Cassidy Renninger, Tampa, FL; Angie Smith, Tampa, FL; Val Wadlington, Fort Lauderdale, FL; Denys M Parks, Phoenix, AZ; Alyssa Fleuette, Bellingham, MA; Rochelle Elias, Grass Valley, CA; Julia, Noblesville, IN; Emily Youtt, Leominster, MA; Emerson F Lane, Jr, Beaumont, TX; Justus Paiewonsky, Berkeley, CA. Robin Greenley, Truth Or Consequences, NM; Jennifer Pollock, Palmer, MA; Dr. James N. Comas, Bell Buckle, TN; Michelle Kelly, Tavares, FL; Suzanne Wilson, Hyattsville, MD; Dave Schroeder, Council Bluffs, IA; Christian A. Wargo, Saint Louis, MO; Chloe Crockett, Glen Ellen, CA; Lynn Henderson, Tucson, AZ; Leroy Kelley, Germantown, MD; Nita Gale, Columbus, GA; Denise Ryan, Minneapolis, MN; Dianna E Holmes, Los Angeles, CA; Eleanor Bauerschmidt, Webster, NY; Dude Tally, Ogden, UT; Ryan Lee Mobley, Columbus, OH; Carol Wilson, Yorktown Heights, NY; Erickson Comas Hernandez, Providence, RI; Jaynellen Dobberstein, Dayton, OH; Chad A Poitra, Cottage Grove, MN. Stephanie Stephens, Albuquerque, NM; Victoria, Chester Springs, PA; Brian Bagenski, Spring, TX; Jessica Pack, Indianapolis, IN; Joe Scardino, Ewa Beach, HI; Laura Moreira, Brooklyn, NY; Rob Biggs, Tempe, AZ; Jon Holden, Windsor, CA; Robert Muhlhauser, Chicago, IL; Isabel Bielamowicz, Naperville, IL; Erik Ruiz, Chicago, IL; Nancy Velasco, Little Elm, TX; Ann Moomau, Lanham, MD; Frederick Ferry, High Bridge, NJ; Dana Phelan, Evanston, IL; Brittney Littler, Anaheim, CA; Karen Kwek, Redford, MI; Christopher Potter, Albany, NY; Dana Nicolson, Tucson, AZ; Heather Loney, Swartz Creek, MI. Janie Lentino, Chicago, IL; Margot Bauman, Winchester, MA; Patricia Hernandez, Raleigh, NC; Lynda L Buck, Marquette, Ml; Deborah Davidson, Woodland Hills, CA; Wanda Beers, Tucson, AZ; Alicia Palacio, Buckeye, AZ; Diane Panzica, Mikado, MI; Curtis W Jenkins, San Leandro, CA; Rosilene Martins, Los Gatos, CA; Laquita Alsum, Indianapolis, IN; Patricia O Quinby, Tampa, FL; Jennifer Nawrocki, Bronx, NY; Michael Shaffer, Euless, TX; Brendan Neal, Washington, DC; Jes Prince, Beaumont, TX; Megan Frampton, Brooklyn, NY; Sandra Smith, Yuma, AZ; Neahriah Jael, Stone Mountain, GA; Renee Sisson, Gloucester Point, VA. Wardah Khalid, Tomball, TX; Marissa bova, Greenwood, IN; David L. Altman, Roanoke, IN; Suhrittam Sanyal, Palatine, IL; Megan Crankshaw, Angola, IN; Matthew Sterling Jones, Indianapolis, IN; Mary Ann, Saint Charles, IL; Hilary Brown Smith, Stafford, TX; Samantha, Greenwood, IN; Charles R Shelly, Albuquerque, NM; Mike Mitchell, Oak Park, IL; Maurice Volaski, Larchmont, NY; Samantha Witmer, Bargersville, IN; Audrey Agresta, Indianapolis, IN; John Weidenbusch, Brooklyn, NY; Melissa Yordy, Roanoke, IN; Daniel Walker, Decatur, GA; Jenny Star, Austin, TX; Stephanie D Whitmore, Beech Grove, IN; Tyler Beck, Indianapolis, IN. Brianna, Mountlake Terrace, WA; Becky Whippo, Westmont, IL; Terresa Ellison Up, Covington, GA; Alex Clark, Westford, MA; Alex Young, Indianapolis, IN; Harrison Mohr, Mason, OH; Carla D Sanchez, Albuquerque, NM; Lori Mcllwain, Cary, NC; Jazmine Batiste, New Milford, NJ; Emelia Applegarth, Herriman, UT; Eddie Irvin, Nashville, TN; Dr. Stasia E. Ruskie, Albuquerque, NM; Mary Mathis Burnett, Tempe, AZ; Ian Easton, Seattle, WA; Janice Miye Kim, Santa Monica, CA; Jennie Angell, Willits, CA; Alaina Hebert, Houston, TX; Adele Jamieson, Woodridge, IL; Marie Maduemezia, Phoenix, AZ; Lauren, Amherst, OH. Christine Ottaviano Shestak, Albuquerque, NM; Louise Annarino, Columbus, OH; Julia Herbrand, Saint Charles, IL; Mary Flanagan, Racine, WI; Jason, Northfield, OH; Mary Steelman, Bremerton, WA; Marsha Wilson, Indianapolis, IN; Rosa Mas Volpe, Washington, DC; Jerilyn Lessley, Belgrade, MT; William, Indianapolis, IN; Jill Giese, Orlando, FL; Samantha Payson, Cincinnati, OH; Michael Crandall, Phoenix, AZ; Laurel Francis, Boynton Beach, FL; Kathleen Raskin, San Diego, CA; Susan M Vincent, Hurst, TX; Oscar Arroyo, Los Angeles, CA; Nicole Burnett, Sykesville, MD; Casey Harrigan, Portsmouth, NH; Kathleen Bentley, Forks, WA. Meghan Boekholder, Lake Zurich, IL; Hillary Collier, Morrisville, VT; Gerrad Burdick, Albuquerque, NM; Gay D'Surney, Henrico, VA; Ravi Kaur, Dixon, CA; Lillian M White, Indianapolis, IN; Anoushka Parthasarathi, Dayton, NJ; Caitlin Bresnahan, La Grange, IL; Sue Treber, Saline, MI; Constance Mancillas, Saginaw, MI; Michael Savage, Hendersonville, NC; Mimi Bishop, Dallas, TX; Joe Giardino, Bronx, NY; Joseph Maxwell, Wallkill, NY; Timorhy Osborn, West Chester, OH; Sophie K Comas, Murfreesboro, TN; Sandra Dennis, Lakewood, CA; Zane Philip James, Albuquerque, NM; Dolores (Dee Anne) Moore, Indianapolis, IN; Judy Ball, Harlem, MT. Alejandra Pulido, Bremerton, WA; Regina Robertson, Baton Rouge, LA; Jason Gregory, El Segundo, CA; Barbara Dobson, Spartanburg, SC; Lynett Hermanson, Oregon City, OR; Richard Todaro, West River, MD; Charlotte LaRue, Fairbanks, AK; Jennifer Jennings, Kansas City, MO; Stephanie Harms, Saint Paul, MN; Brian Beims, Easton, PA; Rachel Eakins, Thornville, OH; Emily Anne Koivu, Fayetteville, GA; Cathy Rahill, Burlington, VT; Lauren Ganapini, Indianapolis, IN; Shari J Murnane, West Palm Beach, FL; Sarah Gough, Canton, MI; Charles Petoskey, Suttons Bay, MI; Peggy O'Neal, Hilo, HI; Elizabeth Berg, Beech Grove, IN; Kristina Knapp, Westfield, IN. Brittany Reynolds, The Villages, FL; Jessica Hagan, Norcross, GA; Alexys J Hillman, Pensacola, FL; Mary Tettelbach, Chester, NH; Shane Mccarthy, Whitehouse, TX; Leslie Asplund, Camano Island, WA; Virginia Tsistinas, Decatur, AL; Isabel, Alameda, CA; Stephanie, Indianapolis, IN; Gloria Miele, Camarillo, CA; Donna Santana, Wilmington, DE; Ella Whitaker, Portland, OR; Jessica M. Clark, Cartersville, GA; Marina Parowski, Clinton Township, MI; Jeremy Bloom, Lewiston, ME; Mason Becker, New Orleans, LA; Jeff Carroll, Brooklyn, NY; Robert Birlingmair, Austin, TX; Vanessa Sanchez, Miami Beach, FL; Bayly Hassell, Washington,

Mr. HOYER

Mr. HOYER. Madam Speaker, on June 25, the House passed the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act to address systemic racism and police misconduct, increase accountability and transparency, and change the culture of law enforcement. Since passage, thousands of Americans have visited the website Justice in Policing us to learn about the bill, weigh in with their support, and sign on as citizen cosponsor in support. I would like to include in the Record the following names of citizen cosponsors: Claudia DeRubeis, Palm Beach Gardens, FL; Tairay Skolnick, Oxnard, CA; Bella Gottlieb, Chicago, IL; Maggie Hollennan, Chicago, IL; Kathryn Pensgard-Trevino, Harwood Heights, IL; Lisa Sullivan, Chicago, IL; Elizabeth Jackson, Norfolk, VA; Alexus Holmes, Lawrenceville, GA; Ann Phillips, Chicago, IL; Elizabeth Lycans, Blissfield, MI; Cherene Saradar, Chantilly, VA; Vicki Jean Bonham, Tulsa, OK; Diane Dresdale, Summit, NJ; Ruth A Harris, Houston, TX; Candace Derbyshire, Indianapolis, IN; Zachariah Oquenda, Hayward, CA; Dr. Nely Navas de Rentas, Chicago, IL; Margaret Williams, Stockton, CA; Gwen Macchione, Whitehouse Station, NJ; Sara Novak, Chiago, IL; James Donegan, Portland, OR; Mike Tucker, Long Beach, CA. Jim Simonis, Chicago, IL; Tangie Scales, Mechanicsville, MD; Megan Calderon, Chicago, IL; Emily Drexler, Chicago, IL; Geoffrey Detweiler, Chantilly, VA; Robin Johnson, Portland, OR; John Lalich, Long Beach, CA; Kerry Sandler, Stevens Point, WI; Anne Kupillas, Long Beach, CA; Willis Johnson, Santa Monica, CA; Elliot Ransom, Chicago, IL; Claudia, Wilmette, IL; Bev Vanderstar, Geneva, FL; Melissa Diaz-Viera, Arlington Heights, IL; Paul, Stanton, CA; Chelsea Witmer, Chalfont, PA; Mimi, Dallas, TX; Glenda M. Loveless, Succasunna, NJ; Tiana Schlottman, Chicago, IL; Tiffany Alvarez-Thurman, Dallas, TX; Pamela Wilson, Manassas, VA; Terri Freedman, Los Angeles, CA; Wade Buchanan, Chicago, IL; Breanne Lee, Cypress, CA. Jon Kelly, Hardy, VA; Spencer Williams, Plano, TX; Julia Sarr, Manassas, VA; Kael Lalonde, Long Beach, CA; Suzanne Freiberg, Newbury Park, CA; Joannie Weisberger, New York, NY; Leslie Davis, Long Beach, CA; Chaz Shields, Long Beach, CA; Omar Rodriguez, San Pedro, CA; Kayla Bell, Los Angeles, CA; Mark Henderson, Hillside, IL; Mary A Carroll, Chicago, IL; Joe Campbell, Washington, DC; Mary Sullivan, Huntington Beach, CA; ERIKA Applewhite, Glenn Dale, MD; Michael Ross Kupillas, Delray Beach, FL; Emily Hector, Fort Mill, SC; Thomas, Bell Gardens, CA; Kathryn S, Ashburn, VA; Amy Owen, Chicago, IL; Maggie Nakachi, Chicago, IL. William Grier, Melrose Park, IL; Deborah, Chicago, IL; George F. Barnes, Jersey City, NJ; Shannon Sewell, Ladson, SC; Rebecca Lyric Taylor, Chicago, IL; Aaron Clark, Stephenson, VA; Pamela Sevoian, Signal Hill, CA; Stacey Bagnoli, Saint Simons Island, GA; Griselle Q, Streamwood, IL; Jamie Kavanagh, Western Springs, IL; Kyle Deasy, Chicago, IL; Ruth Harris, Chicago, IL; Kenny Hyman, Lanham, MD; Harkiran Kaur, Fairfax, VA; Laurel Kent, Great Falls, VA; Genevieve Burke, Chicago, IL; Terrance Reece, Ellerbe, NC; Jasmyn, Henrico, VA; JoAnne Conroy, Chicago, IL; Jessica Rooney, Chicago, IL; Lynne McClintock, Flemington, NJ. Pam Schmoll, Burke, VA; Jessica Going, Glendale, CA; Virginia D Sivigny, Burke, VA; Kim Souers, Chicago, IL; Katie Hertsch, Redondo Beach, CA; Margarita Brown, Fairfax, VA; Sarah Moyer, Chicago, IL; Andrew Baldwin, Chicago, IL; Christina Malzenski, Chicago, IL; Sithfredo Rivera, Chicago, IL; Janet Lipner, Chicago, IL; Robert Green, Chicago, IL; Laurel Beason, Carrollton, TX; Sarah Coulter, Chicago, IL; MJ Dorris, La Grange Park, IL; Larry Levy, Chicago, IL; Monika sythor, Niles, IL; Cindy Budek, Chicago, IL; Mary Manching, Chicago, IL; Tammy, Salem, VA; Elizabeth Peters, Chicago, IL; Leslie Holston, Brandywine, MD; Rebecca Jackson, New York, NY; Jacqueline Patterson, Chicago, IL; Joan Coffman, Mcdonough, GA. Amber Kelly, Hardy, VA; Julianne Litzkow, Chicago, IL; Pamela Cappello, Sewell, NJ; Neil, Chicago, IL; Stacy, Chicago, IL; Melanie L Wiley, Chicago, IL; Ross Henderson, Chicago, IL; Francis Anderson, Greenbelt, MD; Jabbar Holston, Brandywine, MD; Elise Hayden, Chicago, IL; Matthew Christopher Janicki, Chicago, IL; Kathryn Burdett, Garden City, NY; Janet Mroczek, Chicago, IL; Daneen Jachino, Chicago, IL; Meg Hayde, Chicago, IL; Julia Rohde, Bethesda, MD; Theresa Hush, Chicago, IL; John Mio, Chicago, IL; Rev Carolyn Bavaro, Chicago, IL; Del Lausa, Seattle, WA; John Hermansen, Catharpin, VA. Michael Foy Sr, Mantua, NJ; Ariana, Mc Lean, VA; Gerald Owen Jacobson, Valencia, CA; Michael D. Thornton, Sr., Fairfax Station, VA; Lariena Matthews, Clinton, MD; Gloria Nlewedim, Raleigh, NC; Katie Mcavoy, Chicago, IL; Marguerite Rietz, Blaine, WA; Richard Hernandez, Kirkland, WA; Bethany Rafferty, Chesapeake, VA; Bernard Wheeler, Olympia, WA; Nadia Reigna Silver, Kenmore, WA; Ann Pryich, Mount Vernon, WA; Logan Gulley, Garden Grove, CA; Rachel Soto, Burlington, WA; Michael Derning, Kirkland, WA; Vicki Atkinson, Simpsonville, SC; Pamela Smith, Chicago, IL; Summer Cushman, Custer, WA; Lori D, Bothell, WA; Yasmeen Bankole, Hanover Park, IL; Stephen Morrissey, Woodinville, WA. Lynell CS Abbott, Lovettsville, VA; Teresia Calene, Wenatchee, WA; Joan Ullin, Ferndale, WA; Ranae F Kopet, Meridian, ID; Cheryl MacGregor, Kirkland, WA; Mike Roze, Kirkland, WA; Jan Dawson, Blaine, WA; Bev Paul, Chicago, IL; Claire St. Hilaire, Everett, WA; Subhaker Satyanarayan, Fairfax Station, VA; Joseph Albert, Long Beach, CA; Caryn Taylor-Fiebig, Snohomish, WA; Russ Hopler, Fairfax, VA; Dave Reinert, Elgin, IL; Michelle Pomada, Bothell, WA; Brittany Miles, Kirkland, WA; Jan Dietzgen, Bellingham, WA; Amy Mower, Maple Falls, WA; Dan Jacobson, Bothell, WA; Debbie Thorn, Kirkland, WA; Patrick Mulcahey, Concrete, WA. Craig Miller, Kirkland, WA; Sarah Schaeffer, Snoqualmie, WA; James Schuman, Sawyer, MI; Lee Bravener, Blaine, WA; Abigail Kennedy, Bellingham, WA; Malinda Larkin, Elk Grove Village, IL; Maya Sherman, Allen, TX; Kevin Deus, Kirkland, WA; Sara Bhakti, Kirkland, WA; Kimberly Dominguez-Bananco, Federal Way, WA; Bonnie Berry, Kirkland, WA; Tom McNeely, Bellingham, WA; Jeri Lannert, Chicago, IL; John Heller, Chicago, IL; Julie Ha, Garden Grove, CA; Kenneth Ennor, Snohomish, WA; Katherine Yamasaki, Gold Bar, WA; Patricia A Weber, Hinsdale, IL; Marc Hoffman, Duvall, WA; Bennie W Rawson, Mount Vernon, WA. S. Reed, Edmonds, WA; Shonie Frederick-Hannah, Ferndale, WA; John Walden, Bellingham, WA; Piali Roy, Wheaton, IL; Karen Shively-Sanders, Redmond, WA; Christina Semak, Redmond, WA; Lynn Poepp, Elmwood Park, IL; Ryan Shields, Greensboro, NC; Bill Scoggan, Chicago, IL; Stephanie Anderson, Westminster, CA; Jerrod Gonzales, Kenmore, WA; Joline Bettendorf, Mount Vernon, WA; Tom Ollerenshaw, Redmond, WA; Melinda Harlow, Long Beach, CA; Julia Cohen, Lake Stevens, WA; Marilynn Snider, Chicago, IL; Brian Walker, Chester, VA; Ellen Murphy, Bellingham, WA; Elaine, Ashburn, VA; Sarah Sanchez, Chicago, IL. Kevin O'Donnell, Rockville, MD; Stephanie McMillenSherry, Lake Stevens, WA; Terry Parham, Waldorf, MD; Abhi Sanjay Patel, Bloomingdale, IL; Kim Birum, Duvall, WA; Mitchell, Chicago, IL; Daniela Birch, Bothell, WA; Carlos J. Zapata, Chicago, IL; Babette Holland, Croton On Hudson, NY; Akiba Green, Sacramento, CA; Kenneth Marsh, Redmond, WA; Steve Kofahl, Everett, WA; Jess Dudley, Chicago, IL; Bill Elsner, Palatine, IL; Bill Brennan, Chicago, IL; Jane Ehrenstrom, Schaumburg, IL; Kira Lemke, Bothell, WA; Michael Cygan, Barrington, IL; Kem and Etta Hunter, Index, WA; Adrien Starks, Capitol Heights, MD. Antoine Faisandier, Bellevue, WA; Robyn Rydzak, Woodinville, WA; Carlos J. Caguiat, Redmond, WA; Angela Kugler, Kenmore, WA; Angela Compton, Kenmore, WA; Lori McConnell, Snohomish, WA; Ivonne Headley, Sterling, VA; Renee Diaz, Chico, CA; Oscar Urbina, Haymarket, VA; Terri Dayton, Kirkland, WA; McCayla Butler, Kirkland, WA; The Rev. Dr. James S. Rettig, Woodinville, WA; Jeff Small, Pleasant Hill, CA; Jan Rettig, Woodinville, WA; Neha Dakwala-Shah, Chicago, IL; Ashlie Kennedy, Pateros, WA; Kristin Cooperstock, Waldorf, MD; Jason Black, Redmond, WA; Adriana Sablan, Livermore, CA; Allison Raymond, Redmond, WA. Jennifer, Seattle, WA; Taylor Chase, Costa Mesa, CA; Willie L. Carter Jr., Newport News, VA; Megan Lomasney, Huntington Beach, CA; Katie Furtivo, Los Angeles, CA; Cole Lantz, Brea, CA; Michelle, Everett, WA; Susan Andres, Los Angeles, CA; Nicole Colvin, Puyallup, WA; GloriGa Kelm, Stephenson, VA; Sherry Scanza, Ithaca, NY; Koren Zelek, Chicago, IL; Jennifer Bouquot, South Windsor, CT; Sandra Gwynn, Lusby, MD; Joe Yuan-Yin wu, Derwood, MD; Amy Nathan, Chicago, IL; Andrew VanZytveld, Grand Rapids, MI; Dorothy Jordan, Lynden, WA; JoAnn Jensen, Bothell, WA; Nora Linderoth, Bothell, WA; Lynette Apley, Kirkland, WA. Nicola Bennett, Everett, WA; Holly Pfeiffer, Santa Monica, CA; Robert Kolp, Kirkland, WA; Bruce Remy, Everson, WA; David Gray, Charlotte, NC; Jacqueline Zamarripa, Bowie, MD; Rayna Hwynn, Bothell, WA; Maureen, Westport, CT; Mike J Cochran, Redmond, WA; Caitlyn, Panama City Beach, FL; Juan Peralez, Lynnwood, WA; Kierstyn Piotrowski Zolfo, Newtown, PA; Noemi Carroll, Houston, TX; Paul Crumrine, Skokie, IL; Carli Naff, Brooklyn, NY; Julianne Fountain, Sonora, CA; Kimberly Cisneros-Gill, Bronx, NY; Caleb Ashley, Ann Arbor, MI; Katharine Olla, Astoria, NY; Jenny Rodriguez, New York, NY; Adele Wegner, Chicago, IL. Evan Feinstein, Brooklyn, NY; Stella Deng, Corona, NY; Rachel Ann O'Donovan, Chicago, IL; Tanya Howe, Bronx, NY; Maia Ruiz, Chicago, IL; Emily Wolfman, Brookfield, IL; Amy Boatman, Chicago, IL; Melissa Thande, Seattle, WA; Rhonda Eldridge, Vienna, VA; Colleen P first, Redondo Beach, CA; Hannah Silver, Chicago, IL; Kimberly Coulombe, Worcester, MA; Scott Richter, Irvington, NY; Angie Grigsby, Long Beach, CA; Sarah Greet, New York, NY; Emma Knoke, Vienna, VA; Catherine Selby, Chicago, IL; Caroline Correa, Bellingham, WA; Kimberly Warriah, Kenmore, WA; Topi Viljamaa, Duvall,

Mr. HOYER

Mr. HOYER. Madam Speaker, on June 25, the House passed the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act to address systemic racism and police misconduct, increase accountability and transparency, and change the culture of law enforcement. Since passage, thousands of Americans have visited the website JusticeinPolicing.us to learn about the bill, weigh in with their support, and sign on as citizen cosponsor in support. I would like to include in the Record the following names of citizen cosponsors: Rosemary Cavazos, Kyle, TX; Barbara Lino, New York, NY; Teresa L Fincham, Prince Frederick, MD; Javier Cavazos, Kyle, TX; Ethan Gates, Lubbock, TX; Sheyna Gifford, Saint Louis, MO; Melisa Duncan, Bowie, MD; Sonia Gazer, New York, NY; Noah Bailey, Ridgewood, NY; Amy Aasheim, Excelsior, MN; William Rhodes, Knoxville, TN; Sylvia Elerick, Temple City, CA; Helm John, Bowie, MD; Kim Bell, Vernon Hills, IL; Shaun Brown, Laguna Beach, CA; Manuel Jesus Rivera-Matute, Wilmington, NC; Sarah Pope, Brooklyn, NY; Dean Anderson, Saint Paul, MN; Sally Lopez, Northridge, CA; Deeda Seec, Salt Lake City, UT. Lourdes Vela-Arias, Bronx, NY; Sandy Kingcaid, Nazareth, PA; Regina Lynn Clement, Providence, RI; Linda Miles, Hopewell, NJ; Tarina Ahuja, Ashburn, VA; Tesia McLaughlin, Doylestown, PA; Brianna Morel, New York, NY; Jenna Curtis, Saint Cloud, FL; Catherine Hannah, Charlotte, NC; Marisa Dobson, Baltimore, MD; Nick Gothard, Ashburn, VA; Sheila Weiss, Alexandria, VA; Molly, New York, NY; Laura Mead, New York, NY; Amy Buss, Thousand Oaks, CA; Gillian Ladd, San Francisco, CA; Sydney Thomas, Fort Worth, TX; Yael Velvel, Silver Spring, MD; Elizabeth, Columbus, OH; Ana Ortiz, Miami,

Mr. HOYER

Mr. HOYER. Mr. Speaker, last week, I shared with the House that my office has launched a website where Americans could learn about the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act, weigh in with their opinion on the bill, and list themselves as citizen cosponsors if they support it. Thousands of Americans, Mr. Speaker, have become citizen cosponsors. Many have also shared their own stories and called for Senate action on this bill. Sadly, Senate Republicans refuse to do anything to address the crisis of systemic racism in our country. More than a month has passed, and they have taken no action--nor on their own bills--on the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act. That is an irresponsible abdication of its duty to address the challenges facing our country. Today, Mr. Speaker, I will begin submitting the names of more than 7,000 George Floyd Justice in Policing Act citizen cosponsors in the Congressional Record. There are so many of those, it may take several days. As more add their names at justiceinpolicing.us, we will continue to submit them into the Record, because the Senate needs to see how important this issue is to so many of our fellow Americans. They need to see how many of our people are urging them to act. Mr. Speaker, I include in the Record a list of citizen cosponsors to the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act. Steve Dwyer, Washington, DC; Annaliese Davis, Washington, DC; Henry Snurr, Westminster, MD; Shaun Brown, Laguna Beach, CA; Mariel Saez, Arlington, VA; Marco Konopacki, Syracuse, NY; Megan Capiak, Niles, MI; Michael O'Hallaron, Washington, DC; Emilie Winch, Washington, DC; Keiley O'Hallaron, Washington, DC; Bridget, Washington, DC; Katie Drew, Washington, DC; Antonia Hill, Washington, DC; Jim B. Grant, Norcross, GA; Denise J Grant, Norcross, GA; Justice Echols, Durham, NC; Lauren EJ Hamilton, Brooklyn, NY; Kali Stitt, New York, NY; Joseph Ryan, Washington, DC; Jordan Madison, Silver Spring, MD. Jazz Lewis, Lanham, MD; Ryah Wooten, Riverview, FL; Lauren Grant, Spring, TX; Yancy Nesbitt, Laurel, MD; Sofia Leon, Washington, DC; Hannah Biggie, Columbia, MD; Maya, Washington, DC; Sonali Desai, Washington, DC; Anisah Assim, Washington, DC; Jacob Huls, Washington, DC; Sharon M Saez, Leonardtown, MD; Michael Kelly, South Burlington, VT; Nicolette Mehran, Braselton, GA; Naomi Tilman, Scotch Plains, NJ; Stephen Kotok, Little Silver, NJ; Caitlin Kovalkoski, Washington, DC; Colette Berg, Missoula, MT; Delisa Gaines, San Antonio, TX; Angel Martinez, Laredo, TX; Diana Shao, Strongsville, OH. Jessie, Atlanta, GA; Daniella Martinez Norman, Houston, TX; Nils Went, Orlando, FL; Emily Shepherd, Washington, DC; Claudia Salinas, Washington, DC; Lauren Kawulicz, Brookfield, CT; Graham G, Washington, DC; Nancy Velasco, Waukegan, IL; Shaw, Boulder, CO; Emily Norris, Baltimore, MD; Brigid Mulroe, Montclair, NJ; Vicki Rega, San Francisco, CA; Angelica Yvonne Wagner, Lawrenceville, GA; Alex Flack, Marietta, GA; Ben Anderson, Omaha, NE; Yuri Beckelman, Washington, DC; Ellen, Arvada, CO; Toyin Awesu, Arlington, VA; Allison Griffin, Nashville, TN; Katie Lupo, Tucson, AZ. Alex Scheuer, Washington, DC; Christy Hayek, Los Angeles, CA; Erin Weyen, Washington, DC; Neil Bomberg, Miami, FL; Rose Williams, Dacula, GA; Andrew Martin, Temecula, CA; Aditi Dinakar, Washington, DC; Patricia Barnard, Brookings, OR; Joann Mena, Leonia, NJ; Melissa M Mark, Sacramento, CA; Henry Doyle, Olympia, WA; Elizabeth Goggins, Frederiksted, VI; Ravenn Davis, Sacramento, CA; Song Vaj, Saint Paul, MN; Lynn Surum, Yulee, FL; Megan Burgess, Post Falls, ID; Michele A., Rowland Heights, CA; Julia Johnson, Arlington, VA; Sara Barber, Washington, DC; Safiya Braylor, Portland, OR. Debra Chapman, Junction City, CA; Brandon Stettenbenz, Louisville, KY; Alec Goldstone, Washington, DC; Sharon Capps, Mayfield, KY; Karen Klink, Hermosa Beach, CA; Maritza Nocella, Hightstown, NJ; Anand Loharikar, Annandale, VA; Gregory Hentzel, Palo Alto, CA; Julia Hornaday, Kansas City, MO; Sean Worley, Washington, DC; Olivia Desilva, New York, NY; Maureen Soricelli, Norfolk, VA; Rick Snow, Sacramento, CA; Tracy Bush, Oklahoma City, OK; Sarah Williams, Torrance, CA; Valerie Gorsuch, Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA; Joann Lee, San Pedro, CA; Tygh, Vineland, NJ; Marcia Rojewski, Windsor,