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March 26, 2002
MARCH 26, 2002

SCHAKOWSKY APPLAUDS ADVOCATES FOR EFFORTS TO ADDRESS AFFORDABLE HOUSING CRISIS
&
CALLS ON FANNIE MAE TO AGGRESSIVELY WORK WITH COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS TO HELP VICTIMS OF PREDATORY LENDING

March 22, 2002
MARCH 22, 2002

STATEMENT OF U.S. REPRESENTATIVE JAN SCHAKOWSKYON U.S. POLICY SHIFT IN COLOMBIA BY BUSH ADMINISTRATION

March 21, 2002
MARCH 21, 2002

HOUSE DEMOCRATS CALL ON HOMELAND SECURITYDIRECTOR RIDGE TO TESTIFY
BEFORE CONGRESS

March 20, 2002
MARCH 20, 2002

SCHAKOWSKY FIGHTS MORE FINANCIAL MISMANAGEMENT AT THE PENTAGON

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- U.S. Representative Jan Schakowsky (D-IL) today said, "Even though the Defense Department is responsible for half of the total discretionary spending of the federal government, over $300 billion, they don't have enough respect for the American public to keep a clean set of books. This is Enron accounting, ten times worse." Schakowsky is the ranking member on the Government Efficiency Subcommittee, which held a hearing today on Department of Defense financial mismanagement.

Below is Schakowsky's full subcommittee hearing:


March 20, 2002
MARCH 20, 2002

SCHAKOWSKY COMMEMORATES UN INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR THE ELIMINATION OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION

CALLS ON CONGRESS TO STRENGTHEN CURRENT LAWS TO PROTECT VICTIMS OF HATE CRIMES


March 19, 2002
MARCH 19, 2002

REPUBLICAN BUDGET MAGIC TRICK:
HOW TO MAKE A $5.6 TRILLION SURPLUS DISAPPEAR &
UNDERMINE SOCIAL SECURITY AND MEDICARE

March 13, 2002
MARCH 13, 2002

SCHAKOWSKY BATTLES DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE WASTE AND ABUSE

March 12, 2002
MARCH 12, 2002

SCHAKOWSKY CONTINUES FIGHT FOR FAIR & EQUITABLE IMMIGRATION LAWS

FOUR-MONTH 245(I) EXTENSION IS A START, BUT NOT ENOUGH

WASHINGTON, D.C. - U.S. Representative Jan Schakowsky (D-IL) today said that unless Congress acts to pass a permanent extension of Section 254(i) of the Immigration and Naturalization Act, law abiding, hard working and taxpaying residents could face deportation. By permanently extending this provision, immigrants who have been in the United States for years and who meet certain conditions, would be allowed to apply for legal status while remaining in the United States with their families.


March 7, 2002
MARCH 7, 2002

SCHAKOWSKY: RARE OCCASION IN THE REPUBLICAN CONTROLLED HOUSE -
A VICTORY FOR WORKERS

March 7, 2002
MARCH 7, 2002

QUEEN NOOR JOINS MEMBERS TO COMMEMORATE INTERNATIONAL
WOMEN'S DAY

WASHINGTON, D.C. I commend Queen Noor for her ongoing commitment to economic and social justice for women around the world. The women and also the men in Congress are proud to share in your vision of equality and prosperity.

Women all over the world are contributing to the growth of economies, participating in the world of diplomacy and politics, and improving the quality of lives of their families, communities, and nations.