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Hey team, checking in on what’s happening in D.C, let’s see... * Speaker Johnson and the House GOP are barreling toward another government shutdown
* Donald Trump’s birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein, provided to the House Oversight Committee, was just revealed, and it’s disgusting
* Oh, and the Supreme Court just gave ICE the okay to racially profile and detain people based on the way they look and sound.

It’s really ugly out there, folks.

But Mary Gay (you won’t be surprised to hear) is one of those people who runs toward trouble to help.

So in all this, she’s out doing her job — shining a light on abuses, pushing forward legislation to protect our communities, and showing up even when Trump’s loyalists shut her out.

Here’s a quick round-up of what she’s been up to these last few weeks:

ICE blocks Mary Gay from entering PA detention center: Mary Gay was denied entry during a legally permitted oversight visit to the Moshannon Valley Processing Center after reports of detainee mistreatment and a recent in-custody death. DHS officials stonewalled her and Rep. Summer Lee — a chilling violation of transparency and congressional oversight. Learn more about her fight to check ICE activity here. [[link removed]]
[link removed] [[link removed]]“We can’t afford to gut the very agencies that help our communities respond to climate disasters.”
— Mary Gay
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New bipartisan bill to support foster youth: As Chair of the Congressional Youth Mentoring Caucus, Mary Gay introduced the Foster Youth Mentoring Act — a bipartisan bill aimed at providing consistent, meaningful mentorship opportunities for young people in foster care. Check out more details in our press release. [[link removed]]
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“Every child deserves a champion. This legislation helps make that a reality.”
— Mary Gay
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Fighting to protect FEMA and the National Weather Service: Mary Gay visited the Brandywine Conservancy with Rep. Chrissy Houlahan and Sen. Sarah McBride to spotlight how GOP budget cuts threaten critical federal services — including emergency preparedness and flood protection. Read on to learn more. [[link removed]]
[link removed] [[link removed]]“We can’t afford to gut the very agencies that help our communities respond to climate disasters.”
— Mary Gay
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Mary Gay, who grew up near Watertown, NY, attended a Rotary Club meeting there to discuss issues such as immigration, environmental protection, and government ethics. She got to connect with folks from her hometown and talk about all things North Country. Read more about her visit here. [[link removed]]
[link removed] [[link removed]]“It’s always great to reconnect with people when I’m up visiting with family in Watertown … I got to see some folks I went to high school with.”
— Mary Gay
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While the GOP digs in on the most corrupt partisan brinkmanship we’ve ever witnessed, Mary Gay is digging in and fighting back everywhere it counts.

If you want to show her you’re glad she’s fighting back and help her keep it up, you can support her here. [[link removed]]

— Luke
Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon is a life-long advocate for children and families. In November 2018, she was sworn into Congress following a special election victory – the first woman of the new wave of representation to be sworn in.
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