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Gillibrand Statement On Rocket Attack Against Israel

Washington, DC – U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand today released the following statement after more than 200 rockets were fired into Israel from the Gaza Strip: “The escalation in violence on the Israel-Gaza border is deeply disturbing, and I am relieved...

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Schumer, Gillibrand Push Amtrak & MTA To Do The Deal ASAP To Create New & Needed Metro North Line For East Bronx & Westchester Commuter; Penn Access Plan Would Reduce Travel Times, Create One-Seat Ride To Penn Station & West Side Of Manhattan, Boost Economy & Create Vital System Resiliency & Help Support Job Growth

Brand New Service With Four Bronx Stations Would Create One-Seat Train Ride For East, South Bronx & Westchester to Penn Station, And Aid Reverse Commuters, Too; Reduced Travel Time, Access To Major Job Market & Overall Convenience Will Help Drive Transportation Relief For Countless NY Commuters; Senators Schumer and Gillibrand Want Amtrak & MTA To Get On Same Page ASAP, Sign A Formal Agreement; Senators Schumer and Gillibrand: Don’t Block The Tracks! Do The Deal Now To Get New Metro North Line f

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As Trump Administration Continues To Sabotage Access To Health Insurance For People With Preexisting Conditions, Gillibrand Announces Bill To Expand Access To High-Quality, Low-Cost Basic Health Program For Hundreds Of Thousands Of New Yorkers.

Legislation Would Allow New York State to Offer Its Essential Plan to More Than 400,000 New Yorkers; New York State Is One of Only Two States That Has a Basic Health Program and Has Seen Lowered Premiums and Higher Enrollment as a Result; Legislation Would Build on This Successful Program and Expand Health Care Access for Low-to-Middle-Income New Yorkers

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As Trump Administration Continues To Sabotage Access To Health Insurance For People With Preexisting Conditions, Gillibrand Announces Bill To Expand Access To High-Quality, Low-Cost Basic Health Program For Hundreds Of Thousands Of New Yorkers.

Legislation Would Allow New York State to Offer Its Essential Plan to More Than 400,000 New Yorkers; New York State Is One of Only Two States That Has a Basic Health Program and Has Seen Lowered Premiums and Higher Enrollment as a Result; Legislation Would Build on This Successful Program and Expand Health Care Access for Low-to-Middle-Income New Yorkers

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As Trump Administration Continues To Sabotage Access To Health Insurance For People With Preexisting Conditions, Gillibrand Announces Bill To Expand Access To High-Quality, Low-Cost Basic Health Program For Hundreds Of Thousands Of New Yorkers.

Legislation Would Allow New York State to Offer Its Essential Plan to More Than 400,000 New Yorkers; New York State Is One of Only Two States That Has a Basic Health Program and Has Seen Lowered Premiums and Higher Enrollment as a Result; Legislation Would Build on This Successful Program and Expand Health Care Access for Low-to-Middle-Income New Yorkers

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Gillibrand Calls On Congress To Fund Nonprofit Security Grant Program At Highest Possible Level, Ensure Houses Of Worship And Nonprofit Organization Have The Funds They Need To Protect Themselves Against Terrorist Attacks

Washington, DC – U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand today called on leaders of the Senate and House Appropriations Committees to provide $60 million for the Nonprofit Security Grant Program (NSGP) in the upcoming fiscal year. Currently, the Senate has only...

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As Trump Administration Continues To Sabotage Access To Health Insurance For People With Preexisting Conditions, Gillibrand Announces Bill To Expand Access To High-Quality, Low-Cost Basic Health Program For Hundreds Of Thousands Of New Yorkers

Legislation Would Allow New York State to Offer Its Essential Plan to More Than 400,000 New Yorkers; New York State Is One of Only Two States That Has a Basic Health Program and Has Seen Lowered Premiums and Higher Enrollment as a Result; Legislation Would Build on This Successful Program and Expand Health Care Access for Low-to-Middle-Income New Yorkers

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