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The health and security of my constituents remains my number one priority, and I appreciated the opportunity to hear from Maryland Secretary of Health Robert Neall this morning about our state’s response to the coronavirus.

A bust of Chief Justice Taney should not be displayed in a place of honor in our nation’s Capitol.

I appreciated the opportunity to hear directly from our HBCU Presidents about some of the challenges they face and how we can work together to support our students.

I am pleased this bipartisan legislation passed the House of Representatives today.

I appreciated the opportunity to meet with public health and safety officials as well as educators to discuss what steps the community is already taking to address the threat that coronavirus presents and what additional work will need to be done.

The coronavirus is a public health threat that demands a strong, coordinated response by federal, state, and local partners.

Our educational system relies on a robust pipeline of teachers who are passionate about preparing the next generation of leaders, knowledgeable about their subject matter, and demographically representative of the communities they serve.

For decades, perhaps centuries, people are going to walk into this room.