Senate Democrats urged to reject anti-LGBTQ+ measures in funding bills by coalition (exclusive)
The Human Rights Campaign and ACLU lead the charge, with 63 groups, challenging discriminatory riders in congressional budget talks.
January 26, 2024
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The Human Rights Campaign and ACLU lead the charge, with 63 groups, challenging discriminatory riders in congressional budget talks.
As a government shutdown looms, the Equality Caucus decries anti-LGBTQ+ bill riders.
Fights are likely over individual appropriations bills as well.
They are attaching anti-LGBTQ+ amendments to every appropriations bill that's pending.
By a surprisingly bipartisan vote of 224-200, the House on Thursday passed an amendment banning the use of federal funds to support D.C.'s domestic-partner registry. The White House warned that President Bush would veto this year's routine appropriations bill for the District of Columbia if it did not include such an amendment.
Those are the findings of a Data for Progress survey of likely voters.
"I’ve seen firsthand how Republicans are using these bills...to target marginalized communities for discrimination and exclusion," writes U.S. Rep. Mike Quigley.
LGBT groups have not been standing still since a House committee voted an anti-LGBT amendment into a bill this week.
Amid a looming government shutdown, over 160 lawmakers advocate for LGBTQ+ rights in 2024 appropriations discussions.
A measure that would allow federally funded child welfare agencies to turn away LGBTQ parents and others has been defeated.
House Republicans are continuing their party’s culture war against the LGBTQ+ community.
As if Florida's restriction on access to information about LGBTQ+ topics for public school students wasn't tight enough.
The House version of the National Defense Authorization Act includes bans on trans health care, Pride flags, drag shows, and more.
“We need to write discrimination out of our law right away,” Rep. Sean Maloney said.
Rep. Rick Allen's action caused several fellow Republicans to walk out of a policy meeting.
The congresswoman from Massachusetts criticized the exclusion of funding that was meant to go toward an LGBTQ+ affordable housing project, slamming the decision as a blow to LGBTQ+ senior housing rights.