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118-hr-340·Nov 1, 2023·77% of D voted YES
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CONGRESSWOMAN ROBIN KELLY CONDEMNS UNPRECEDENTED FEDERAL RAID ON CONGRESSWOMAN ILHAN OMAR’S HOME
Position: The release condemns a federal raid on the home of Representative Ilhan Omar, characterizing it as politically motivated retribution by the Trump administration, and expresses solidarity with Omar.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Representative Robin Kelly (IL-02), issued the following statement regarding the Trump administration’s federal raid on the home of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar and her family.
"I am glad to hear that Congresswoman Omar and her family are safe. This unprecedented raid is an authoritarian use of power and an attempt to turn federal law enforcement into a tool for political retribution against a sitting member of Congress on the eve of an election.
The Trump administration’s raid on Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s home is deeply disturbing and raises serious questions about the continued corrupt weaponization of the federal government against President Trump’s adversaries.
We are watching a wannabe dictator use his violent mass deportation machine to terrorize an elected official and her family.
No president should ever use government power to threaten, silence, or intimidate the people who disagree with them. These actions force us to ask whether we still live in a democracy, or if we are slipping into a dictatorship. I stand completely with Ilhan.”
Rep. Kelly and Rep. Latimer Introduce Food Access in Community Health Centers Act of 2026
Position: The release supports introducing legislation to create and expand partnerships between community health centers and emergency feeding operations to provide food access at health centers, and criticizes recent cuts to SNAP and Medicaid.
Washington, D.C. – U.S. Congresswoman Robin Kelly (D-IL) and U.S. Congressman George Latimer (D-NY) introduced the Food Access in Community Health Centers Act of 2026, a bill to create and expand partnerships between community health centers and emergency feeding operations to provide access to food at these centers.
In the face of unprecedented cuts to SNAP and Medicaid, emergency feeding operations and community health centers have provided critical support to countless Americans. Partnerships between community health centers and emergency feeding operations have enabled underserved populations to reduce food insecurity. It is well established that access to food is critical to primary health. As Americans continue to struggle with access to food and healthcare, partnerships between organizations like these are vital tools to alleviate these crises. This bill would enable these existing partnerships to be expanded and for new ones to be created.
Congresswoman Kelly and Congressman Latimer previously championed this cause by sending a letter to the leadership of the Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations subcommittee urging them to include report language in the Fiscal Year 2027 appropriations bill encouraging the expansion of partnerships between emergency feeding operations and community health centers.
Congresswoman Kelly stated, “What makes us sick, or keeps us well, starts long before we ever walk into a doctor's office. Over 40 million Americans have limited access to affordable groceries, and the Big, Ugly Law has now gutted SNAP and Medicaid on top of that. Community health centers and emergency feeding operations are already stepping up. This bill helps them do it together, through on-site food pantries and mobile distribution, so patients can get both the care and the healthy food they need. I'm proud to partner with Congressman Latimer to ensure that everyone has access to nutritious food, no matter their zip code.”
Congressman Latimer stated, “I am proud to introduce this critical legislation alongside Congresswoman Robin Kelly at a time when far too many across our country are facing food insecurity and the rising cost of living. Food access is directly linked to health outcomes, and this bill aims to address the food insecurity that patients experience when seeking essential care. I am grateful to the national, statewide, and local partners who stand alongside us to ensure patients receive the comprehensive care. I look forward to working alongside our stakeholders as we work towards passing this necessary legislation.”
Judith Watson, RN BSN MPH, HD, CEO of Westchester Community Health Center, stated, “Congressman Latimer came to our health centers, met our staff and patients, and saw firsthand how food insecurity affects our community. Then he did something about it. That is what leadership looks like, and it is truly inspiring. Hunger is a pressing issue that impacts the health of our community, including our patients and many neighbors who are not our patients. You cannot manage diabetes or high blood pressure without access to healthy food. Our partnership with Feeding Westchester has shown what a health center and a food bank can do together. We are grateful to Congressman Latimer and Congresswoman Kelly for introducing the Food Access in Community Health Centers Act, which would help health centers across the country bring nutritious food to their communities.”
Kristine Borok, President and CEO of Feeding Westchester, stated, “At Feeding Westchester, we believe food is a fundamental right, and access to nutritious food is fundamental to our health. When people lack reliable access to nutritious food, chronic conditions become harder to manage, preventable health problems escalate, and too often the result is a medical crisis. Food as Medicine addresses this by recognizing that our food and healthcare system cannot operate in isolation. We are grateful to Congressman Latimer, who saw this work firsthand at our Food as Medicine partner sites and responded with the Food Access in Community Health Centers Act. This bill would create a grant program to help community health centers provide food pantry access to their patients, bringing nutritious food to the very places people go for care.”
Rose Duhan, President and CEO of the Community Health Care Association of New York State, stated, “Community health centers see every day how food insecurity can affect a patient’s health and make chronic conditions harder to manage. By bringing health centers and local food providers together, the Food Access in Community Health Centers Act would make it easier for patients to access both the care and the resources they need in their communities. Good health starts with having access to the basics, and CHCANYS appreciates Representatives Latimer and Kelly for recognizing the important connection between food access and health.”
Jerome Nathaniel, Director of Policy and Government Relations at City Harvest, stated, “Food security and health are directly connected, which is why community health centers and food access organizations should be collaborating more deeply, especially at a moment when rates of food insecurity are staggeringly high. The Food Access in Community Health Centers Act would help bring those systems together, making it easier for organizations like City Harvest to make nutritious food more accessible where people already receive trusted health care and helping address food insecurity as part of supporting healthier communities.”
Anne Kauffman Nolon, MPH, CEO of Sun River Health, stated, “As New York's largest community health center network, we know firsthand that no prescription can make up for an empty refrigerator. The Food Access in Community Health Centers Act would help health centers and food banks provide food right where patients receive care. With federal SNAP cuts taking hold, this model has never mattered more. We are proud to support it and grateful to Congressman Latimer for recognizing that food access is health care.”
Leslie Gordon, President and CEO of Food Bank For NYC, stated, “We applaud Representatives Latimer and Kelly for introducing the Food Access in Community Health Centers Act and are proud to join the bill’s coalition of supporters. By investing in partnerships between community health centers and food banks, this legislation recognizes a simple truth: access to nutritious food is essential to good health. This grant program would help deliver meaningful support to families while strengthening the community infrastructure they already trust and rely on.”
The Food Access in Community Health Centers Act of 2026:
● Directs the HHS Secretary to establish a grant program to facilitate food access in CHCs.
● Enables emergency feeding operations and CHCs to apply jointly for these grants.
● Eligibility for these grants includes projects that involve creating or expanding a physical space in or adjacent to a CHC (e.g., an on-site food pantry or a mobile distribution vehicle) that assists with providing access to food.
● Specifies the maximum award per partnership as $500,000.
● Requires the HHS Secretary to report on 1) the effectiveness of the program, 2) the impact of the program on the food insecurity of patients of community health centers, and 3) recommendations to improve the program.
The bill has been endorsed by City Harvest, Community Health Care Association of New York State (CHCANYS), Feeding America, Feeding Westchester, Food Bank for NYC, Food Bank of the Southern Tier, Greater Chicago Food Depository, Sun River Health, and Westchester Community Health Center.
You can find the bill here.
Issues:Healthcare
Congresswoman Robin Kelly joins 20 members of U.S. House and Senate in Effort to Halt Relocation of National Archives Facility in Chicago
Position: Members of Congress urge the Archivist of the United States to halt the planned relocation and closure of the National Archives' Chicago regional archive and Federal Records Center, and to provide Congress with information about the agency's plans.
CHICAGO — Congressman Jesús “Chuy” García (IL-04) led a letter with 20 members of the U.S. House and Senate to the Archivist of the U.S. Bradford Wilson, expressing strong opposition to the announcement that the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) intends to close the regional archive facility and Federal Records Center (FRC) located in the Congressman’s district since the 1970s, despite the enormous significance of this facility and the records stored therein.
In the letter, the legislators urge Mr. Wilson to immediately halt the relocation, provide Congress with necessary information about the agency’s plans, and reverse this decision to move the more than 140,000 cubic feet of historical records. The collection stored at this facility includes records related to Abraham Lincoln, Etta James, Fred Hampton, Chicago and Regional History, African American History, the Civil Rights Movement, Native Americans, Immigration and Naturalization, the U.S. Supreme Court, and much more.
“This hasty, ill-conceived move would have profoundly harmful consequences. It could restrict access to vital records, including for federal agencies that routinely access them to carry out their mission. It would irreversibly damage staff expertise that has been built for decades around this facility and is inseparable from the collections themselves. It could even damage the records themselves, including the expansive microfilm publications stored there,” state the Members in the letter.
“People from across our region and nation visit the facility for many reasons: obtaining census and naturalization records to prove citizenship status, finding information about Great Lakes vessels on which they served, examining genealogy records to identify their ancestors, studying major historical events like the 1894 Pullman Strike and Nuremberg War Crime Trials, and much more,” they added. “The work of agencies, museums, scholars, teachers, and the public continues to depend on access to these records, which are vital to our history and NARA’s mission.”
The Organization of American Historians, Council of State Archivists, National Association of Government Archives and Records Administrators, Society of American Archivists, Chicago Area Archivists, Illinois State Historical Society, and others have also expressed alarm over the closure of multiple NARA facilities and the lack of planning and consultation with local stakeholders.
Congressman García has been leading oversight efforts related to NARA’s facility closures, including by co-leading legislation to prohibit NARA from unilaterally closing its archival facilities.
Cosigners of the letter include: Senators Richard Durbin (IL) and Tammy Duckworth (IL), and Representatives Shontel Brown (OH-11), Sean Casten (IL-06), Danny Davis (IL-07), Debbie Dingell (MI-06), Bill Foster (IL-11), Jonathan Jackson (IL-01), Marcy Kaptur (OH-09), Robin Kelly (IL-02), Kristen McDonald Rivet (MI-08), Gwen Moore (WI-04), Kevin Mullin (CA-15), Mark Pocan (WI-02), Mike Quigley (IL-05), Delia Ramirez (IL-03), Jan Schakowsky (IL-09), Shri Thanedar (MI-13), Rashida Tlaib (MI-12), and Lauren Underwood (IL-14).
A copy of the letter can be found here.
53 Members of Congress Demand HHS and CMS Halt Medicaid Data Sharing with ICE
Position: The Members urge HHS and CMS to immediately end sharing of Medicaid enrollee data with ICE, citing a federal preliminary injunction limiting data transfers and reports of data mishandling and sharing with third-party contractors. They argue HHS should focus on public health and human services rather than immigration enforcement.
WASHINGTON – U.S. Representatives Robin Kelly (IL-02), Nanette Barragán (CA-44), Yvette Clarke (NY-09), and Emily Randall (WA-06) led 49 Members of Congress in sending a letter to Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz calling for an immediate end to the sharing of Medicaid enrollee data with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Despite a federal preliminary injunction limiting data transfers, CMS continues to share private data belonging to millions of enrollees—including U.S. citizens and lawful residents—beyond court-approved limits. Reports also reveal ICE improperly mishandled the data across internal channels and shared it with third-party analytics contractors like Palantir Technologies.
"The role of HHS should be to protect the health of all those living in this country and provide essential human services, not to be a watchdog for DHS or act as immigration enforcement," the Members stated in the letter.
Read the Full Letter Here
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CONTACT: Kevin Kiser (Kevin.Kiser@Mail.house.gov)
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Issues:HealthcareImmigration
Rep. Kelly urges Governor Pritzker to issue disaster proclamation, unlock FEMA aid for Southland
Position: Rep. Kelly urges Governor Pritzker to issue a state disaster proclamation and request a federal disaster declaration for areas affected by recent severe storms, so affected communities can access FEMA relief.
MATTESON, IL – U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly (IL-02) urges Governor JB Pritzker and his administration to issue a state disaster proclamation, and request a federal disaster declaration, for areas impacted by recent severe storms, so that communities across the Southland can begin accessing the federal resources and relief they desperately need. Emphasizing that a proclamation is the necessary first step to unlock state and federal aid, and that time is of the essence for families trying to recover.
"Families across the Southland are hurting, and they need help fast," said Rep. Kelly. "A state disaster proclamation is the first step to getting them FEMA relief, and I'm urging Governor Pritzker to move on this quickly. I've lived through storm damage myself. I know what it's like to lose power for days and feel the weight of the storm damage. These families deserve the same urgency I know the Governor is capable of."
Rep. Kelly noted that a state disaster proclamation is a prerequisite for Illinois communities to access federal disaster assistance through FEMA. Without it, families and municipalities in the Southland remain ineligible for the resources they need to recover and rebuild.
"My office stands ready to work with the Governor's team, local officials, and anyone else who can help speed this process along," said Rep. Kelly. "I'm calling on elected officials across the Southland, in Springfield, and in Washington to join me in supporting this request. This is about people and getting them the help they need as quickly as possible."
Issues:Energy and Environment
Rep. Kelly awards $850,000 to City of Paxton for Market Street streetscape improvements
Position: The release announces $850,000 in federal Community Project Funding awarded to the City of Paxton for the second phase of Market Street streetscape improvements, and states that the investment will support downtown businesses and address ADA and pedestrian safety gaps.
Paxton, IL. – U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly (IL-02) joined state Sen. Chris Balkema, state Rep. Jason Bunting, and Paxton Mayor Bill Ingold yesterday to award $850,000 in federal funding to the City of Paxton to continue streetscape improvements along Market Street in the city's downtown core. Rep. Kelly secured the funding through the annual Community Project Funding request process.
The investment builds on a first phase of Market Street streetscape work, completed with $1.1 million from the now-terminated HUD CDBG Revolving Loan Fund, that repaired sidewalks and added ADA-accessible curb ramps, lighting, and landscaping from State to Pells Street. This next phase will extend those upgrades from Pells to Center Street—a block home to 17 storefronts, 15 businesses, Majestic Park, and City Hall. The improvements will create a safer Market Street that supports downtown businesses and closes remaining ADA and pedestrian safety gaps. Sales tax revenues along the corridor have grown since the streetscape plan began, reflecting the strong private investment and community support behind Paxton's downtown revitalization.
“I am proud to have brought home $850,000 to continue the revitalization of Market Street,” said Rep. Kelly. “This investment tells small businesses and families that Paxton is a place worth investing in, and with sales tax revenue up more than 50 percent along this corridor, it's clearly working. Thank you to Mayor Ingold and the City of Paxton for seeing this through.”
“Strong communities are built through strategic investments and leaders who are willing to work together to get things done,” said State Senator Chris Balkema (R-Channahon). “I appreciate Congresswoman Robin Kelly's efforts to secure this investment for the City of Paxton, and I congratulate the city on this important milestone. Revitalizing downtown Paxton will strengthen local businesses, enhance quality of life, and help ensure the community continues to thrive for generations to come.”
“With this grant, the City of Paxton is able to move forward with its vision of changing and improving the downtown to become a destination point for visitors, shoppers and even those looking for a new home,” said Bill Ingold, Mayor of Paxton.
“Clark Dietz, working with the City of Paxton, believes this next phase of the Paxton Streetscape Project will improve how members of the community access the downtown area while helping to continue the revitalization of Market Street with enhancements, which will include new sidewalks, street lighting, and intersection improvements,” said Michael J. Livermore of Clark-Dietz Engineering Firm. “These infrastructure upgrades will help create an attractive, accessible, and vibrant downtown area, supporting both community life and economic development.”
Issues:Jobs and the EconomySmall Business
Reps. Kelly, Simpson Celebrate House Passage of Bipartisan Action for Dental Health Act
Position: The release supports House passage of H.R. 2001, the bipartisan Action for Dental Health Act, which reauthorizes a program providing oral healthcare to underserved communities and aims to increase preventative dental care.
WASHINGTON—Today, U.S. Representative Robin Kelly (IL-02) and Representative Mike Simpson (ID-02), a former dentist, celebrated the House passage of their bipartisan bill, H.R. 2001, the Action for Dental Health Act.
The Bipartisan Action for Dental Health Act supports organizations and strengthens existing resources that provide essential oral healthcare to underserved communities, including seniors, children, and families living in both rural and urban areas. By increasing access to preventative dental care, the bill also aims to significantly reduce the number of costly emergency room visits.
The Action for Dental Health Act builds on a strong foundation of bipartisan, bicameral consensus as it reauthorizes a program that has benefited communities across the country. Today’s successful passage in the House is an important step in continuing to deliver these critical healthcare resources to American families.
"Oral health care is a critical part of our overall health, and preventative dental care can reduce costs for families and improve overall well-being," Rep. Kelly said. "By reauthorizing this bipartisan program that connects people with the care they need, this legislation will help prevent serious oral health problems before they start. I'm proud to work alongside Congressman Simpson, a former dentist, to advance this reauthorization and to my House colleagues for supporting this important bill."
"As a former dentist in Blackfoot, Idaho, I have seen firsthand the value of good oral health and the consequences of neglect," said Rep. Simpson. "Since its implementation in 2018, the Action for Dental Health Act has improved dental care in communities across the country. Reauthorizing this legislation is critical to address the dental workforce needs and improve access to care for patients. As co-chair of the Congressional Oral Health Caucus, I am proud to partner with Congresswoman Kelly once again to see the House of Representatives pass this bipartisan bill, and I look forward to sending it to President Trump's desk."
The American Dental Association (ADA) has strongly endorsed the Action for Dental Health Act.
Issues:Healthcare
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Rep. Kelly votes no on Republican reconciliation bill funding ICE by $70 billion
Position: The release opposes a House-passed reconciliation bill providing $70 billion to ICE and CBP, criticizing ICE enforcement practices and arguing the funding conflicts with lowering household costs.
WASHINGTON – U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly (IL-02) released the following statement after the House passed the partisan reconciliation bill that gives $70 billion to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection:
“ICE Gestapo agents terrorized—and continue to terrorize—Black and Brown communities in Chicago and the surrounding suburbs. Their oversized budget is larger than other countries’ entire defense spending, yet Republicans gifted another $70 billion to fund their cruel agenda. I voted NO.
“Hardworking families are already struggling to afford gas, groceries, utilities, and housing. Instead of lowering costs, this Trump administration would rather separate families, illegally detain people in inhumane conditions, and divide our country. This partisan reconciliation bill—on top of President Trump’s attempts to secure billions for a gaudy ballroom and anti-weaponization fund—is a stark reminder that this president and his Republicans do not have Americans’ best interests in mind.”
Issues:ImmigrationJobs and the EconomyNational Security
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Rep. Kelly’s bipartisan Action for Dental Health Act passes committee
Position: Rep. Kelly supports reauthorization of federal programs for dental workforce training and community-based oral health initiatives in rural and urban areas, emphasizing access to affordable dental care.
WASHINGTON – Today, the Energy and Commerce Committee unanimously passed U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly’s (IL-02) Action for Dental Health Act. The bill, introduced last March with U.S. Rep. Mike Simpson (ID-02), reauthorizes important programs to continue advancing workforce training and community-based oral health initiatives reaching those in need in rural and urban areas.
“Everyone deserves access to affordable dental healthcare, no matter where they live,” said Rep. Kelly. “Oral health is crucial to overall health, and it also reduces the number of emergency room visits. I’m proud to lead this reauthorization effort for the third time and strongly urge Speaker Johnson to bring this to the House floor.”
The bipartisan Action for Dental Health Act is endorsed by the American Dental Association.
Rep. Kelly condemns FDA approval of flavored e-cigarettes
Position: Rep. Kelly opposes the FDA's authorization of flavored e-cigarettes, arguing the decision prioritizes presidential pressure over public health and disproportionately harms Black communities and youth.
WASHINGTON – U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly (IL-02), Chair of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) Health Braintrust, condemned the Food and Drug Administration’s decision to authorize the sale of mango and blueberry flavored Glas e-cigarettes.
“Just days after President Trump complained that flavored e-cigarettes were not approved by the FDA, Commissioner Marty Makary caved. In one sweeping cowardly decision, the FDA sided with the President over the health of Americans, especially Black children. For decades, Black Americans have been targeted by tobacco companies, causing higher rates of heart disease, lung cancer and stroke. We are now seeing history repeat itself as companies like Glas and Juul target our youth with their more appealing—but just as addicting and deadly—flavored e-cigarettes. I refuse to see Black children taken advantage of by vape companies, and I remain committed to protecting the health of the Black community.”
The FDA previously abandoned its plans to ban menthol cigarettes just two years after the agency proposed a rule to remove the harmful product from the market. Rep. Kelly led the majority of the CBC in a letter in support of the rule, expressing her concern of the disproportionate use of menthol cigarettes amongst Black Americans. In 2019, 85% of Black smokers used menthol cigarettes compared to just 30% of white smokers. Flavored e-cigarettes, especially fruit flavors, have driven the increase of use amongst young smokers. Mango was one of the most popular Juul flavors before it was pulled off the market.
Issues:CBC Health Braintrust Health Care
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Top PAC donors · 2026 cycle
Political action committees that gave the most to this rep's principal campaign committee this cycle. PAC giving is direct organizational support — industry, ideological, or leadership.
1.AMGEN INC PAC2 contributions$10,000
2.DELL TECHNOLOGIES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE4 contributions$8,000
3.MOLINA HEALTHCARE, INC. PAC4 contributions$6,000
4.INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEELabor1 contributionTrade-union PAC for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW). Backs candidates supporting prevailing-wage standards, infrastructure investment, apprenticeship programs, and union organizing rights.AI$5,000
5.CNA FINANCIAL CORPORATION CITIZENS FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT1 contribution$5,000
6.TRANSUNION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (TU PAC)1 contribution$5,000
7.CULAC THE PAC OF CREDIT UNION NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONFinance1 contributionCredit union industry PAC — supports candidates and policies favoring credit union regulatory treatment, consumer lending, and financial services competition.AI$5,000
8.CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORP. ASSOC. POLITICAL FUND1 contribution$5,000
9.INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS LOCAL 150 POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE1 contribution$5,000
10.AMEREN FEDERAL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AMERENFED PAC)1 contribution$5,000
Source: OpenFEC (api.open.fec.gov) Schedule A receipts where contributor type is “committee.” Aggregated by contributing committee. Self-transfers from joint-fundraising / victory committees are excluded.
Top individual contributors · 2026 cycle
Itemized individual contributions over $200 to this rep's campaign committee, aggregated by donor employer. PAC giving is shown above; this section is people, not organizations.
1.NEWSWEB CORP$7,000
2.IRELL & MANELLA LLP$7,000
3.ARIEL INVESTMENTS$7,000
4.SMITH LACIEN LLP$7,000
5.SUPREME SOLUTIONS$5,500
6.MESIROW FINANCIAL$4,018
7.COOK COUNTY ASSESSOR'S OFFICE$3,500
8.CLEVELAND AVENUE$3,500
9.SUTTON FORD$2,500
10.PROJECT UNLOADED$2,500
Source: OpenFEC Schedule A receipts where contributor type is “individual,” aggregated by the donor's self-reported employer. This is a geographic / industry correlation, not a corporate endorsement.
