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The ICJ ruling underscores what we’ve known for months - the humanitarian situation in Gaza is beyond a crisis point, and the ongoing military campaign from Israel is actively exacerbating it and causing a catastrophic loss of civilian Palestinian lives. As humanitarian organizations are making clear, the best way for Israel to comply with the provisional measures from the ICJ is an immediate ceasefire and a massive influx of humanitarian aid into Gaza.
Governor Abbott is choosing to defy the federal government in order to unilaterally pursue a cruel and illegal policy of murder on our southern border, outside the checks and balances of our governing system. That Republican office holders across the country are standing with him is as clear a sign as any that this party is lost to anti-American extremism that threatens our very existence.
Speaker MAGA Mike Johnson is closing out this humiliating year by deprioritizing critical legislation before the holidays to instead launch a nakedly political impeachment inquiry against President Biden.
We're incredibly alarmed by the potential for President Biden’s supplemental funding bill to enshrine a number of Trump's immigration policies permanently into law. Asylum seekers and vulnerable immigrants are in need of greater support, not persecution.
A temporary ceasefire proves that diplomacy - not war - can bring an end to the bombing and violence. The Israeli government’s bombardment and blockade have been indiscriminate, causing an unbearable loss of Palestinian lives and destruction in Gaza.