Far-left congresswoman revives ousted ‘Squad’ Dem’s reparations push

A member of the “Group” of the Progressive House of Representatives is to revive legislation aimed at giving compensation payments to black Americans to slavery.

The summer deputy, B-Ba, re-submitted a decision on Thursday, if approved, could give federal dollars to the slaves of the worshipers who were brought from Africa to the United States.

Former MP, Corrie Bush, de Ma, who lost the 2024 preliminary elections in front of a more moderate democratic, presented the compensation bill in the last conference. The Bush bill, which was unveiled in May 2023, called for 14 trillion dollars to compensation payments to the grandchildren of slavery in the United States, but it did not go anywhere.

“We say to the rest of America: If you are really committed to justice, as you try to say that you, you cannot look away. You cannot turn your back on the demand for compensation, because until there is repair, there will be no justice. And where there is no justice, we will continue to fight. And Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich, in the Lee ad.

Democrat The House of Representatives announces compensation, and announces “moral commitment” to send trillions to black Americans

Pressley has re -submitted a compensation bill during the month of black history this year with Senator Cori Booker, DN.J. And he rejected an “unprecedented attack against diversity, fairness and integration (Dei) from the Trump administration.”

DEMS in the House of Representatives is re -providing compensation legislation: “We refuse to be silent.”

“Trump’s policies are nothing but anti -blacks for doping,” said Presley on Thursday before adding.

“Compensation is a necessary step towards real property rights in our country, and a more just future.

It is an effort that progressive Democrats focus on every year, but it has no little opportunity to pass.

This is especially true for Congress 119, which is controlled by Republicans while President Donald Trump is also in the White House.

The Chairman of the Parliamentary Science Committee, Brian Babyin, submitted this year of law to prevent compensation. ((Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc. via Getty Images))

One of the lawmakers for a long time, and the Chairman of the Parliamentary Sciences Committee, Brian Babin, R-TEXAS, presented legislation earlier this year to withdraw federal funding from the local judicial states that enacted compensation policies.

“We know that there will be a reaction,” he told me, adding, “Compensation is a proposal to settle the stadium stadium, but the only way we can ever eat is to address the damage caused by the regime.”

But Lee indicated on Wednesday that the long difficulties will not deter them.

“When we think about the religion deserved through our country … the Trump administration and the Republican Party talk a lot about paying our debts. This is one of them.”

Former MP, Corrie Bush, submitted a compensation bill in the former Congress. ((Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc. via Getty Images))

Progressive in Pennsylvania argued that the United States government formulated policies that deliberately deprive the black Americans.

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“They were not theoretical, but they were damaged by government policies, practices and laws. There were real laws that were in the book that caused the defects of regularity. I created a systematic advantages of other people. So you can never get an equal foot until it is attached.”