The Hudson Valley is fighting back against Trump’s immigration overreach. We won't stand by and let ICE terrorize our neighbors & make us all less safe. Proud to work alongside an amazing coalition of local activists fighting for Liberty & Justice for ALL. https://t.co/LLMEMyUSu5

The Hudson is more than a river – it’s the lifeblood and the heartbeat of our community. For far too long, big corporations have polluted our drinking water and put our precious River at risk in pursuit of profits. But not anymore. https://t.co/SFfdcWff08

Across New York State, we’re united in putting our community ahead of corporate profits. From our town boards, to the Governor’s nation-leading moratorium, to urgently needed federal action, we’re fighting to ensure that we, the people, get a seat at the table.

Trump & spineless rubber-stamp Republicans in Congress cut $1 trillion from your health care to fund a tax cut for billionaires. It’s straight-up un-American. On behalf of the 450,000 New Yorkers – and 15,000 #NY18 neighbors – kicked off their insurance, we’re fighting back.

On Monday, I hosted local restaurant owners for a roundtable on how corporate consolidation is raising costs in the Hudson Valley. The FTC must protect the independent restaurants that make our community special, & block the proposed $29.1 billion Sysco-Restaurant Depot merger. https://t.co/jlCbegnqfq

Today, three years after the October 7th terrorist attack, we mourn the thousands of innocent lives lost. We mourn for children who lost their parents, for parents who lost their children, and for the countless families still reeling from unimaginable loss. We also condemn the vile antisemitism that took hold across the country and world immediately following – at the precise moment we should have been most united. I want to take a moment to remember those our Hudson Valley community lost that day. Judih and Gadi Haggai were not combatants or soldiers, but a school teacher and a musician. Ariel and Kfir Bibas were not prisoners of war, but children, babies, ripped away from their home and taken hostage by Hamas terrorists. They would be 3 and 7 years old today. Instead, their memories are being honored by the Ariel and Kfir Bibas Playroom at the Chabad of Ulster County. Today, on the anniversary of the deadliest attack on the Jewish people since the Holocaust, I join the Hudson Valley and the entire world in remembering those we have lost. We must also recommit to fighting the rising scourge of antisemitism in all its forms, wherever and whenever we see it. Most of all, we must keep pushing relentlessly for a just and lasting peace. We cannot become numb to this conflict – nor to the hate that has followed. Too much and too many have been lost already. May this horrific anniversary of suffering and grief strengthen our resolve for hope and peace.

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As the proud son of a teacher, I know that teachers deserve a huge thank you every day. In honor of World Teacher Day yesterday, I want to give a special shoutout to our NY-18 teachers. Every day, you uplift lives, inspire future generations, & create a better world - thank you!

Trump’s war in Iran isn’t just causing gas prices to skyrocket – it’s home heating oil too. As temps begin to drop, the last thing Hudson Valley families should have to worry about is keeping their homes warm. I’m fighting to make sure LIHEAP funds are distributed & expanded. https://t.co/AAJplgs3dX

The Hudson Valley is home to so many excellent educational institutions – including our SUNYs! Great to have my team join some of our State Representatives for a tour of SUNY New Paltz last week. https://t.co/2kZr8ycsT4