Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source ↗
Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Al Green urges the 120th Congress to carry forward impeachment efforts and bring impeachment before Congress for a vote. He frames this as a constitutional responsibility and a way to hold members accountable for their positions.
Context: The statement does not identify a specific impeachment measure or the person who would be subject to it.
Al Green condemned the Supreme Court’s decision on Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. He argued that electoral maps should reflect their communities’ diversity and warned that the ruling threatens protections against diluting marginalized communities’ voting power. He called for peaceful protest and work with congressional colleagues and activists to strengthen voting rights.
Context: This is opposition to the named ruling and a broad organizing response, not an identified legislative bill.
Al Green supports peaceful protest as a way for Americans to demand justice and accountability in response to the Supreme Court’s voting-rights ruling. He says peaceful protest remains an important tool for progress.
Context: The statement responds to the ruling but does not identify a specific legislative proposal.