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NY · DISTRICT 10

Daniel S. Goldman

DemocratNew YorkCurrently serving

Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source ↗

What they said 9

Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.

All statements (9)Campaign (9)
Campaign position · commitment · Original date not established
Immigration

Create expedited citizenship pathways for specified immigrant groups

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If Democrats take back the House, Goldman says he will push to reform the immigration system to create expedited pathways to citizenship for Dreamers, DACA recipients, people with Temporary Protected Status, and asylum seekers. The proposal names these groups but does not describe eligibility rules or the process for obtaining citizenship.

Context: The commitment is conditional on Democrats taking back the House; eligibility details and implementation are not specified.

Campaign position · commitment · Original date not established
Government & electionsImmigration

Require federal agents to display their names and badge numbers

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Goldman says he will push to require all federal agents to clearly display their names and badge numbers. This proposal would apply to federal agents generally, not only immigration agents, and is presented as a future priority if Democrats take back the House.

Context: The commitment is conditional on Democrats taking back the House; the platform does not specify enforcement or exceptions.

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Immigration

Overhaul immigration enforcement and abolish ICE in its current form

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If Democrats take back the House, Goldman says he will lead a push to abolish ICE as it currently operates and completely overhaul immigration enforcement in America. He identifies his position on the House Homeland Security Committee as relevant to this effort.

Context: The commitment is conditional on Democrats taking back the House. The platform does not detail the proposed replacement for ICE or the overhaul.

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Government & electionsCivil rights & justice

Bar politically motivated federal prosecutions

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Goldman says he will push for legislation to codify the Justice Department’s independence and bar political prosecutions. He has introduced legislation that would prohibit the Justice Department from considering partisan association in investigations or prosecutions, and describes a further proposal to explicitly forbid political prosecutions.

Context: The proposed push is conditioned on Democrats retaking the House. The source does not provide the text or enforcement details of the proposed legislation.

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Government & elections

Expand the Supreme Court and set term limits

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Goldman says he will push to add four justices to the Supreme Court prospectively and establish term limits for all justices. He has also cosponsored legislation proposing 18-year terms for justices approved after the bill becomes law, as well as a regularized appointments process every two years.

Context: The proposed push is conditioned on Democrats retaking the House. The source describes different term-limit proposals, including an 18-year limit for justices approved after a bill is signed into law.

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Government & elections

Create Supreme Court ethics oversight and require a binding ethics code

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Goldman says he will push to establish a dedicated investigative body within the Supreme Court to provide transparency and accountability, and to require a binding ethics code for justices. He has introduced legislation to establish an investigative body for exhaustive investigations into alleged ethical improprieties and cosponsored bills concerning a Supreme Court code of conduct.

Context: The proposed push is conditioned on Democrats retaking the House. The source does not specify the investigative body’s structure or enforcement powers.

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Government & elections

Prohibit congressional gerrymandering

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Goldman says he will push for a ban on congressional gerrymandering, with the stated goal of ending politicians’ ability to choose their voters.

Context: The proposed push is conditioned on Democrats retaking the House; the source does not describe the prohibition’s design.

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Government & electionsCivil rights & justice

Expand voting access and require early voting

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Goldman says he will push to protect and expand voting rights, including expanding access to same-day voter registration and early voting nationwide. He has also introduced the Early Voting Act, which would require early voting for all federal elections, and cosponsored legislation to restore and update Voting Rights Act protections.

Context: The proposed push is conditioned on Democrats retaking the House. The source does not specify how same-day registration or expanded early voting would be implemented.

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Government & elections

Ban stock trading by members of Congress and administration officials

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Goldman says he will lead a push to ban members of Congress and administration officials from trading stocks, aiming to prevent conflicts of interest and restore public trust. The campaign also cites his support for a bill that would bar members of Congress, their spouses, and dependent children from owning or trading individual stocks, securities, commodities, or futures.

Context: The proposed push is conditioned on Democrats retaking the House. The cited bill covers members’ spouses and dependent children as well as members themselves.