There is no accountability in this ICE funding. No oversight. No reforms. Just a blank check from Republicans who are ignoring what their own constituents are demanding.

$70 billion for ICE. Zero dollars to lower costs. Republicans made their priorities clear and hardworking Americans are not among them.

The demand from Americans has been consistent: lower costs, commonsense reforms, and accountability. Republicans delivered the opposite and called it governance.

Democrats are fighting for lower costs, safer communities, and real accountability. This Republican budget moves in the opposite direction on every single count.

Americans can't afford groceries. They can't afford gas. A trip to the doctor is out of reach. Republicans responded with billions for ICE and a personal fund for Trump.

Last year Republicans cut food assistance for kids, veterans, and seniors to fund tax breaks for billionaires. This budget is the same playbook, same beneficiaries, same harm.

Republicans put $70 billion into ICE and handed Trump a $1.8 billion slush fund. There is not a single dollar in this bill to lower grocery prices, gas prices, or the cost of a doctor's visit.

Today is primary day in Maine, Nevada, North Dakota, and South Carolina! Head to iwillvote.com to find your polling location and learn what to bring. Your primary vote is the foundation of the general election. Share this and let's get every eligible voter to the polls!

Twenty years of showing up for Houston. Rep. Al Green came to Congress in 2005 as a civil rights veteran and never stopped fighting. He carried that same energy to the House floor every single day. We honor his service and his legacy.

Colin Allred is headed back to Washington. Tonight, North Texas voters chose him as the Democratic nominee for TX-33 and sent a clear message about the kind of leadership they want in Congress. Allred brings a proven record and a fighter’s heart to this race. Congratulations on this hard-earned win.

Houston has spoken. Rep. Christian Menefee wins the TX-18 Democratic primary and is headed to the general election in November. From Harris County Attorney to the halls of Congress, he has built a career fighting for working people and he is just getting started.

A new report finds over 440 hospitals risk closing or cutting services as Medicaid funding shrinks. Black and Latino communities will be hardest hit with reduced obstetric care, layoffs, and lost coverage. This reflects a Trump administration that doesn't care about the American people.

The Callais decision puts up to 19 Congressional Black Caucus seats at risk. CBC Chair Rep. Yvette Clarke says members are mobilizing in courts and in communities to defend Black voting power across the South. The fight for representation is STILL on.

The primaries are here in six states. Every race on today's ballot shapes what comes next. Who leads. Who gets funded. Who fights for Black communities in the halls of power. Black voters have always understood what is at stake. Go make your vote count.

Tennessee erased a Black congressional district in 8 days. That is the urgency. That is why we are in Montgomery today. The CBCPAC will keep fighting until every vote counts and every community has a voice. allroadsleadtothesouth.com

Black political power is built at the ballot box and protected in the streets. Today, both happen in Montgomery, Alabama. The Congressional Black Caucus PAC is proud to stand with the movement on this National Day of Action for Voting Rights. #VotingRights

Gerrymandering erases districts. Voter suppression silences communities. Today in Montgomery, we make noise. The CBCPAC is standing with organizers, advocates, and voters across the South. Show up. allroadsleadtothesouth.com #DayOfAction

The Voting Rights Act was won through sacrifice and sustained through struggle. Its dismantling is a call to action. Today, the CBCPAC answers that call in Montgomery, Alabama. This fight belongs to all of us. allroadsleadtothesouth.com

Sixty-one years after Selma, the march continues. Today it leads to Montgomery. The CBCPAC is on the ground because Black voters deserve full representation, protected ballots, and accountable elected officials. #AllRoadsLeadToTheSouth

Eight days. That is how long it took the Tennessee Legislature to redraw and erase a Black congressional district. Eight days to strip representation from thousands of voters. Today, we show up. #VotingRights #DayOfAction

Today we march to Montgomery. The fight for voting rights lives in the South, and the Congressional Black Caucus PAC stands with every person who shows up to defend it. All roads lead to the South. Join us. allroadsleadtothesouth.com #DayOfAction

An attack on Black political power is an attack on democracy for everyone. This moment does not belong to one community. It belongs to all of us.

Today they are targeting Black representation in the South. Tomorrow it could be a blue district in any state. The precedent being set here affects everyone.

Eroding the Voting Rights Act harms Black voters and erodes public trust in the institutions that hold democracy together. This is bigger than one ruling.

The Supreme Court's decision to gut the Voting Rights Act threatens Black voters and the integrity of representative democracy itself. Every American has a stake in what happens next.

Don’t get it twisted: This is a war on Black Americans.

Hardworking American families are being crushed under rising costs caused by the administration’s disastrous war in the Middle East. The president’s response? “I don’t think about Americans’ financial situation.” abcnews.com/Business/tom...

Trump voter: I apologize to all of America. I was a diehard Republican. I cannot believe I drank the Kool-Aid of Donald J. Trump. This man is ruining the Constitution. They're taking away the vote from the Black man. You see all the corruption, the lies that come out of this man's mouth.

The April CPI report is out. Fuel oil up 54.3%. Gasoline up 28.4%. Electricity up 6.1%. Americans are paying more to heat their homes, fill their tanks, and put food on the table. This is what happens when an administration spends its energy attacking the people instead of protecting them.

Change does not arrive on its own. It is organized, built, and carried by people who show up every single day. The South has always been ground zero for that work. Right now, that energy is growing. Get in the room at allroadsleadtothesouth.com.

Denise Powell wins the Democratic primary in NE-02. A first-time candidate, grassroots fundraising leader, and daughter of immigrants headed to November with real momentum. Omaha, let’s go. 🔵 #NE02 #FlipTheHouse

POV: Donald Trump finally saying the quiet part out loud. Donald Trump only cares about himself.

Today is primary day in Nebraska and West Virginia! Head to iwillvote.com to find your polling location and learn what to bring. Every vote in a primary shapes the path forward. Tag someone and remind them to get out and vote today! #PrimaryDay #Vote2026 #Nebraska #WestVirginia

VA AG Jay Jones: "My team is carefully reviewing this unprecedented order and we are evaluating every legal pathway forward to defend the will of the people and protect the integrity of Virginia’s elections."

The GOP is redrawing maps right now because they know Democrats win when elections are fair. Do not let them lock in another decade of minority rule. Register everyone you know.

Justice Kagan said Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act is now "all but a dead letter." We heard her. Now we move.

Black-majority districts in Southern legislatures could drop from 273 to 146. That is power on the line. State elections matter. Show up for all of them.

The Voting Rights Act was won on the Edmund Pettus Bridge. John Lewis bled for it. Yesterday's ruling makes it nearly impossible to enforce. We respond by organizing harder.

Up to 24 Black members of Congress could lose their seats through redistricting. That is 25–40% of the Congressional Black Caucus. Organize like those seats depend on it.

The Supreme Court just gutted the most powerful tool Black voters had to fight discriminatory maps. This is the moment. Get organized. Get loud. Get to work.

Congressional Black Caucus PAC Statement On SCOTUS Decision In Louisiana v. Callais READ MORE: www.cbcpac.org/press-releases/po7gp0qx81t1cjvgzwih3f4kc2mk9g

One of the highest-turnout special elections in Virginia history. Our communities showed up. The results are clear and they are final. #OurVoteOurPower

Rep. @RepYvetteClarke's Magnus White and Safe Streets for Everyone Act passed subcommittee. Safer streets for cyclists of every skin tone, every time of day. #SafeStreets #Brooklyn

1. Lose the vote. 2. Run to court. 3. Hope the system delivers what voters refused to. We have seen this playbook and we know how to respond. ✊🏾 #CBCPAC

There is no legal merit to these claims. The referendum was publicly debated, widely covered, and lawfully administered. Full stop. #CBCPAC

Virginia voters showed up in historic numbers and made their voices heard. Every vote counted. The count stood. That is democracy working exactly as it should. ✊🏾 #CBCPAC

Rep. Wesley Bell (MO-01) introduced the BRIDGE Act to expand job opportunities for justice-impacted individuals and opportunity youth by extending the Work Opportunity Tax Credit. house Real pathways. Real futures. #CBCPAC #BRIDGEAct

ICYMI: Congressional Black Caucus PAC Statement On Yes Campaign’s Victory, Passage of Virginia Redistricting Referendum Read HERE: buff.ly/Gc8lR73

We honor Rep. Scott’s remarkable legacy. As the first Black chair of the House Agriculture Committee, he transformed farm policy for generations. His leadership on the farm bill strengthened rural communities and secured resources for farmers who built this country. Thank you, Congressman Scott.

Rep. Alma Adams introduced legislation to expand capital access for minority-owned small businesses in North Carolina. This is how we build generational wealth. #CBC #SmallBusiness