U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly from Illinois's 2nd Congressional District
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Recent News About U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly from Illinois's 2nd Congressional District
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Robin Kelly announces free IRS tax filing program and advocates against gun violence
Congresswoman Robin Kelly announced initiatives including a free IRS tax filing program on January 28-29, while extending Lunar New Year greetings and reiterating her commitment against gun violence on social media platforms
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Robin Kelly advocates for stronger policies on gun safety and health programs
Congresswoman Robin Kelly recently shared her views on several key issues via social media posts dated between January 25-28, 2025.
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Robin Kelly addresses Citizens United ruling and maternal health concerns
U.S. Congresswoman Robin Kelly discusses key issues through recent tweets including election financing reform and maternal health disparities.
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Robin Kelly addresses Capitol riot and immigrant rights concerns
On January 21st, Representative Robin Kelly commented on critical issues such as the Capitol riots and immigrant rights via social media posts.
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Robin Kelly discusses collaboration on gun violence prevention
Congresswoman Robin Kelly recently engaged with key figures and organizations on issues concerning gun violence prevention and healthcare access.
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Robin Kelly reflects on history and appreciates intern contributions
U.S Congresswoman Robin Kelly shares thoughts on historical milestones such as Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day and Thirteenth Amendment's ratification anniversary while also expressing appreciation for her interns' service from early December tweets...
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Robin Kelly addresses reproductive rights and commemorates Rosa Parks
In recent social media posts dated December 4-5, 2024, U.S. Congresswoman Robin Kelly discusses critical topics such as reproductive rights under future administrations and encourages flu vaccinations amid National Influenza Vaccination Week while...
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Robin Kelly secures funding for CTA Red Line extension project
U.S. Congresswoman Robin Kelly addresses economic barriers and women's rights while announcing new healthcare access for DACA recipients through her recent tweets on December 2-3, 2024
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Robin Kelly announces spring internships; discusses political commitment and small business support
U.S. Congresswoman Robin Kelly has opened applications for spring internships in her offices as she continues efforts focusing on political priorities and economic initiatives for small businesses through partnerships like those with the Chicago...
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Robin Kelly shares updates on Biden's birthday, rural health issues, and festive events
In recent tweets dated November 20-22, Robin Kelly celebrated President Biden's birthday while also advocating for improved healthcare access in rural areas during #RuralHealthDay.
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Robin Kelly criticizes Trump cabinet picks and advocates for historical recognition
U.S. Congresswoman Robin Kelly has expressed her concerns about recent Trump cabinet nominations and celebrated historic labor movements while advocating for transgender rights on social media posts dated November 19-20, 2024
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Robin Kelly discusses food security initiatives and legislative proposals
Congresswoman Robin Kelly recently highlighted her "Food is Medicine" bill aimed at reducing healthcare costs through improved nutrition policies while addressing food insecurity issues in America.
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U.S. Rep. Kelly votes to make it easier for illegal aliens to vote in federal elections
U.S. Rep. Robin L. Kelly (D-IL) voted against the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, known as the SAVE Act, which would require individuals to provide proof of U.S. citizenship when registering to vote in federal elections and bar illegal aliens from voting.
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From South Cook News
2nd Congressional District candidate Ramos: ‘Chicagoans have wised up and now they’re standing up for their right to choose leadership that will benefit the people’
Ashley Ramos, a candidate for the 2nd Congressional District, has claimed that Chicagoans are increasingly seeking leadership that prioritizes their welfare over political establishment interests after the recent crisis involving illegal immigrants. Ramos asserted that the Democratic Party can no longer take the voters in the City of Chicago for granted.
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From South Cook News
2nd Congressional District candidate Ramos: ‘Every abortion is an empty crib for an illegals child and the federal funds to support them’
Ashley Ramos, a candidate for the 2nd Congressional District, recently made a controversial statement linking abortion with illegal immigration. The remark was made in response to her opponent, U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly's (D-Ill.), stance on abortion as the 51st anniversary of Roe v. Wade is observed.
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From South Cook News
2nd Congressional District candidate Ramos: ‘’I support the death of the preborn’ that’s another way to make room for your new voting demographic huh?’
Ashley Ramos, a candidate for the 2nd Congressional District, has leveled criticism at Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, accusing him of leveraging a pro-abortion stance to appeal to a new voting demographic. According to Ramos, Johnson has turned to this messaging in response to dwindling popularity.
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Kelly announces Congressional App Challenge for District 2 students
The Congressional App Challenge is intended to encourage technological experimentation and education among young Americans.
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Olive-Harvey receives major grant for low-income minority students
Olive-Harvey College in Chicago is receiving a five year, $600,000 federal grant to help more low-income minority students earn degrees in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly said Tuesday.
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Congresswoman Kelly hiring event draws 500 job seekers
U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly (D-IL) said a hiring event she hosted Friday at South Suburban College in South Holland attracted 500 job seekers. Kelly said 70 employers with active job openings were on hand to accept resumes and interview potential employees.
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Local colleges to receive more than $800,000 to support low-income students
Governors State and Joliet Junior College will increase academic support and student services.