Civil Rights and Liberties
Protecting the civil rights and liberties of all individuals is one of the most important responsibilities for Members of Congress, and one that I take seriously. While some are working to turn back the clock and undo much of the progress our country has seen in the past sixty years, I will continue to work diligently against all forms of discrimination whether in the voting booth, workplace, school, or in public accommodations. We must continue to protect the right to vote, ensure that women are able to make their own reproductive healthcare decisions, work towards closing the gender-pay gap, and limit the use of surveillance into the private lives of the American people.
More on Civil Rights and Liberties
June 28th, 2013
Grijalva Introduces Right to Rent Act of 2013 to Address Ongoing, Deepening Foreclosure Crisis in Arizona and Across the Country
June 26th, 2013
CPC Co-Chairs: Supreme Court Decisions Fulfill Promise in Constitution
June 25th, 2013
Grijalva Expresses Disappointment at Narrow Supreme Court Ruling Unraveling Decades-Old Voting Rights Act Preclearance Provision
June 24th, 2013
National Latino Group, 187 Environmental Groups Endorse Grijalva to be Next Ranking Member of House Natural Resources Committee
June 18th, 2013
Rep. Grijalva Statement on Unconstitutional Republican Abortion Bill: “This Shouldn’t be Driven by Men Who Dismiss Rape Victims”
June 13th, 2013
Grijalva Responds to Steve King’s Cries of Being Invaded: “Talk to Them, Steve – You’ll Learn Something About the United States”
June 7th, 2013
Grijalva Calls NSA Domestic Surveillance Overreach “A Serious Breach of Faith Between the Government and the American People”
May 22nd, 2013
Grijalva Joins Homeowners’ Calls for More Federal Action on Lending Reform, Expresses Support for Activists Protesting in Washington
April 9th, 2013
To Mark Equal Pay Day, Grijalva Highlights Women Being Paid 85 Percent of Male Earnings in Arizona, Calls for Paycheck Fairness
April 8th, 2013
Grijalva Hosting Ad Hoc Hearing This Wednesday on Making Immigration Enforcement More Humane and Preserving Family Unity