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Tuesday, Oct. 6 / Immigration Policy Town Hall

You’re invited to a community town hall centered on the current immigration policy.

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Legislative Updates and Upcoming Events

The legislative session in Sacramento has come to an end and we have scheduled some community events across the district that I invite you to attend. (Scroll Down for Events Listing!)
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Senator Sasha Renée Pérez issues statement on panelist’s violent remarks directed toward federal agent

I unequivocally condemn violence in all its forms, regardless of who uses it or whom it targets.
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Save the Date: Saturday, Oct. 17 Health Literacy & Resource Fair

October will be Health Literacy Month, a time dedicated to ensuring everyone has the knowledge and tools they need to make informed decisions about their well-being.
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Wildfire recovery and safeguarding rights highlight Senator Pérez’s 11 bills reaching Governor’s desk

The legislation addresses the urgent needs of wildfire survivors who continue to face significant challenges as they work to rebuild following the Eaton Fire.
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Senator Pérez partners with Assemblymember Harabedian to protect historic homes

"This is especially important for Pasadena where preservation and history are core parts of our civic identity."
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Senator Pérez statement on AB 2624 (Bonta)

AB 2624 would protect immigration support services providers, their employees, and volunteers from threats and harassment
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Senator Sasha Renée Pérez issues statement on the Assembly Appropriations Committee’s vote to kill SB 995, The Masuma Khan Justice Act

I’m deeply disappointed by the Assembly’s action to kill SB 995
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Senator Sasha Renée Pérez issues statement on the Los Angeles County Fire Department’s report identifying cause of the Eaton Fire

The findings of this report confirm what the people of Altadena have known for over a year and a half: A Southern California Edison decommissioned powerline started the Eaton Fire that took the lives of 19 innocent people, devastated thousands of families and scarred a beautiful community.