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Progressives camp outside Capitol to protest evictions

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Rep. Cori Bush (D-Mo.) is the first Black woman in Congress to represent Missouri. She is protesting the end of the federal eviction moratorium that helped Americans hang on to their homes during the COVID-19 crisis. The moratorium expires Saturday, but Bush is committed to keep fighting.

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Representative Cori Bush sleeps outside Capitol to protest end of eviction freeze: "I know what it's like"

"I have been evicted three times myself. I know what it's like to be forced to live in my car with my two children," Bush said. "Now that I am a member of Congress, I refuse to stand by."

3 years ago

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The Hill

Progressives camp outside Capitol to protest evictions

Several House progressives slept outside the Capitol on Friday night to protest the expiration of the federal eviction moratorium.Democratic Reps. Cori...

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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Newsweek

Cori Bush blasts some Democrats for vacationing rather than extending evictions moratorium

"We slept at the Capitol last night to ask them to come back and do their jobs. Today's their last chance. We're still here," Bush tweeted on Saturday.

3 years ago·United States

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HuffPost

Rep. Cori Bush Camps Out At Capitol To Protest End Of Eviction Moratorium

Democrats failed to push through an extension before heading off on Congress's summer recess. The Missouri lawmaker invites them to her campout.

3 years ago·United States

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UPI

Eviction moratorium to expire; House progressives sleep outside in protest

A federal eviction moratorium expires Saturday after Congress failed to pass legislation extending the ban, prompting some House progressives to sleep outside the Capitol in protest.

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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Business Insider

Progressive Cori Bush says 'some Democrats went on vacation instead' of preventing the eviction moratorium from expiring

Once the moratorium expires on July 31, about 6 million Americans will risk eviction in the coming months.

3 years ago·United States

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Progressives camp outside Capitol to protest evictions

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Representative Cori Bush sleeps outside Capitol to protest end of eviction freeze: "I know what it's like"

Representative Cori Bush sleeps outside Capitol to protest end of eviction freeze: "I know what it's like"

Progressives camp outside Capitol to protest evictions

Progressives camp outside Capitol to protest evictions

Cori Bush blasts some Democrats for vacationing rather than extending evictions moratorium

Cori Bush blasts some Democrats for vacationing rather than extending evictions moratorium

Rep. Cori Bush Camps Out At Capitol To Protest End Of Eviction Moratorium

Rep. Cori Bush Camps Out At Capitol To Protest End Of Eviction Moratorium

Eviction moratorium to expire; House progressives sleep outside in protest

Eviction moratorium to expire; House progressives sleep outside in protest

Progressive Cori Bush says 'some Democrats went on vacation instead' of preventing the eviction moratorium from expiring

Progressive Cori Bush says 'some Democrats went on vacation instead' of preventing the eviction moratorium from expiring

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