Assemblymember Gabriel advocates compassionate budget focusing on children and vulnerable communities

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California Assemblymember Gabriel announced the successful passage of Senate Bill 119, a budget bill focused on supporting vulnerable communities and addressing child hunger. During the Assembly Floor Session on July 7, 2025, Gabriel expressed gratitude to his Democratic colleagues for their contributions to the bill, emphasizing its compassionate and people-centered approach.

The bill received strong support, passing with a vote of 54 in favor and 11 against. Gabriel highlighted the importance of the budget in uplifting families and children across California, urging all members to vote in favor of the measure.

Following the discussion on SB 119, the Assembly moved to the consent calendar, where several resolutions were adopted without opposition. Notably, Joint Resolution 16, concerning the Tijuana River, was passed unanimously with a vote of 71 to 0, along with other items on the calendar.

As the session progressed, the Assembly also observed adjournments in memory of notable individuals, maintaining a quorum throughout the proceedings. The outcomes of this session reflect a continued commitment by California lawmakers to prioritize community welfare and environmental issues.

Converted from Assembly Floor Session meeting on July 07, 2025
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