[Congressional Record Volume 166, Number 198 (Friday, November 20, 2020)] [House] [Pages H5992-H5993] From the Congressional Record Online through the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov] MILLIONS NEED OUR HELP (Ms. WEXTON asked and was given permission to address the House for 1 minute and to revise and extend her remarks.) Ms. WEXTON. Mr. Speaker, COVID cases in my district are doubling, tripling, or worse. From the D.C. suburbs to the rural areas, no part is immune. What is it going to take to burst the bubble our Senate colleagues are living in and wake them up to reality? Because in this reality, 12 million Americans are going to lose their unemployment benefits next month if we don't act. In this reality, tens of thousands of small businesses are on track to close their doors for good by the end of the winter. If our Senate colleagues continue to sit on their hands and continue to do nothing, then on top of a public health crisis and an economic crisis, we are also going to have a homelessness crisis as eviction and foreclosure moratoriums expire. Mr. Speaker, I am urging leaders of both parties in both Chambers of Congress to come together, and let's vote [[Page H5993]] on something we can agree on. Let's extend the deadline for CARES Act funds to be used by States and localities. Let's continue the eviction moratorium, student loan relief, and unemployment benefits that have been a lifeline for millions of workers. Let's do the work our constituents sent us here to do and help the American families and small businesses who are hurting. We owe it to the millions of people who need our help. ____________________