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Consumer Protection

January 18, 2019

As furloughed federal workers scramble to cover their bills, members of Congress are imploring the Education Department to help those workers manage their student loans during the partial government shutdown.


January 16, 2019

At least 80 members of Congress have said they will refuse their paychecks or donate their earnings for the length of the shutdown in solidarity with unpaid federal employees.


January 13, 2019

Oregon Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici talks one-on-one with KATU's Angelica Thornton about the on-going government shutdown and why she thinks President Trump shouldn't get any money to build a border wall.


December 20, 2018
We write to express our deep concern about recent reporting from Reuters detailing the presence of asbestos in talcum powder products used in a variety of consumer goods, including baby powders commonly used on infants.

December 20, 2018

Two Democratic U.S. lawmakers have called on the Environmental Protection Agency to answer questions about asbestos exposure after Reuters reported that documents showed Johnson & Johnson knew for decades of the minerals presence in its popular baby powder.


October 9, 2018
When people travel by air, they often experience lost luggage, delays, or other complications that are entirely out of their control.

August 10, 2018

WASHINGTON, DC [08/10/18] – Congresswoman Bonamici (OR-01) issued the following statement after the Trump administration moved to repeal the gainful employment rule, which protects students attending career colleges from being burdened by student loan debt that they cannot repay.


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Rep. Bonamici shaking the hand of a senior citizen
As a former consumer protection attorney, I know that people with bad intentions frequently take advantage of older Americans. In Congress I serve as a leader of the bipartisan Elder Justice Caucus, where I am fighting to help victims of fraud, hold scammers accountable, and recover stolen money for our seniors. Resources are available to you and your family if you need help. A call to my Beaverton office is a great place to start: 503-469-6010.

As a former consumer protection attorney, I know that people with bad intentions frequently take advantage of older Americans. In Congress I serve as a leader of the bipartisan Elder Justice Caucus, where I am fighting to help victims of fraud There are resources for you and your family if you need help. Call my Beaverton office at 503-469-6010.