WATCH: Rep. Jayapal: 'Had we already banned chokeholds, George Floyd would be alive. Had we already banned no-knock warrants, Breonna Taylor would be alive.'
Rep. Pramila Jayapal says the Senate needs to provide "veto-proof" legislation to the Trump administration to stop future police brutality.
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George Floyd's brother set to testify at House police brutality hearingGeorge Floyd’s brother and their family's lawyer, Ben Crump, are among the witnesses set to testify before the House Judiciary Committee as it considers a new police reform bill.
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'I'm tired of pain': George Floyd's brother implores Congress for police reformsDemocrats are considering a number of measures, including banning choke holds and no-knock warrants in drug cases.
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Protesters heartened by swift reform, but vow broader changeIn the two weeks since George Floyd’s killing, cities around the nation have begun implementing changes such as banning chokeholds. But advocates and demonstrators say they are pushing for long-term reform, not quick concessions.
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Police Reform Legislation Moves Swiftly Through New York State LegislatureNew York's legislature passed new police reform legislation Monday — including a ban on chokeholds, a prohibition on race-based profiling, and a measure requiring police departments and courts to track arrests by race and ethnicity.
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California would ban police chokeholds under deal struck by legislative leadersCalifornia’s Assembly speaker and other key lawmakers on Monday backed making it illegal statewide for police to use a type of neck hold, a response to protests over police brutality.
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The Most Powerful Moments From the Funeral of George FloydGeorge Floyd’s family described his generosity, the Houston mayor banned police chokeholds, and he was entombed next to his mother.
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