The Congressional Black Caucus will do everything within our power to oppose this proposed budget.
Oppose the proposed 2027 budget cuts to maternal and child health programs at HHS.
Occurrences
Evidence
Latest News shown on the official House site: June 10, 2026, "Rep. Analilia Mejia Applauds House Passage of Faster Labor Contracts Act"; June 9, 2026, "Congresswoman Analilia Mejia Appointed to U.S. House of Representative Committee on Small Business"; June 3, 2026, "Rep. Analilia Mejia Confronts Department of Homeland Security Secretary Mullin on Delaney Hall."
Assessments
As of June 18, 2026, the relevant 2027 HHS cuts are still in the proposal stage, and Analilia Mejia has been in office only since April 20, 2026. Her campaign site shows a broad pro-health-care agenda, including support for comprehensive coverage and maternity care, but the available public record reviewed here does not show a specific statement, letter, hearing action, bill, or vote from Mejia directly opposing the proposed 2027 maternal and child health cuts at HHS. Her official House press materials in the current lookback window focus on labor, committee assignments, and DHS oversight, not this budget issue. Because the promise is about taking opposition action and there is not yet documented evidence that she has done so, but the budget fight is ongoing and there is still time for her to act during this term, the best judgment is unresolved rather than never.