Continue standing up against political retribution targeting Colorado.

Thankfully, because we’ve spoken out, the courts have put a check on this lawlessness but I will continue to stand up to the unprecedented political retribution we are witnessing.

Pettersen says she will continue opposing what she describes as political retribution against Colorado.

Fighting Back Against the Trump Administration | U.S. Representative Brittany Pettersen
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Pettersen's official House page says she is fighting Trump administration actions by joining lawsuits, introducing legislation, signing petitions, and more. Under 'Protecting Colorado From Trump's Political Retribution,' it says Trump has targeted Colorado through attacks on mail-in voting, canceled disaster assistance funding, and other actions, and that she has led or joined efforts against cuts affecting child care, clean water, public health programs, and more.

The official office page directly matches the promise and lists continuing actions against alleged political retribution targeting Colorado.

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Fighting Back Against the Trump Administration | U.S. Representative Brittany Pettersen
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Pettersen led a letter to USPS seeking reliable delivery of mail-in ballots for rural and mountain communities. The release says the effort followed testimony that USPS could withhold mail ballots from states that do not provide federal voter lists, a concern for Colorado as a universal vote-by-mail state.

Pettersen took a concrete oversight action to defend Colorado's mail-ballot system from a federal threat she framed as an attack on mail voting.

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During Colorado’s Primary Election Week, Rep. Pettersen Leads Push For USPS to Ensure Timely Delivery of Mail in Ballots | U.S. Representative Brittany Pettersen
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Pettersen demanded answers from the Department of Education after it threatened enforcement action and potential withholding of $98 million from Jefferson County Public Schools. Her letter urged the Department to rescind the threat and said Colorado students should not become collateral damage in the dispute.

This is a direct intervention against a federal funding threat affecting a Colorado school district in her congressional district.

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Rep. Pettersen Demands Answers After Trump Administration Threatens $98 Million in Federal Funding for Jeffco Schools | U.S. Representative Brittany Pettersen
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Pettersen joined Senators Bennet and Hickenlooper in demanding a full accounting of the Trump administration's 'Anti-Weaponization Fund' and any attempts to compensate January 6 defendants, election deniers, or people involved in efforts to overturn the 2020 election, including Tina Peters.

The letter shows Pettersen standing up against federal actions tied to Colorado election-denier Tina Peters and alleged politically motivated payouts.

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Pettersen, Bennet, Hickenlooper Demand Answers as Trump Administration Pursues Backdoor Payouts for January 6 Defendants and Election Deniers | U.S. Representative Brittany Pettersen
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Pettersen and Neguse led Colorado House Democrats in introducing the KIDS Act, TRUST Act, and OPEN Act to reform DHS, ICE, and CBP. The release says the bills would add transparency, accountability, due-process protections, limits on detention of children, restrictions around sensitive locations, identification requirements, and detention oversight.

Introducing a package of federal oversight bills is concrete action against Trump-era enforcement practices that Pettersen argues harm Colorado communities.

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Reps. Pettersen, Neguse Lead Colorado House Democrats in Introducing Immigration and Customs Enforcement Reforms | U.S. Representative Brittany Pettersen
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Pettersen announced she voted against a budget reconciliation package providing $70 billion over three years to ICE and CBP, criticizing the lack of accountability measures. The release also says she helped introduce three ICE oversight bills and consistently voted against Trump's immigration agenda.

The vote and related legislation are concrete congressional actions opposing Trump administration enforcement policies she describes as abusive.

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Rep. Pettersen Votes Against $70 Billion Check for Trump’s ICE Operations | U.S. Representative Brittany Pettersen
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Pettersen, Bennet, Hickenlooper, and DeGette demanded answers from EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin after safety failures at EPA Region 8 headquarters in Denver, including a mishandled bomb threat, removal of hardwired emergency phones, and unclear emergency protocols.

Pettersen joined Colorado officials in pressing the Trump administration over safety and emergency failures affecting federal workers in Denver.

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Rep. Pettersen Demands Answers After Trump Administration Leaves EPA Region 8 Employees Without Reliable Emergency Communications
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Pettersen introduced the SAFE Act to block mass federal layoffs during a shutdown. The release notes she represents the Federal Center in Lakewood, which employs about 6,000 federal workers, and says the bill would prohibit unlawful terminations and require reinstatement with back pay.

The SAFE Act is a concrete legislative response to alleged Trump administration use of federal workers, including Colorado workers, as political leverage.

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Pettersen, Olszewski to Introduce SAFE Act to Shield Federal Workers from Trump Administration Layoffs During Potential Shutdown
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Pettersen's office created a resource page for Coloradans affected by President Trump's executive orders, including federal employees, LGBTQ+ Coloradans, parents, students, and immigrant families. The page invites constituents to share how federal actions affected them and provides government resources.

The resource page shows continuing constituent-facing support for Colorado residents affected by Trump administration policies, though it is more assistance-oriented than legislative.

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Resources for Coloradans Affected by Trump Administration Policies | U.S. Representative Brittany Pettersen
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