Mixed record across 2005-2026. Voted YEA on the DREAM Act of 2010 (House Roll Call 625) and AYE on the 2005 Sensenbrenner enforcement bill H.R. 4437 (Roll Call 661, Dec 16, 2005), one of about 36 Democrats to do so. Her 2026 platform supports "comprehensive immigration reform with a pathway to citizenship," opposes "mass deportation and family separation," and demands ICE due-process oversight. No H-1B or employment-visa record found (GovTrack; GovTrack; campaign issues page).

Federal race. Her platform addresses housing, health care, education and energy "costs" generally but contains no zoning, density or data-center positions.

Platform: "fight to restore the U.S. Department of Education," "fully fund IDEA," and oppose "vouchers that drain our schools of tax dollars." Clearly supportive of public education. In Congress she sponsored the College Savings Flexibility Act. No record on AANHPI-history curriculum or TEAACH implementation (campaign issues page). Rating basis: Specific IDEA funding, restoring Education Department and opposition to vouchers. An AANHPI-specific bill is not required for this general-education score.

Voted No on the July 13, 2006 amendment to strip the bilingual-ballot extension, then Aye on final Voting Rights Act reauthorization retaining it through 2032. This is a historical ballot-access record, not a verified current platform. (amendment vote; final vote). Rating basis: Specific 2006 vote against stripping bilingual ballots plus final reauthorization Yea. Historical and not a current platform.

Voted AYE on the Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention (Matthew Shepard) Act (House Roll Call 223, Apr 29, 2009) and on the FY2010 NDAA conference report that enacted it (Roll Call 770, Oct 8, 2009). Her 2026 platform adds "supporting strong action against hate crimes, harassment, and discrimination." The record is not AAPI-specific (GovTrack; campaign issues page).

Rated on statements only. Mixed platform. Her "Strong Borders, Fair Immigration" plank is restrictive: "illegal immigration costs Illinois taxpayers billions," "deport criminal aliens." She also wants to "prioritize legal immigration for skilled workers who help grow – not replace – American jobs" and to "champion streamlining legal pathways," notable in this district. The wage-protective framing echoes restrictionist rhetoric; the explicit push to expand skilled legal immigration cuts against an H-1B pause. No position found on H.R. 8443 (campaign issues page).

Nothing found in the checked sources on zoning, density or data centers. Her priorities are Main Street/small business, crime, education, immigration and national security.

Rated on statements only. Her platform states "Put parents back in the driver's seat as their children's first educators" and "keep classrooms free from ideological agendas, return to core academics." She endorses "a range of educational options – public, charter, private, or home schools" plus "slashing bloated administrative costs." She has not addressed AANHPI- history curriculum (flagged as not AANHPI-specific) (campaign about page).

No statements found in the checked sources on multilingual government services or the Language Access for All Act.

Her "Ensure Safe Communities" planks are generic rule-of-law and police-resources items. No anti-AAPI-hate-crime component, statement or legislation found.