Eliza Collins

Congressional reporter, Wall Street Journal

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Congressman Hakeem Jeffries has been elected as the next Democratic leader in the U.S. House. He'll be the first Black man to lead a major party in Congress.

What to expect from Hakeem Jeffries as House minority leader?

Congressman Hakeem Jeffries has been elected as the next Democratic leader in the U.S. House. He'll be the first Black man to lead a major party in Congress.

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