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Thank you for voting in favor of H.R. 22, the SAVE Act
I am glad that you voted in favor of H.R. 22, the SAVE Act! Ensuring that illegal aliens cannot register to vote in federal elections eliminates a potentially powerful reward for illegal immigration and keeps our elections secure and fair. I hope you will continue to take action to stem the tide of illegal aliens and remove the rewards that encourage them to illegally live and work in the United States.
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Keep fighting for full immigration funding
I am glad that the House passed the budget resolution that could allocate at least $175 billion to efforts to secure the border, end illegal immigration, and fully enforce our immigration laws. I understand this is a long and complicated process, but this funding is vital to undoing the Biden administration’s four-year border crisis.
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Co-sponsor H.R. 2705, the Nuclear Family Priority Act
Chain migration is an unnecessary and wasteful program that allows immigrants to bring in their adult relatives — their non-nuclear family members. Stopping this practice would allow immigration authorities to focus on admitting close family members and clear the immigration backlog. It would also reduce America’s immigration numbers that are spiraling out of control.
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Vote YES on H.R. 22
I strongly urge you to vote “Yea” on the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act (SAVE Act) to require proof of citizenship to register to vote in federal elections. This bill will build public trust in election integrity, and remove a potentially powerful reward for illegal immigration. H.R. 22 has received bipartisan support in the past and is a commonsense response to widespread agreement among voters that proof of voting eligibility should be required to participate in federal elections.
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Cosponsor H.R. 2315 to end the anti-American worker OPT program
It makes no sense to give foreign STEM graduates of U.S. universities a 36-month visa when fewer than half of American STEM graduates are able to find STEM jobs. Businesses employ more than half a million foreign workers under the OPT program, costing Americans hundreds of thousands of jobs, and Social Security and Medicare billions of dollars since employers don’t pay into those funds when they hire through OPT.
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World Rewilding Day
Save wildlife habitat by reducing immigration-driven population growth.
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Reduce H-1B visas
I expect this Congress to introduce and pass a bill to limit H-1B visas to a small number of critical-need talents. If you do not act, the program will continue to drive Americans out of these fields.
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No rewards for illegals
Limit birthright citizenship, mandate e-verify, and end chain migration.
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Lower immigration
Say “NO” to cheap labor. Limit H-1B program and end OPT.
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Americans want less immigration
Americans want less immigration, as promised.
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U.S. citizenship should not be for sale
The Visa Lottery should be abolished. We should not be selling green cards. We should not be awarding slots to people selected by a random computer lottery. Abolish the visa lottery.
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Opposed limitations on consumer vehicle choice
I urge you to disapprove the waivers granted by EPA to California that are currently being considered under the Congressional Review Act. If not disapproved, these waivers will limit consumer vehicle choice, increase costs at the taxpayer and consumer levels, and impose stringent policies that are impractical.
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Oppose A.B. 1187
I oppose A.B. 1187.
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Cosponsor S. 1151 to mandate E-Verify
S. 1151, the Accountability Through Verification Act, would require all employers to run both new hires and current employees through the E-Verify system. Instead of unscrupulous employers being able to drive down wages and take advantage of illegal workers, they will now be obliged to hire American and legal immigrant workers. Additionally, it notifies employers when a suspected stolen or fraudulent Social Security Number has been stolen or is being used.
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Fund immigration enforcement
Provide funding to continue immigration enforcement.
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Immigration reduction is needed to conserve open spaces
Nature needs open spaces; reduce immigration-driven population growth.
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Americans want less immigration
Immigration is too high. Mass immigration makes housing less affordable, our communities less sustainable, and good jobs less obtainable. After decades of stagnant wages and a declining labor force participation rate, Congress should make it easier for Americans to find jobs, not harder.
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End the unjust foreign worker program
Cosponsor H.R. 2315 to help American college graduates find jobs.
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Vote YES on H.R. 38
I was very pleased to see that H.R. 38 — the Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act — advanced out of the House Judiciary Committee for a full floor vote in the House.
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Drop your suit, stop bastardizing the 14th
As a matter of a decades-long misguided policy, the Federal government has granted citizenship to children born to illegal alien mothers. This is a reward to those parents who have entered or stayed in the United States violating immigration laws, including those who arrived during the 2021-2024 border crisis.
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