Stop bastardizing the 14th Amendment

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.

Pass H.R. 35

Please vote YES on H.R. 35 to protect Border Patrol agents. Illegal migrants who flee from law enforcement in border areas should not be eligible for asylum. The public and Border Patrol agents need the extra layer of protection this bill provides.

Vote yes on H.R. 35 to criminalize evading Border Patrol agents

The House will soon hold a floor vote on H.R. 35, the Agent Raul Gonzalez Officer Safety Act. This legislation, while limited in scope, will aid border security by making it a crime to evade the Border Patrol and the state and local agents who assist them. Moreover, the legislation would make evading the Border Patrol a deportable offense, making it speedier and easier to deport illegal border crossers.

Set immigration limits

May 26, 2024 marks the 100th anniversary of the Immigration Act of 1924.

Pass H.R. 35

Please vote YES on H.R. 35 to protect Border Patrol agents. Illegal migrants who flee from law enforcement in border areas should not be eligible for asylum. The public and Border Patrol agents need the extra layer of protection this bill provides.

We must have immigration limits

• To save nature, we must have immigration limits

Conserve our farmland

Most Americans are concerned about the rapid conversion of America’s farmland and natural habitat to handle a rising tide of people fleeing more-crowded countries and states. Polling finds that most voters want this slowed down or stopped altogether. As a Member of Congress, you can help with this.

Take the pressure off our habitat and wildlife

America is having a “biodiversity crisis.” According to the U.S. EPA, our country has over 1,300 endangered or threatened species. Habitat loss is the primary reason our wildlife is being driven to extinction, and America’s high population growth is driving habitat loss.

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.

Your performance at the confirmation hearings has been disgusting

Not surprisingly, you have been utterly true to form at the confirmation hearings. Not only have you fit right in with the other disgusting Democrats, you have presented yourself as the perfect example of what is meant when people say they love this country but hate the government. As always, you did not represent me, my friends, the state of California, or the United States. At the risk of feeding your ego, let me say that you are among the worst of the worst.

Boarding house speed-rock

In Tatiana Whitlock’s “Spicy Disaster Drill” (Shooting Illustrated, October 2024, p. 24) she mentions Murphy’s Law but leaves out Vince Lombardi’s saying: “Practice does not make perfect. Only perfect practice makes perfect.” Her drill has would-be self-defense shooters training for one shot on the first target, two on the second, and three on the third. This would be horrible in a defensive situation. Instead, shooters should practice boarding house rules: Everyone gets firsts before anyone gets seconds. That is, shoot each target once before you shoot any target twice. In a boarding-house-rules drill, you shoot the first target(s) once each, the last target twice, and then go back to shoot the other target(s) once each, addressing them in order of the threat they pose in terms of weapons and proximity.

You must veto AB 1840

I demand you veto AB 1840 and protect legally present California home buyers.

Oppose HR 8771

I ask you to please oppose the United Nations’ so-called “Arms Trade Treaty.”

Biden-Harris ‘root causes’ approach has failed

With Vice President Kamala Harris now the Democratic nominee, it’s important to look back at her attempts to end illegal immigration. In March 2021, the White House dispatched Vice President Harris to Mexico and the Northern Triangle countries to tackle migration “challenges” and the “root causes” of illegal immigration. Unfortunately, her “Migration Strategy” to end illegal immigration has been a resounding failure and already-high illegal immigration has ballooned into the current Biden-Harris border crisis.

Mass immigration hurts Black and Hispanic workers

In his acceptance speech for the Republican nomination for president, Donald Trump reiterated a point he mentioned in his debate with President Biden: mass immigration was hurting Black and Hispanic workers.

Support immigration reductions to help jobless Americans

I heard the Republican nominee for vice president say that welcoming immigrants is part of the American tradition. He also said limiting businesses’ access to foreign labor would expand economic opportunities to sidelined American workers.

Working-class Black and Latino voters increasingly favor immigration limits

Donald Trump’s immigration policies are attracting more and more working-class Black and Latino voters for economic reasons.

Reinstate Remain in Mexico and denounce Biden’s 2,500 daily illegal plan

Biden’s Proclamation on Securing the Border allows an average of 2,500 illegal immigration encounters per day. And that doesn’t count minors or any inadmissible alien who uses the Border Patrol app. That is deplorable.

Biden’s unconstitutional amnesty worsens border crisis

I am outraged that President Joe Biden announced earlier this week his executive order giving amnesty for more than 500,000 illegal alien spouses of American citizens this week — the largest and most expansive executive amnesty in nearly a decade.

Oppose efforts to expand H-2 visa programs

It is concerning that some of your colleagues attempted to use the DHS appropriations bill to raise H-2 visa caps. As H-2B visas typically cover seasonal, entry-level, or unskilled jobs, these visas disproportionately harm young Americans. Increasing H-2B visa numbers would prevent thousands more young Americans from entering the workplace.