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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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Cut illegal benefits to illegal aliens
California is running out of money, cut benefits to illegal aliens!
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Break our addition to cheap labor
Say “NO” to cheap labor. Limit H-1B program and end OPT.
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Steps to save the 2nd Amendment
Here are three critical actions I hope you take to save the Second Amendment.
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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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Thanks for voting for the immigration enforcement budget
Thank you for voting in favor of H. Con. Res. 14! I’m glad that you and your colleagues are fully-funding the president’s border security and immigration enforcement priorities. Please ensure that the final funding is approved so that the Trump administration has the funding it needs to reverse the Biden Border Crisis.
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Support A.B. 89
I am writing to express my strong support for Assembly Bill 89, as it represents a vital step in protecting the integrity and fairness of girls sports in California.
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Pardon Derek Chauvin
We write to urge you to immediately issue a pardon for Officer Derek Chauvin, who was unjustly convicted and is currently serving a 22-and-a-half year sentence for the murder of George Floyd and associated federal charges.
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Oppose A.B. 1333
I am writing to express my opposition to your Assembly Bill 1333, a dangerously misguided piece of legislation that strikes at the very heart of our fundamental right to self-defense, a right enshrined in both our Constitution and our moral fabric as Americans.
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Extend the duration of concealed carry permits
I am writing to express my support for your Assembly Bill 1092, which seeks to enhance the rights of responsible firearm owners throughout the Golden State. This legislation recognizes the importance of not just the right to own a firearm, but the right to carry it securely and responsibly.
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Reduce immigration so more Americans can work and own homes
Immigration, unemployment, and housing costs are all too high.
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Low immigration will help save America’s biodiversity
Biden fell far short of conservation goals. Reducing immigration is the way forward.
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Vote YES on the House immigration budge
The House of Representatives is scheduled to vote on H. Con. Res. 14, the House’s budget resolution, tomorrow. The budget resolution sets budgets and priorities for the next ten years; once passed by both the House and Senate, individual committees will determine how the money is allocated. The resolution currently before the House allocates an additional $200 billion for border and interior immigration enforcement.