Representative Jay Obernolte

Cosponsor H.R. 319, the Legal Workforce Act

H.R. 319, in addition to requiring employers to run new hires through the Chamber of Commerce-approved E-Verify system, would move illegal aliens out of U.S. jobs. Over time, the more than 7 million illegal aliens in non-agricultural jobs would be replaced by unemployed Americans and legal immigrants. While not solving America’s unemployment or illegal immigration problems, the Legal Workforce Act would certainly lessen their severity.

Help fix the border by cosponsoring H.R. 29, the Border Safety and Security Act

I hope you will cosponsor H.R. 29, Rep. Chip Roy’s Border Safety and Security Act. The Biden administration refuses to do what is required to end the crisis at the border and H.R. 29 would force his Department of Homeland Security to end the flow of illegal aliens across the border. Specifically, this bill would:

Vote NO on H.R. 3648, the EAGLE Act

In case you missed it, the big Tech companies that are lobbying for the EAGLE Act and more captive foreign workers just laid off more workers than in 2020 and 2021 combined. There is no labor shortage.

Oppose making temporary work visas permanent

Keep H-1B visas ‘TEMPORARY’ — Vote NO on H.R. 3648

Cosponsor the SHORT Act!

Gun Owners of America alerted me to the unconstitutional actions of the Biden Administration to restrict pistol braces. This trend of restricting my Second Amendment rights cannot continue. In the last election, all Governors who signed constitutional carry into law won reelection. Clearly, support for gun rights is an issue you can win on.

H.R. 3648 will displace American workers — VOTE NO!

The House of Representatives will soon hold a vote on H.R. 3648, the EAGLE Act. I cannot understand how anyone can think that this bill is a good idea. H.R. 3648 would expand the H-1B program and permanently reduce the number of jobs available to American workers by turning virtually all nonimmigrant visas into a direct path to a green card for foreign workers and their spouses and children, including adult children, regardless of the numerical limits on employment-based green cards.