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The math is simple. The Congressional Budget Office projects that net immigration will account for all population growth in the US by 2040, while the demand for workers will continue to increase. Read more about Come From Away

Cornyn: Schumer ‘Playing with Fire’ on NDAA Delay

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On the floor, U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) highlighted the dangers of Democrat Leader Schumer delaying the consideration of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), leaving the U.S. Department of Defense and service members in the lurch without the ability to plan. Excerpts of Sen. Cornyn’s remarks are below, and video can be found here. Read more about Cornyn: Schumer ‘Playing with Fire’ on NDAA Delay

San Antonio Congressional Delegation Commends VA for Reversing Decision to Cancel Veterans Day Ceremony at Fort Sam Houston Cemetery

Members of the San Antonio Congressional delegation sent a bipartisan letter led by Rep. Tony Gonzales (TX-23) to Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Secretary Denis McDonough urging the agency to reverse the recent decision to cancel the annual Veterans Day Observance Ceremony at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. Yesterday evening, the agency announced that the ceremony would continue as planned after pushback from Rep. Read more about San Antonio Congressional Delegation Commends VA for Reversing Decision to Cancel Veterans Day Ceremony at Fort Sam Houston Cemetery

VIDEO: Congressman Moran Reflects on Anniversary of September 11th

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Congressman Nathaniel Moran (R-TX-01) released a statement on the anniversary of September 11th, pausing to reflect on the victims and heroes who paid the ultimate sacrifice on that fateful day 23 years ago. His video remarks and full transcript can be found below.

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Subpoenaing Secretary Blinken for His Refusal to Provide Answers on His Role in the Afghanistan Withdrawal

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Since May, I’ve made it clear to Secretary of State Antony Blinken that he will be required to appear before my committee this September and testify on the findings in our upcoming report on the botched Afghanistan withdrawal. His continued refusal forced me to issue a subpoena this week. Read more about Subpoenaing Secretary Blinken for His Refusal to Provide Answers on His Role in the Afghanistan Withdrawal

Cornyn Sounds Alarm on Schumer’s September ‘Collision Course’

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On the floor, U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) sounded the alarm on the Senate’s looming – and predictable – September deadlines, such as passing the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), government funding, and a Farm Bill, all of which Leader Schumer has left until the last minute. Excerpts of Sen. Read more about Cornyn Sounds Alarm on Schumer’s September ‘Collision Course’

VIDEO: Cornyn Joins Fox News Sunday on the Presidential Election, Government Funding, Border Crisis

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On Fox News Sunday, U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) joined Shannon Bream to discuss Tuesday’s presidential debate, Republicans’ policy priorities under a Trump-Vance administration, the outlook on government funding ahead of the September 30th deadline, and Vice President Harris’ bungling of the border crisis. Excerpts of Sen. Read more about VIDEO: Cornyn Joins Fox News Sunday on the Presidential Election, Government Funding, Border Crisis

I Am Holding the Biden-Harris Administration Accountable for the Afghanistan Withdrawal

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The Afghanistan withdrawal will remain a stain on the Biden-Harris administration’s legacy for decades to come. On Monday, I will release a report on my three-year-long investigation into the administration’s deadly Afghanistan withdrawal. Read more about I Am Holding the Biden-Harris Administration Accountable for the Afghanistan Withdrawal

Expanding Broadband Access in Rural Communities

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This week I introduced the PROTOCOL Act alongside Representative Debbie Dingell (MI-06) to improve the mapping process for broadband funding. There are currently over 130 broadband programs being funded across fifteen different federal agencies with little coordination on billions of dollars being spent. Read more about Expanding Broadband Access in Rural Communities

Have We Lost Our Freedom of Speech?

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It has been a tumultuous and at times a surreal summer.  We are left wondering, “What’s Next?” Most Americans are noticing the high cost of food, gasoline and everything else and find it difficult to budget everyday costs.  But, it seems as if no one is noticing that Socialism has been inflicted by our government leadership.  Socialism is insidious and dangerous because it develops gradually and most people do not even take notice. Read more about Have We Lost Our Freedom of Speech?

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