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Since President Biden entered office, more than 8.8 million illegal aliens and enough fentanyl to kill every man, woman and
child in this country have come across the southwest border. It is past time we secure the border and stop the flood of illegal aliens and deadly drugs pouring into our
country. Unfortunately, the supplemental funding bill put before the Senate this week failed to achieve this goal.
The legislation would have effectively legalized 1.8 million
illegal border crossings per year and provided millions of dollars to bail out sanctuary cities that are in danger of becoming bankrupt as a result of
their own failed policies. Rather than irresponsibly printing money and adding to the $34 trillion debt, our country would be far better off if
President Biden admitted his open-borders agenda has been an unmitigated disaster and brought back the highly successful Trump-era
policies. The
president could close the border, end catch and release, build the wall and reinstate Trump-era policies like ‘Remain in Mexico’ tomorrow
if he wanted to. The Biden administration saying it cannot enforce existing laws is a bold-faced lie.
On behalf of all Wyoming families, I implore President Biden to use
the ample authority at his disposal to end the crisis at our southern border immediately. Happy Trails,  |
Senator Lummis' Week in Pictures | |
I had a fun visit with the Cheyenne Central High School Future Farmers of America. We got to
discuss the students' FFA projects as well as what is happening with the Farm Bill in the Senate.
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2nd Annual Wyoming Funding Summit Set for April 8-12 in Riverton |
Registration is
open for the second annual Wyoming Funding Summit hosted by Senator John Barrasso, Governor Mark Gordon and me!
The summit provides FREE professional training on identifying, applying for, securing and managing grant funding. You will get
the opportunity to interact with and hear directly from state and federal funding agencies. Towns and counties are strongly encouraged to
attend. To learn more information, see the highlights and materials from last year and
register for this year as a speaker or as an attendee, please click here. |
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WYOMING SHOUT OUT |
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Congratulations to Laramie High School senior Grace Zhou
and Glenrock High School junior Casey Toner for being selected to represent Wyoming in the U.S. Senate Youth Program (USSYP).
This program assembles the brightest high school students from across America for an
incredible week-long conference in our nation's capital. The students will have the opportunity to meet with senators, cabinet members and a U.S. Supreme Court Justice.
Grace and Casey, you are making Wyoming proud. I cannot wait to meet you both when
you come to DC!
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