This past May, two illegal Jordanian nationals, including one on a terror watchlist, attempted to breach Marine Corps Base Quantico by posing as delivery drivers. They were apprehended after trying to force their way onto the base, which houses key U.S. military and intelligence operations, including the FBI Academy. Despite the seriousness of their actions and their illegal status, both men were released on bail, sparking widespread concern.

In response to this heinous act, I recently joined a letter led by Rep. Andy Biggs demanding answers and accountability from the Biden-Harris Administration. The letter condemns the decision to release these individuals, highlighting the failure of the Biden-Harris administration's policies to protect American citizens and the dangerous precedent this sets. The letter calls for immediate action to ensure that those who threaten our security are detained and held accountable.

This week marked the three-year anniversary of the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan that led to the tragic loss of 13 American servicemembers in a suicide bombing at Kabul’s airport. The devastation of that day remains a painful reminder of the costs of rushed decisions and inadequate planning, leaving deep questions about the choices that led to such a loss. 

Since then, President Biden has remained largely silent, offering little acknowledgment of the sacrifices made. In contrast, former President Trump has met with the grieving families, providing the recognition and support they deserve. House Republicans continue to push for answers and accountability.

As we remember this anniversary, we pray for the families of the fallen and honor their service with a renewed call for accountability and respect.

In a major win for girls and women's sports, the Supreme Court of the United States in a 5-4 ruling overturned the Biden administration's revision of Title IX, which would have let men in women's sports, restrooms, locker rooms, and dorms.

Marshall and Alex from Team Moore had the opportunity to visit the Farley nuclear plant for a tour. The emergency preparedness team provided them with a comprehensive briefing on the plant and their duties and obligations while working there.

Taylor Keel from Team Moore's had the opportunity to participate in the Alabama Farmers Federation's farm tours at the organization's annual Farm & Land Conference earlier this month. Taylor had the opportunity to visit the ArborGen tree nursery in Selma and provide the Alabama Farmers Federation with a legislative update on my behalf.

Marshall from Team Moore recently visited the Wiregrass Public Safety Center, where he had the chance to witness the training of emergency and public safety servicemembers and provide the Wiregrass Public Safety Center's staff with a legislative update on the work I am doing in Washington, D.C. It was eye-opening for him to see how these dedicated individuals prepare to serve and protect our communities.

This month, I had the privilege of visiting the Mobile shipyard to celebrate its fifth anniversary and to provide those in attendance with a legislative update on the work I am currently doing in Washington, D.C.

I was very impressed with the shipyard! They have 5000 feet of pier space, a 355-acre footprint, a 1000+ labor force capacity, and have completed over 100 projects!

Shannon from Team Moore had the privilege of attending a touching luncheon in Ozark earlier this month, where she was surrounded by remarkable Purple Heart veterans from Coffee, Dale, and Houston Counties. She was fortunate enough to listen to Dr. Jack Hawkins from Troy University, a Purple Heart veteran, deliver a captivating and motivating keynote address. Shannon also had the chance to inform other attendees about the work I am doing on their behalf in Washington, D.C. 

 Recently, Marshall from Team Moore had the opportunity to visit the Pike County Judicial Complex to provide a legislative update on the work I am doing in D.C. and to tour the grounds. 

Pike County once had the most outdated facilities in the state, but now they have a new jail facility and the latest concept of a judicial center.

The center now houses four courtrooms, a forensic lab, an evidence room, and state-of-the-art security systems to ensure the safety of the public, employees, and inmates.

Thank you to the officers who were able to give Marshall a tour of the grounds!