Earlier this month, I signed a letter led by Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) warning that AG Merrick Garland will face consequences if the DOJ is found to have obstructed the release of the Investigator General's report on the DOJ's involvement in the events of January 6th, 2021. This letter follows testimony by the DOJ's Inspector General, who suggested that the FBI had confidential human sources on the Capitol grounds that day and that the DOJ may be delaying the release of his final report on the matter. 

Alabama celebrated National Farmer Day this month to recognize these hardworking Americans. Over 8.6 million acres are covered by 37,000 Alabama farms. Producers raise cattle, cotton, peanuts, and more to line shop shelves and fill dinner tables. The Biden-Harris economy has risen input prices and decreased commodity prices, forcing farmers, ranchers, and foresters to survive on reference prices and the farm safety net.

After hearing from producers across the state at my Farm Bill listening sessions, raising these reference prices to help producers survive was my top House Agriculture Committee priority. Alabama farmers are our backbone, and we will always be grateful for their dedication, on National Farmer Day and every day. It is past time we step in and get them the help they need to keep Alabama strong.  

Our Founding Fathers intended a nation in which American citizens' voices would decide the future of our democracy. They believed that the right to vote in federal elections should be limited for those with a role in the country's future, specifically American citizens. The idea makes sure the direction of our country reflects the will of its citizens. Today, your vote gives you the opportunity to make a difference and continue forward that mission.

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Earlier this month, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) released statistics revealing that the Biden-Harris administration allowed more than 425,000 convicted criminals into the country this year. A few weeks ago, a "coding error" allowed nearly 200,000 Arizonans to vote without providing proof of citizenship. 

One of the most important responsibilities Americans have is the right to vote, and we should never jeopardize that process by allowing noncitizens to vote.

That is why I supported the SAVE Act and will continue to fight to secure our southern border and end the invasion of our communities. I will continue to work with my colleagues to ensure that only Americans can vote in American elections!

The Joint Task Force-National Capital Region will be accepting applications for groups to march in the 60th Inaugural Parade through December 4, 2024! The parade will be held on Monday, January 20, 2025 in Washington, D.C.