Your tax cuts are at stake. If Congress fails, then your family could face a tax hike in the thousands, depending on where you live.

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Even worse, if Congress delays, then it may be too little, too late. We might end up with a watered-down bill that has less positive impact on American families.

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What was the benefit?

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The Trump tax cuts introduced:

• lower tax rates,
• an increased standard deduction,
• and enhanced child tax credits, delivering relief to millions of Americans while driving economic growth.

Don’t miss this important discussion featuring Rep. Lisa McClain and Fox News Contributor Katie Pavlich as they address the future of these tax policies and their impact on taxpayers.

AFP Foundation activists, joined by AFP Foundation-Oklahoma state director John Tidwell, rallied at the Supreme Court to defend parents’ education freedom and push for expanded learning opportunities.

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The case, St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School v. Drummond, challenges the exclusion of a Catholic charter school from Oklahoma’s public funding program.

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Advocates argue that such exclusion violates the Free Exercise Clause and limits families’ access to diverse, high-quality education choices.

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The rally highlighted the critical need for alternatives to traditional public schools, particularly for students who thrive in nontraditional environments.

If Congress allows the Trump tax cuts to expire, 26 million small businesses across America could see their taxes rise by a staggering 43%.

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This would present significant challenges for companies like Tri County Tower, LLC, in North Jackson, Ohio. The 2017 Trump tax cuts enabled owner Chris Thomas to transform his business, increasing employee wages by 30%, upgrading equipment, and investing in workforce training.

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These improvements not only helped grow his company but also strengthened the local economy and supported vital community programs.

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Tri County Tower is the type of community-minded business lawmakers had in mind when they reduced tax burdens in 2017. Their goal was to help these homegrown companies expand, hire more workers, and better serve their communities.

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Thanks to the tax cuts, Chris could reinvest in the people and services that keep his town connected.

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But without these tax cuts, essential companies, such as Tri County Tower, which responds to critical emergencies like downed cell towers, might struggle to provide affordable and reliable service.

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This would jeopardize not only local economies but also the well-being of everyday residents.

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For families like yours, the ripple effects could mean more expensive local services as businesses struggle to absorb higher tax burdens.

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Stand up for the small businesses that power our communities — tell your representatives to make the Trump tax cuts permanent.