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TexasGOPVote Newsletter

October 10, 2019

Highlighted Blogs
ID'em and Tax'em! NOT COMPLICATED! - Stan Marek explained the benefits that an immigration “ID and Tax” policy would bring to the US economy, workforce, and society at the Texas Summit on Immigration last week in Houston.

Law Enforcement Leaders Voice Support for DACA in Amicus Brief - “DACA eliminates a significant barrier to developing trusting relationships with law enforcement that are essential to public safety,” the brief read in part.

Brady Urges President Trump to Approve Texas Disaster Declaration -  Many of the same families who were affected by Hurricane Harvey are again struggling to rebuild. Receiving this critical federal assistance will help our communities recuperate from the extreme flooding and remain Texas Strong.

Featured Topic

ID and Tax

It's past time that illegal immigrants and the people who employ them pay their fair share. The United States needs a system where the undocumented would be issued tamper-proof IDs, taxed at a rate equal to or higher than American citizens, and required to work for employers who deduct and match taxes. 
Additional Blog Posts

The American-Japanese Friendship Is Critically Important for Preserving Peace and Security in the Pacific Region and Across the Globe  

Texas Alliance for Life Announces Recipients of “Courageous Defense of Life” Awards to Be Presented at Annual Dinner  

Cornyn Commends Interim U.S.-Japan Trade Agreement, Tariff Reduction on Texas Beef

We Will End Modern Day Slavery in the State of Texas, in the United States, and Across the World  

Cornyn Announces Treasury Will Help Texans Redeem Billions in Unclaimed Savings Bonds  

Sen. Cruz Applauds Decision to Designate Arlington As Future Home for New Medal of Honor Museum

Sens. Cruz, Menendez Introduce Senate Resolution Commemorating the 150th Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi’s Birth

Cornyn, Gen. Murray, Chancellor Sharp Announce New Army Futures Command, Texas A&M System Partnership

Impeachment Is a ‘Desperate Act’
 
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