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There are 3 days left to tell DHS you support its proposed OPT fees. More than 1,000 of our members have already weighed in. Congress should enact H.R. 2315 and end OPT.
Comments close Monday night: numbersusa.org/blog/opt-rule…
Congrats to NumbersUSA Champion @RepBrianJack on being elected Chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC)!
Congrats to NumbersUSA Champion and new Republican Minority Leader @Jim_Jordan
Congratulations to @KenCalvert on his election victory in #CA40!
We appreciate his commitment to ending mass immigration, including his cosponsorship of bills to end chain migration and the visa lottery. His leadership in the House will be needed now more than ever.
Congratulations to @RepEliCrane on his reelection victory in #AZ02!
We appreciate his commitment to putting Americans first, including his introduction of bills to end chain migration and eliminate the OPT program. We’ll need his leadership now more than ever.
Congress must codify President Trump’s border security policies into law!
@chiproyTX’s H.R. 9773 would make these policies permanent, preventing a future administration from simply reversing them.
🚨BREAKING: House Freedom Caucus leadership just dropped a lame-duck roadmap for @SpeakerJohnson and @LeaderJohnThune.
Strip Democrat leverage. Deliver real wins. Do it before the clock runs out.
No leaving town until it’s done — let’s finish the job!
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This could have gone through day one of the 119th congess.
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EVENT: Honoring the Victims and Addressing the Afghan Security Threat
This month marks the first anniversary of the terrorist attack that took the life of National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom and wounded fellow member Andrew Wolfe. xitter.twitterapi.xyz/i/broadcasts/2LPLdEBRq…
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Proud to be one of only three U.S. Senators to have earned an A+ rating from @NumbersUSA for immigration-reduction 🇺🇸
NumbersUSA appreciates @RepLisaMcClain including us in conference messaging and outreach meetings. She has worked with NumbersUSA to pass border security legislation in the 119th Congress.
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Understand the implications of what happened in Texas last night.
Gina Hinojosa has called on Gov. Abbott to end state & local cooperation with ICE & she can order that on day one.
Hinojosa voted against the 2017 SB 4 as a TX state rep. The bill was essentially a sanctuary cities ban and required TX law enforcement to cooperate with ICE detainers. She then voted against another SB 4 in 2023, which made it a state crime to cross illegally into Texas.
Should there be another border crisis in coming years, there will likely be no resistance from Texas at the border. No Texas DPS, no TX National Guard, no razor wire or water buoys, and no Operation Lone Star, which Hinojosa called a “dog and pony show” and “political theater”.
Remember when 15,000 Haitians surged illegally into Del Rio, TX in 2021 under the international bridge? That was only stopped because Texas DPS responded on Abbott’s orders and physically blocked further crossings by lining up their cruisers to form a wall. The Biden Border Patrol was caught off guard and offered almost no resistance, except for some horseback agents who were falsely slandered for “whipping”.
Additionally, because Republicans failed to pass any legislation codifying President Trump’s border security measures, if Dems take the White House in 2028, that Dem president could, if he/she wants to, reverse every single Trump border security policy immediately upon taking office because they were all done at the executive level, and they can order Border Patrol to go back to a passive catch & release policy like we saw under Biden.
The exit polling shows no mandate for dismantling, defunding, or abolishing immigration enforcement... But there is a group within the Democratic Party that intends to push leadership to effectively stop interior enforcement.
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Congratulations to @RepBarryMoore, @RepAndyBarr and @RepHageman on their election to the U.S. Senate!
We appreciate their commitment to ending mass immigration, securing the border, and putting American workers first. Their leadership will be needed now more than ever.
NumbersUSA’s Statement on the 2026 Midterm Election:
Immigration policy wasn’t a decisive issue in the 2026 midterm election tonight, but the election could have a significant impact on immigration policy. Americans voted today with one issue paramount: their economic security. With a historically quiet border, immigration was not the decisive election issue that it was in 2024. Exit polling put immigration far behind the economy, and 89% of voters who prioritized immigration voted for Republicans. Overall, voters gave Republicans a 4-point advantage on immigration, the GOP’s strongest issue.
Secure borders are popular. High housing costs, stagnant wages, and limited job opportunities are straining the American dream. Three decades of the largest wave of immigration in U.S. history have made each of them worse.
The outgoing Republican majorities should finish the job they were sent to Washington to accomplish by codifying this secure border into law.
The incoming Democratic majority should reject calls from within its party to defund or abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement. That would be an egregious misreading of this election.
Instead, the next Congress should work toward a well-managed immigration system that prioritizes economic opportunity for all Americans, starting with the bipartisan reform first recommended 30 years ago: mandatory E-Verify.
🚨 UPDATE: These 37 Members of Congress have an A+ NumbersUSA Grade.
It’s Election Day and the 119th Congress is winding down. Here’s our latest Immigration-Reduction Report Card 📋
Grade Distribution:
🟢 A: 63
🔵 B: 125
🟡 C: 67
🟠 D: 24
🔴 F: 254
See how we grade your Members of Congress, then share their grade cards with them: numbersusa.org/grades
