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On Wednesday, the House Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on Immigration Integrity, Security, and Enforcement held a hearing titled "Restoring Immigration Enforcement in America." The discussion focused on the severe border crisis created by the Biden-Harris Administration's policies, which allowed approximately 8 million illegal aliens to enter the United States, including nearly 6 million released into the interior and over 1.9 million known “gotaways". These numbers highlight the administration's dismantling of effective immigration enforcement measures, such as the termination of the border wall construction and the misuse of parole authority to release individuals in masses into the country.

During my questioning, I focused on the misuse of the 14th Amendment, which states, "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States." While this amendment was originally designed to grant citizenship to formerly enslaved individuals and their descendants, it has since been exploited by those entering the United States illegally to give birth to children who automatically gain citizenship. This practice, often referred to as “birth tourism”, has created a loophole that undermines the integrity of our immigration system. Non-citizens use this provision to establish a foothold in the country, benefiting from the privileges of citizenship for their children while bypassing lawful immigration channels.

This abuse of the 14th Amendment not only challenges the intent behind the amendment but also places additional strain on American taxpayers and public resources. Hospitals, schools, and social service programs often bear the financial burden of this exploitation, leaving hardworking Americans to cover the costs. Reforming this interpretation of the 14th Amendment is critical to restoring fairness to our immigration system and ensuring that citizenship remains a privilege earned through legal and transparent processes. Addressing this loophole is essential to prevent further misuse of our Constitution and to protect the sovereignty of our nation.

Click below to watch my explanation of the 14th Amendment and its implications for immigration reform.

I am excited to share that in the 119th Congress, I will continue to serve on the House Committee on the Budget, the Committee on Education and Workforce, and the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. Additionally, this Congress I will serve on the House Committee on the Judiciary.   

I was also named Chairman of the Oversight Committee's Subcommittee on Healthcare and Financial Services. As Chairman, I will have oversight jurisdiction over federal health care policy, food and drug safety, federal entitlement programs, monetary policy, banking, infrastructure, and tax policy. 

It is my privilege and honor to continue serving the people of Wisconsin’s Sixth District on four prominent committees in the House of Representatives. I have served on three out of these four committees in the past and look forward to continuing to bring Wisconsin common-sense to the table. 

In addition to these committee assignments, I was one of just 23 Members to be appointed as a regional representative to the Republican Policy Committee, I will serve on the House Majority Whip team, as a member of the DOGE Caucus, and as a member of the Steering Committee for the Republican Study Committee, whose full roster contains upwards of 170 members. 

I’m ready to get to work in the 119th Congress to hold government agencies and officials accountable, promote all forms of higher education and technical training, and restore fiscal responsibility in Washington.