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Katie Boyd Britt is an American politician and attorney currently serving as the junior United States senator from Alabama, a position she has held since January 3, 2022. A member of the Republican Party, Britt has focused on various issues including economic policy and child care accessibility. She has been vocal about the impact of child care on the economy, citing significant annual losses due to affordability and accessibility challenges. Britt has also emphasized the importance of bipartisan cooperation in government operations.
If we’re serious about shrinking the size of the illegal immigrant population, protecting American workers, and fully enforcing our immigration laws, then enacting universal mandatory E-Verify and eliminating the single greatest incentive…
"This National Police Week, we honor the unwavering commitment and dedication of our law enforcement officers, including those who made the ultimate sacrifice," said Senator Britt.
As a member of the Senate Banking Committee, I’ve enjoyed working with @Pulte in his capacity as Director of Federal Housing. I appreciate his willingness to serve and dedication to our country. I wish him success in this critical role for…
This is a common-sense bill that everyone should be able to get on board with, and I will work diligently to usher this legislation through the Senate and get it to President Trump’s desk.
If you come to this country illegally, you shouldn’t be here to begin with, and you shouldn’t be working in the United States.
We should enforce the law and ensure jobs go to Americans, not illegal aliens.
This National Police Week, we honor the unwavering commitment and dedication of our law enforcement officers, including those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
I really think we should think long and hard about Senator Kennedy's bill. I fully support it. I hope that we can get every one of our colleagues down here to do the same because what Senator Kennedy's bill says is that if there are people…
we would like that opportunity to continue funding the Department of Homeland Security in its entirety while we have a conversation about the best pathway to move forward. So I have two asks of my Democratic colleagues. We said this last…
look, we stand ready. And I am disappointed that we were objected to being able to fund the Department of Homeland Security, which we just saw my colleague from Washington object to. The proposal that they are offering does this--our…
I think you have seen the leader lay out exactly what is happening here. We have political games being played by our Democratic colleagues, instead of putting the people of this Nation first. What we have just seen put forth by the Senator…
Democrats claim they are no longer for open borders. Yet they are now proposing to actually defund border security. Their proposal completely defunds Customs and Border Protection, including Border Patrol. Year over year, fentanyl deaths…
I am honored to recognize Dr. Marshall Schreeder, a distinguished physician, researcher, and community leader whose lifelong dedication to medicine has profoundly strengthened healthcare in the State of Alabama and beyond. A native of…
look, I am going to say it one more time. We wanted more time. Democrats asked for 2 weeks. Our concern was that 2 weeks wasn't long enough. It took the Democrats a week to articulate what it is they wanted. They articulated it via press…
I rise today to pass this legislation by unanimous consent and offer a 2-week continuing resolution so that we can assure the DHS is fully funded while we continue to negotiate. Two weeks ago, we agreed to extend funding while we talked…
I rise today to celebrate life. Last week, our Nation's Capital saw thousands who traveled here to march in the 53rd annual March for Life. My team was proud to host many Alabamians who were here and thank them for their dedication to the…
I join my colleagues from Rhode Island in coming today to honor the victims at Brown University, for those who lost their lives and those who are fighting for theirs right now in a hospital room. We lift up their families in prayer. We ask…
We're fighting for you. And so, we're gonna keep working and keep making sure that we deliver solutions.
Our economy loses $122 billion a year because of affordability or accessibility of child care.
Millions more people are going to be able to afford this because of President Trump's leadership.
Those two things do not match up, and Democrats need to actually be honest about it and get the government back open.
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