Mike Ezell
The Public Record
Mike Ezell is a Republican politician currently serving in the Virginia House of Delegates, a position he has held since January 12, 2022. He has a background in law enforcement, which informs his advocacy on various local issues. Ezell has focused on public safety and community concerns during his tenure, working to address the needs of his constituents in Virginia. His experience in law enforcement has shaped his approach to legislation and public service.
Due to the Biden administration's open border catch-and-release policies, cartel crime is transitioning from a border issue to a national issue.
I want to thank each and every one of you today for being here and sharing this information with us.
I think we could come to some sort of understanding on both sides about enforcing the law.
What I will say about some of these extremists on both sides, they need to be put in prison.
Costs are getting higher and timelines are getting longer, both because of the uncertainty placed on the industry by the Biden administration.
This committee continues to hear from the maritime industry about the significant shortages of U.S. mariners.
I live in basically a pretty rural district. How is the CISA addressing some of the challenges with cybersecurity in the rural areas?
I am also concerned about how the Biden administration is making it more difficult for our ICE agents to do their job.
I am concerned about the Homeland Security as being weaponized in ways that distract from its originally intended mission.
Morale is pretty low and these agents are being overwhelmed emotionally and physically.
Will you help remove some of these obstacles, like having to call the District of Columbia to get rid of a guy that has been convicted of 10 kilos of methamphetamine?
The Biden administration's disastrous border policies have worsened the crisis at all of our borders.
the Biden administration's disastrous border policies have worsened the crisis at all of our borders, not just the Southern Border.
The Biden administration has allowed the crisis at the border to persist. As we have shown today, every State is a border State.
We should secure our Southern Border. That includes continuing building the wall where it hasn't been built...
We have heard today how constantly changing, overreaching regulations confuse hard-working farmers and landowners.





