Jim Pillen
The Public Record
Jim Pillen is an American politician and businessman currently serving as the Governor of Nebraska, having taken office on January 5, 2023. A member of the Republican Party, Pillen has focused on issues related to public safety and homeland security during his tenure. He has emphasized the importance of protecting Nebraskans and has been vocal about his support for measures to address illegal immigration. Prior to his governorship, Pillen was known for his involvement in business and community initiatives in Nebraska.
There’s absolutely zero reason for taxpayers to be subsidizing purchases of soda and energy drinks.
Nebraskans stand ready to address the next difficult, highly infectious deadly disease. No matter what the risk is …
I foresee them busting down some barriers to what I called a great wealth-builder, homeownership.
Since the Tyson plant closure was announced, I have directed every available resource and state agency to do everything possible to support the Lexington community.
The most important proclamation I’ve ever had the privilege to sign.
God’s design for marriage is a family with one husband, one wife and children.
One of the key ringleaders of this planned attack was identified by the FBI right here in Nebraska.
I am proud beyond words not only that this terrorist is now behind bars, but also that our Nebraska State Patrol provided significant support in the FBI-led operation that took him into custody.
We thought it was really, really important that we make sure that anybody that’s walking through comes away with a very, very, very clear picture of what’s made Nebraska who we are.
Any Nebraskan that goes in, whether they’ve not been back, they grew up or were born here, they go in and they go, ‘Holy cow. I’m moving back to Nebraska. I miss it so much,’
Please keep our firefighters and responders in your prayers as they continue a tough and dangerous fight through the night.
The terrain in that area is extremely rugged, and windy conditions are compounding the challenge.
The hard core reality is that … there are some bad people that come here.
Homeland security starts at home, and, just as when I twice deployed troops to secure our southern border during the failed Biden administration, Nebraska will continue to do its part.
I am pleased that our facility and team in McCook can be tasked with helping our federal partners protect our homeland by housing criminal illegal aliens roaming our country’s communities today.
It's crystal clear. Colorado has been holding water back from Nebraska for almost 100 years and getting more and more egregious every single day. So today it's really, really simple: We're here to put our gloves on. We're going to fight…





