The Second and Fourth Amendments are not negotiable, and we will keep fighting to protect both.
Mike Cloud
The Public Record
Michael Jonathan Cloud is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Texas's 27th congressional district since June 21, 2018. A member of the Republican Party, Cloud has focused on issues such as border security, economic development, and veterans' affairs during his time in office. He has been an advocate for policies that support small businesses and promote job growth in his district. Cloud previously served in the Texas House of Representatives before his election to Congress.
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August 7, 2026
Congress has the responsibility to ensure those funds are used to celebrate and preserve American history, not distort it.
— Mike Cloud
This is great news for the American people. When we uncovered that the ATF was purchasing software to track Americans’ cell phone location data without a warrant, I knew that would not be the end of the conversation.
I rise as well to honor the Ganado Maidens, our 2025 UIL 2A State champions. With a 5-4 comeback win, the Maidens closed out their season fueled by grit with a 19-game win streak. The Maidens were down, with one out to go, when they…
I rise to congratulate the London Pirates baseball team, the 2025 UIL 3A D1 State champions. With a 4-3 win, the Pirates secured their second State title in program history, capping off a dominant postseason and a 14-game winning streak…
The first goal is to instill equity. We know that these DEI initiatives have had a discriminatory aspect in it.
I have been in enough of these, and that is the expected answer from any Administrator--of course it is not in the policy.
How are we going to make sure that the government stays in check so that we can begin to restore the trust in the American people?
What are we doing to make sure that we don't threaten the licenses of medical professionals who are experts in the field that might have a different view?
What are we doing to make sure that we don't tread on people's civil rights again?
Well, I'm guessing like every other agency that makes a mistake or has failures in the Federal Government, they'll probably come and same, 'Well, we need more money and more authorities.'
There was a lot of understanding in the first couple of weeks that this was novel, and we had to figure it out.
I have learned in my time here that anytime there is a bill that basically is apple pie and puppy dogs and everything that we should really look into what is going on into this bill.
This affects less than 1 percent of our military... there are a whole lot of things we can do that would better help our military.
We have somebody in the White House who does not share the objective that most of us have of a strong U.S. presence
A no-bid contract, $80 million made by--basically, an Obama transition team official left.
So if we know there are 300,000 criminal aliens, it is likely substantially higher.
What is the legal--like for somebody who is presenting legal documents how is the TSA like, saying you can't go on this flight?
I really appreciate all the work that law enforcement officers do. The last thing I want to do is cut law enforcement support. Trust me.





