Mike McCaul

Before Joe Biden was sworn into office, before he was even elected, he made the decision that he would hire based on race, gender, and sexual orientation.

This office tries to justify what I have literally heard people call bigotry by saying the State Department needs to look more like America.

Well, we talk a lot about operational control, and that's having a better understanding of who's coming in and who's leaving and what that threat really is. We're never really going to get that.

The U.S. Government must not conflate terrorism and crime.

Designating any of the Mexican drug cartels as FTOs at this time is a bad idea.

Several Mexican drug cartels are a threat to the homeland.

The Federal Government has failed to fulfill its duty to secure the border and protect the people of Texas and the United States.

I believe that Mexican criminal organizations are the largest criminal threat to the United States right now.

The Mexican state is no longer a partner to the United States.

While I disagree with some of the consequences put in place, our border was not overwhelmed following the end of Title 42.

In those first few days after Title 42 ended, encounter numbers dropped by more than half.

It's clear this administration has taken extensive steps to prepare for the end of Title 42.

I do worry about how we maintain the security around these technologies.

It is Xi Jinping creating that context.

The world's largest democracy should not be relying on War Criminal Putin.

We need to work on them getting produced and getting to Taiwan quickly.

I still believe in Ronald Reagan's policy of peace through strength, and that was a doctrine that defeated the Soviet Union, and one we must continue to employ to project American strength across the globe.

After I met with President Tsai, the CCP sanctioned me, a badge of honor, as far as I'm concerned.

So, I reject Xi Jinping's narrative that, you know, this is the United States being offensive with partners and allies.

This will not intimidate us. In fact, it only strengthens our resolve to foster a more innovative defense industrial base.

The malign actions of the Chinese Communist Party pose a clear and present danger.

Where are my weapons? I did not have a good answer. And she said, you know, 'I paid for them.'

Chairwoman Young Kim's Arms Exports Delivery Solutions Act mandates the Administration to report on why our weapons to Taiwan are delayed.

I recently led a congressional delegation to Asia, where I met with our Indo-Pacific Command, the 7th Fleet, and leaders in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan, including President Tsai.

The United States does not seek conflict, but only through strength can we provide the deterrence necessary to secure the peace in the region and around the globe.