Tony Gonzales
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Tony Gonzales is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Texas's 23rd congressional district since January 3, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, Gonzales has focused on issues such as border security, veterans' affairs, and economic development in his district, which spans a large area of southwestern Texas. He has been an advocate for policies aimed at addressing the challenges faced by his constituents, particularly in relation to immigration and law enforcement.
I think the people of his district need representation and they're not getting that right now.
I think it would work. Everyone I talk to is saying raise the credible fear standards is a good start.
I would love to see Secretary Blinken spend more time in the hemisphere solving these difficult issues with some of our foreign allies and partners.
We have to come together, and we have to pass appropriations bills. That's where I'm at.
What we need to do is draw a hard line in the sand and pass appropriation bills and move that over to the Senate and work with the Senate to get this ultimately signed by the president.
We need to have a hard line that forces everyone to get in the room and pass these bills.
The real solution is finding Venezuela, working with Venezuela and other countries to take back some of their people.
I don't want to see a shutdown, but there is no doubt in my mind that the country is headed for a shutdown, and everyone should prepare as such.
Continuing resolutions don't solve the problem. They just kick the can down the road.
It's not acceptable. It's not acceptable. And it hasn't been acceptable for two years.
I would be happy to host the president of the United States at Eagle Pass and walk through this situation.
All -- everything that is happening along the border is -- is -- is just adding fuel to the fire.
I would much rather see the administration, instead of focusing on illegal immigration, ... stop sending them down this dead-end road.
Everything that is happening along the border is just adding fuel to the fire.
The goal of the HIRE Act was one simple thing, create trust, and put one step forward.





