So they won't be deported, but they'll be living in the shadows all their lives. It's wrong to funnel them down a dead end.
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.
If this is what the administration thinks is a win, they're on the complete wrong path.
We should surge immigration judges to the border, and that person should get their case heard in days, not years.
What we have to do is, we have to enforce the laws that are already on the books.
I think someone should go there and have a conversation... and work with these places.
The alternative is bringing -- the president should have surged, should surge immigration judges to the border.
The president should have surged, should surge immigration judges to the border.
We only get help when a bill becomes a law and the stress is alleviated at all levels.
I think you -- we passed this H.R.2 bill this week. And what you're going to see is, everyone's saying, we did our part.
This is all of our problems, starting with the president of the United States, who needs to lead this country.
The government should not be having this conversation with me. This should be between myself and my physician.
When I was diagnosed, it would have given me so much hope to have the opportunity to access treatments that can give me more time.
I am concerned that rural patients won't be able to access an entire class of drugs just because of where they live.





