Mike supports building a wall along our southern border and supports enforcing President Trump’s Remain in Mexico Policy.
Support building a wall along the southern border and enforcing the Remain in Mexico policy.
Occurrences
Mike will finish the wall and keep the cartels out of America.
Bost stands with President Trump to finish the wall.
Hire more agents to secure our border and provide them with the latest technology.
And stop the cartels’ flow of deadly fentanyl.
Evidence
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The proclamation says that in the first six months of the term the President "reinstated the Remain in Mexico policy" and that the One Big Beautiful Bill "authorizes the construction of hundreds of miles of new border wall."
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CBP states that it has more than 100 miles of new border wall and waterborne barrier funded with prior-year appropriations in various stages of planning and construction, and that the Border Wall System is a priority under the current administration.
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Bost's office states that he voted for final passage of H.R. 1 and describes the bill as providing major border-security funding, completing the border wall, and hiring additional Border Patrol and customs officers.
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EOIR's updated MPP page gives instructions for people enrolled in Migrant Protection Protocols outside the United States and for people who waited in Mexico under the program before entering the United States.
Assessments
Bost materially supported the border-wall component by voting for H.R. 1, which his office described as funding completion of the border wall, and later federal evidence shows wall projects moving forward. Remain in Mexico was later reinstated and active as a federal policy, but the evidence does not show Bost wrote, sponsored, or materially advanced that executive outcome. Because one component has direct Bost credit and the other appears completed mainly by unrelated executive officials, this is partial rather than full delivery.
The cited federal actions indicate that the southern border wall effort and Remain in Mexico policy were advanced or reinstated after the relevant campaign period. However, the evidence provided attributes completion to the White House, CBP, and later federal legislation, not specifically to Mike Bost through sponsorship, authorship, or a clearly documented material role. Because the promise was to support these policies and the outcomes occurred in the federal context, this merits partial credit rather than full delivery on the candidate's own record.