Pete Stauber ... continues to strongly support our Border Patrol agents, strengthen our law enforcement, and increase construction and security measures along the border.
Support border patrol, strengthen law enforcement, and increase border security construction and measures.
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Evidence
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"A few months ago, I traveled to Yuma, Arizona to cut through the noise and see firsthand the challenges our border patrol agents face as they work to secure our porous southern border. The border patrol agents, law enforcement officers, and private citizens I spoke with told me the same thing: we are facing a national security and humanitarian crisis at our southern border."
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The House bill page lists Pete Stauber as a cosponsor of H.R. 2, the Secure the Border Act of 2023. The bill summary says it is "Division A--Border Security" and that it "requires the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to resume all activities related to constructing a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border that were underway or planned prior to January 20, 2021."
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On the House vote to provide for consideration of H.R. 2, the Secure the Border Act, the clerk's roll call shows: "Stauber ... Yea."
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Stauber and Rep. Langworthy introduced the Northern Border Staffing and Security Enhancement Act, which would require DHS to submit a comprehensive Northern Border Threat Analysis every 5 years and address staffing challenges at northern ports of entry and the retirement crisis at CBP.
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Stauber said he was "proud to introduce legislation" to ensure law enforcement officers can continue to benefit from the Department of Defense 1033 Program, which allows the DoD to transfer equipment to local law enforcement.
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Congressman Pete Stauber said he sent a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and FinCEN Director Andrea Gacki asking how the federal government monitors large cash transfers out of the country, including coordination with Customs and Border Patrol and other law enforcement entities to investigate suspicious activity.
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Congress.gov lists Stauber as sponsor of H.R. 3891, introduced June 10, 2025, referred to the House Committee on Homeland Security, with the bill status still "Introduced."
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Congress.gov lists H.R. 1 as having become Public Law No. 119-21 on July 4, 2025. Its public-law summary says the homeland security subtitle provides funding for border security, including over $46 billion through FY2029 for CBP construction, installation, or improvement of barriers, access roads, detection technology, and ground-preparation work near U.S. borders; over $12 billion for CBP personnel, bonuses, facilities, and fleet vehicles; and over $6 billion for inspection and surveillance equipment, rapid air and marine response, vetting, and anti-drug-trafficking activities.
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The House Clerk’s Roll Call 190 for H.R. 1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, shows the July 3, 2025 vote on agreeing to the Senate amendment passed 218-214. The roll-call table lists Pete Stauber, Republican of Minnesota, voting Aye.
Assessments
The promise covered support for border patrol, law enforcement, and increased border-security construction and measures. H.R. 1 became Public Law 119-21 on July 4, 2025 and funded major border-security construction, CBP staffing, equipment, surveillance, and enforcement activities. Stauber was in federal office and voted Aye on the final House action, giving him direct legislative credit for an enacted outcome matching the core promise. His separate introduced bills and oversight letters add evidence of effort but are not needed to establish delivery.
Stauber consistently supported border patrol, law enforcement, and border-security measures through votes, cosponsorship, and bill introductions in Congress, but the evidence shows no enacted law or completed construction/security expansion attributable to him. That makes this a sustained legislative effort rather than a fully delivered outcome.
Stauber repeatedly supported the promised policy direction while in federal office, including cosponsoring and voting to advance H.R. 2, introducing northern border staffing/security legislation, introducing a law-enforcement equipment bill, and pressing agencies on enforcement coordination. However, the supplied evidence shows introductions, cosponsorship, procedural support, public advocacy, and oversight requests rather than enacted border patrol support, strengthened law-enforcement policy, or increased border-security construction/measures attributable to him. Because there was serious legislative and oversight effort but no completed promised outcome, this is best scored as not delivered with an effort badge.
The evidence shows Stauber consistently supported the promised direction through public statements, cosponsoring and voting to advance H.R. 2, and introducing or backing bills related to border patrol staffing, border security oversight, border wall construction, and law enforcement equipment. However, the record provided shows attempts and legislative support rather than enacted or implemented outcomes that actually increased border security construction/measures or strengthened law enforcement as completed policy. Because there were serious legislative attempts but no demonstrated delivery of the promised outcome, this is best classified as not fulfilled with effort recognized.