Ann will continue to work to secure our borders and ensure our immigration laws are fully enforced. Ann will also continue to support our law enforcement officials at the border - they must have the resources necessary to keep our communities safe.
Ann Wagner will continue to work to secure the border, enforce immigration laws, and support border law enforcement.
Occurrences
Ann has also worked to protect our neighborhoods and communities from violent criminals and sex offenders by building the wall at our southern border.
Evidence
Congresswoman Wagner said Congress must "secure our border" and that the FIRM Act would impose financial consequences on countries that refuse to accept deported illegal aliens, support terrorists, and allow human trafficking to run rampant.
Congress.gov lists Rep. Wagner as sponsor of H.R. 1220, with the status "Introduced" and the subject area "Immigration."
Wagner said her vote on the FY2026 NDAA "secures our border" by supporting the fight against drug trafficking with "$900 million," including "$398 million for DoD support of Counter Narcotics operations."
Wagner issued a June 9, 2026 statement after voting for S. 2, the Secure America Act. She framed the vote as supporting Homeland Security agents, CBP, and ICE, with the bill funding law enforcement and border security to stop drugs and criminals and keep communities safe.
Reporting on June 10, 2026 says President Trump signed the Secure America Act into law. The article says the law funds ICE, CBP, and DHS, and cites a White House statement describing the purpose as keeping the border secure and enforcing immigration laws.
Assessments
The promise was framed as continuing to work on border security, immigration enforcement, and support for border law enforcement rather than achieving a single standalone reform. The evidence shows Wagner materially advanced that agenda during the same term by sponsoring an immigration-enforcement bill and, more importantly, by voting for S. 2, the Secure America Act, which was signed into law on June 10, 2026 and funded ICE, CBP, DHS, and related enforcement activity. Because she directly participated in same-term legislative action aligned with all major parts of the promise, this is best scored as delivered.
The promise was framed as continuing to work on border security, immigration enforcement, and support for border law enforcement, rather than guaranteeing a specific enacted policy outcome. The evidence shows same-term actions directly aligned with that commitment: Wagner introduced the FIRM Act addressing immigration enforcement and deportation-related cooperation, publicly tied it to securing the border, and voted for FY2026 NDAA provisions she described as supporting border security and counter-narcotics enforcement. Because the promised action was continued work and the record documents relevant legislative activity, the promise is best treated as fulfilled.