Elise will continue to fight for funding for northern border infrastructure and staffing to boost U.S.-Canadian commerce while ensuring our border security.
Continue to fight for funding for northern border infrastructure and staffing to improve border security and U.S.-Canadian commerce.
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Evidence
This funding will also improve access to clean, reliable drinking water and enhance Northern Border security and maritime safety on Lake Champlain.
Date | All Actions 06/10/2025 | Introduced in House 06/10/2025 | Referred to the House Committee on Homeland Security. Tracker: Tip | This bill has the status Introduced
Assessments
Stefanik has concrete same-term action tied to the promise: her office says FY2026 funding she secured included $500,000 for a Clinton County maritime patrol vessel to enhance Northern Border security and Lake Champlain safety, plus other North Country infrastructure funding. She also was an original cosponsor of H.R.3891, the Northern Border Security and Staffing Reform Act, aimed at northern border staffing/security analysis. But the staffing bill remains only introduced and referred to House Homeland Security, and the record does not show broader staffing funding or comprehensive northern border infrastructure/staffing delivery. This supports partial delivery with clear effort, not full fulfillment.