That’s why in Congress I will fight for increased funding to support and hire more local law enforcement and invest in public safety initiatives. I will work to pass legislation to make it easier to prosecute drug traffickers who distribute and traffic fentanyl.
I will fight for increased funding for local law enforcement and public safety initiatives, and pass legislation to prosecute fentanyl traffickers more easily.
Occurrences
if elected to Congress, she will "fund our police to keep Nassau County families safe."
she would continue fighting for resources, including mental-health support and crime-fighting tools
discuss opportunities for federal support
Evidence
The Clerk's current House votes page says the House is not in session and that the next session is June 29, 2026 at 12:00 PM.
The official House homepage highlights a Gillen-backed bipartisan bill to strengthen U.S. Coast Guard readiness and maritime drug enforcement as having passed the House.
Assessments
There is evidence of a same-term pro-enforcement legislative win backed by Gillen, but it is only adjacent to the promise and does not show that she passed a fentanyl-specific prosecution bill or secured the broader local law enforcement funding she promised. The available record supports partial credit rather than full delivery.