Secure the border using all available technology and manpower, including military forces.

First, we must secure our borders using every technological tool available and all the manpower necessary, including use of our military forces.

Commits to a maximal border-security approach.

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Second, we should replace the current federal laws that allow citizenship via family ties with a work or military service requirement.

Commits to changing citizenship rules to a work/military standard.

Issues - David Rouzer U.S. Congress
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Third, we must establish easy-to-use guest worker and high skilled visa programs

Commits to creating guest worker and skilled-visa programs.

Issues - David Rouzer U.S. Congress
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Fourth, we should reform our welfare programs so that only the invalid can obtain benefits.

Commits to restricting welfare benefits to the disabled or otherwise invalid.

Issues - David Rouzer U.S. Congress
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Funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is expected to be addressed through a budget reconciliation bill, known as Budget Reconciliation 2.0. The House and Senate have both passed the initial step (a budget resolution) and committees are now working to draft legislation to ensure ICE and CBP have the resources they need to protect the homeland for the remainder of President Trump’s term.

Rouzer says ICE/CBP border-enforcement funding is still being worked through reconciliation, which indicates ongoing action rather than a finished border-security deliverable.

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Latest Update from Rep. Rouzer... | U.S. Representative
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Border security remains a top priority, with President Trump implementing tougher enforcement, closing loopholes, and restoring operational control of the southern border. In 2025, illegal crossings declined as resources were redirected to enforcement, removals accelerated, and cooperation with state and local partners expanded.

The White House describes concrete border-enforcement gains and continued operational-control efforts, but this is general administration action rather than proof that Rouzer’s promise has been fully delivered.

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Secure the Border - The White House
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