He’s working to tackle Biden’s crippling inflation, secure our southern border and support our military, law enforcement and first responders.
Mike Ezell will continue working to secure the southern border.
Occurrences
He'll work to finish Trump's wall and end Biden's border disaster by opposing the radical left's catch-and-release policies. Mike will stand up to the cartels and support our border patrol and other law enforcement officers who fight against the flow of drugs and human trafficking.
Evidence
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On his official House issue page, Ezell says he made it a priority to visit the border, is fighting to secure the southern border, and lists as a key vote: “Yes on the Secure the Border Act.” The same page also says he cosponsored the Border Reinforcement Act of 2023, which would secure the southern border.
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The bill text lists Mike Ezell among the Members who introduced H.R. 2794, “To secure the international borders of the United States, and for other purposes.”
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The Clerk’s roll call page for H. Res. 383 states the vote concerned consideration of H.R. 2, the Secure the Border Act, and records Mike Ezell’s vote as Yea.
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delivering the largest border enforcement investment in a generation.
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Ezell | Ezell | Republican | MS | Aye
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provides funding to the Department of Homeland security, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and U.S. Customs Enforcement through Fiscal Year 2029
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Public Law 119-98
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Historic Border Security Investment – provides over $175 billion
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Congressman Mike Ezell voted in favor of H.R. 2, the Secure the Border Act
Assessments
The promise was framed as an effort pledge to keep working on southern border security, not as a guarantee that the border would be fully secured. The evidence shows Ezell took concrete same-term actions consistent with that pledge: he helped introduce H.R. 2794, supported House action on H.R. 2, and publicly identified border security as a legislative priority. Those steps are enough to count the effort-based promise as fulfilled in office, even though the broader policy goal was not fully achieved.
The promise was framed as continuing to work to secure the southern border, not as guaranteeing that the border would be fully secured. The evidence shows Ezell took concrete same-term actions consistent with the promise: voting to advance consideration of H.R. 2, supporting the Secure the Border Act, and introducing or cosponsoring border-security legislation such as the Border Reinforcement Act of 2023. These actions satisfy the promised conduct.