Blake Moore is fighting every day for Utah families to lower costs, solve immigration policy, strengthen our military, and protect the Utah way of life.
Work to solve immigration policy.
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Evidence
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The campaign page says Moore is "fighting every day for Utah families to... solve immigration policy" and mentions "border security".
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Congress.gov lists Moore as sponsor of H.R.7040, a bill with immigration as its policy area, introduced in House on 01/13/2026.
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Congress.gov lists Rep. Blake D. Moore as sponsor of H.R.7040, an Immigration policy-area bill introduced on January 13, 2026. The current page lists the latest action as January 21, 2026 sponsor introductory remarks and the bill status as Introduced, with no House passage, Senate passage, or enactment shown.
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In House floor remarks, Moore said he had introduced the SAFE KIDS Act the prior week to address foreign adversarial use of U.S. surrogacy for citizenship and infant trafficking concerns, and characterized the bill as a step toward preventing exploitation of surrogate mothers and children.
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The House Clerk records Roll Call 214 on June 9, 2026 for S. 2, the Secure America Act: the vote question was On Passage, the status was Passed, and Moore (UT), Republican, Utah, voted Aye.
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GovInfo identifies S. 2 as Public Law 119-98, approved June 10, 2026, with U.S. Code citations including 8 U.S.C. immigration provisions and legislative history showing the Senate passed it June 3-4, the House passed it June 9, and presidential remarks occurred June 10.
Assessments
Moore made same-term immigration-related efforts, including sponsoring H.R.7040, speaking for it on the House floor, and voting Aye on S. 2, the Secure America Act. S. 2 passed the House on June 9, 2026 and became Public Law 119-98 on June 10, 2026, amending immigration-related provisions. This is a real federal policy result while Moore was in office, but because he was not the sponsor of the enacted law and the broad promise to solve immigration policy was not fully achieved, the best rating is partial rather than delivered.
Moore publicly campaigned on solving immigration policy and later took concrete same-term legislative action by sponsoring H.R.7040, an immigration-related bill, and promoting it in House floor remarks. However, the cited bill remained only introduced with no passage or enactment, and the evidence does not show that immigration policy was solved or that a broader promised outcome was delivered. This supports partial credit for material effort, not full delivery.
Moore made a concrete same-term federal legislative effort on immigration by sponsoring H.R.7040 in the 119th Congress, and his campaign framing matched the promise. However, the evidence does not show enactment of a law or a completed policy outcome that solved immigration policy or border-security concerns. Because the promise was broad and action-oriented, the introduced bill supports partial credit rather than full delivery.
Moore campaigned on working to solve immigration policy and border security, and the evidence shows a concrete same-term legislative effort through sponsorship of H.R.7040, an immigration-related bill introduced on January 13, 2026. However, the evidence does not show that the bill became law or that immigration policy was actually solved or materially enacted as promised, so this is best classified as partial delivery of an effort-oriented promise rather than full delivery.