We must secure the border, build the wall, and reverse the Biden/Harris failed policies to stop the flow of illegal drugs and criminals into our communities.
Secure the border, build the wall, and reverse Biden/Harris border policies to stop illegal drugs and criminals from entering communities.
Occurrences
I pledge to do just that.
From day one, in this campaign, my philosophy has been an economy that works, borders that are secure, and communities that are safe.
Evidence
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The campaign issues page says, "We must secure the border, build the wall, and reverse the Biden/Harris failed policies to stop the flow of illegal drugs and criminals into our communities."
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The Clerk records that Rob Bresnahan (PA) voted Aye on H.R. 1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, in the House vote on July 3, 2025.
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The White House said the law permanently secures the borders by finishing the border wall and hiring new ICE officers and Border Patrol agents.
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Bresnahan led a letter urging House leadership to bring the Senate-passed DHS funding bill to the floor and said Senate Republicans were making progress on a clean reconciliation package to fund and strengthen border security.
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The official House website's Latest News section says Bresnahan voted in favor of the Secure America Act on June 9, 2026, and that the House passed it 214-212. The page describes the bill as providing long-term funding for ICE and CBP to help secure the border.
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Today, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced 16 consecutive months of zero releases at the border, continuing the unprecedented trend of historically low border crossings.
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Biden-era DHS Programs to Provide Welfare to Illegal Aliens ($15 million): This grant program, a vestige of the Biden-era border invasion, provides funding to NGOs for legal services, mental health services, and cultural orientation to illegal aliens, asylees, and other non-citizens.
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The question was taken; and (two-thirds being in the affirmative) the rules were suspended and the bill, as amended, was passed.
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Bresnahan | Republican | PA | Aye
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S. 2, the “Secure America Act,” which provides funding to the Department of Homeland security, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and U.S. Customs Enforcement through Fiscal Year 2029 for immigration enforcement and related activities.
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$46,550,000,000 for necessary expenses relating to the following elements of the border infrastructure and wall system
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completing 250 miles of new border barrier along the southwest border since January 20, 2025.
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The effect of all “Big Bend Waivers” is STAYED for the duration of this Injunction.
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The TFR – effective today – will bar any unauthorized drone activity up to 400 feet above ground level
Assessments
Bresnahan materially supported border-security legislation during his current House term, including an enacted bill he voted for that was described by the White House as funding completion of the border wall and additional enforcement personnel, plus later House action and leadership letters backing DHS and border-security funding. That is meaningful same-term progress toward the promise. But the promise was broader than a single funding vote: it included fully securing the border, building the wall, and reversing Biden/Harris border policies to stop illegal drugs and criminals from entering communities. The evidence shows support for and passage of major border-security measures, not clear proof that the full promised outcome was achieved, and his role appears supportive rather than singularly outcome-determinative. Under federal candidate-credit standards, this supports partial rather than full delivery.
Bresnahan promised a broad federal border agenda: securing the border, building the wall, and reversing Biden/Harris border policies. In his current House term, he voted for H.R. 1, which became law and included major border-security and wall-related provisions, and he separately pressed House leadership on DHS/border-security funding. That gives him legitimate candidate credit for materially supporting enacted federal border measures in the same term. However, the evidence does not show the full promised outcome was completed: actual wall construction, comprehensive reversal of prior policies, and stopping illegal drugs and criminals from entering communities are broader implementation/results claims not fully proven by enactment of funding alone. Partial delivery is therefore more appropriate than full delivery.
Bresnahan made concrete same-term efforts by voting for H.R. 1 and leading/endorsing border-security funding action, and the enacted package included border wall and border-security provisions. However, the promise was broader than funding or statutory authorization: it pledged to secure the border, build the wall, and reverse Biden/Harris policies to stop illegal drugs and criminals from entering communities. The evidence supports meaningful partial delivery, but not completion of the full promised outcome.