I will continue working each day to ensure our law enforcement have the resources they need. I will always have their backs as we work together to secure the border, end the fentanyl crisis, strengthen our national security, and protect Florida families.
Ensure law enforcement have the resources they need and work to secure the border, end the fentanyl crisis, strengthen national security, and protect Florida families.
Occurrences
Evidence
Moody said she would 'ensure our law enforcement have the resources they need' and 'secure the border, end the fentanyl crisis, strengthen our national security, and protect Florida families.'
The campaign's border-security page promised to finish the wall, reinstate anti-illegal-immigration policies, crack down on human trafficking and drug smuggling, and end sanctuary cities.
Moody said the HALT Fentanyl Act was signed into law and that it was one of the first bills she cosponsored after entering the Senate.
Congress.gov shows S.331 became Public Law No. 119-26 on July 16, 2025.
Moody introduced the Halo Act to impose criminal penalties on people who threaten, harass, or impede federal immigration officers on duty.
The NDAA release says the bill prioritized 'securing the Southern Border' and strengthening national security while funding Florida military installations.
On June 5, 2026, the Senate passed a $70 billion immigration-enforcement package in a vote-a-rama, and the reporting names Ashley Moody among GOP senators who could register objections to the Trump settlement fund without derailing the bill.
President Trump signed the Senate-passed $70 billion immigration enforcement package into law on June 10, 2026, funding ICE and CBP through 2029 and strengthening border-security enforcement.
Assessments
Moody can claim meaningful same-term progress on parts of this promise, but not full delivery of the whole package. The strongest evidence is that she cosponsored the HALT Fentanyl Act and it became law on July 16, 2025, giving her concrete credit on the fentanyl portion. There is also evidence of same-term Senate action tied to border enforcement, law-enforcement support, and national security, including immigration-enforcement funding and NDAA-related priorities, plus her introduction of the Halo Act. But the broader promise was expansive and outcome-based: securing the border, ending the fentanyl crisis, strengthening national security, and protecting Florida families. The record shows legislative participation and some enacted measures, not that the border was secured or the fentanyl crisis ended in full. Because some components advanced materially and at least one major piece became law, but the overall promise was not fully achieved, partial is the best fit.
Moody materially advanced part of the promise in her Senate term: she cosponsored the HALT Fentanyl Act, which became Public Law 119-26 on July 16, 2025, directly addressing the fentanyl component. The record also shows same-term action on law-enforcement and border/national-security themes, including introducing the HALO Act and citing NDAA provisions tied to border security, national security, and Florida military installations. However, the full promise was broad and outcome-based, covering securing the border, ending the fentanyl crisis, strengthening national security, and ensuring law enforcement resources. The evidence supports concrete progress and one enacted fentanyl measure, but not full delivery of all promised outcomes.