I’m proud to announce my support for several pieces of pro-police legislation today in recognition of this week and in honor of officers’ tireless efforts to keep our communities safe.
Support pro-law-enforcement legislation in the 119th Congress.
Occurrences
Rep. Rogers Announces Support of Pro-Law Enforcement Measures During National Police Week ... today announced his support for several pieces of pro-law enforcement legislation in the 119th Congress in recognition of National Police Week.
Evidence
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Rep. Rogers said he was announcing support for several pieces of pro-law-enforcement legislation in the 119th Congress and listed H.Res.1252, H.R.2853, H.R.2267, H.R.8352, H.R.6260, H.R.5625, and H.Con.Res.96.
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The office news feed shows the same May 14, 2026 press release about support for pro-law-enforcement legislation during National Police Week.
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The member page records Mike Rogers's 119th Congress activity, including crime-and-law-enforcement related legislative activity and votes, showing ongoing congressional participation in the relevant subject area.
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The official House office release says Rogers announced support for several pieces of pro-law-enforcement legislation in the 119th Congress and named multiple measures he backed.
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Congress.gov’s member record shows Rogers voted Yea on House Roll Call Vote 70 for H.R.2189, the Law-Enforcement Innovate to De-Escalate Act, a Crime and Law Enforcement bill that passed the House on 2026-02-12.
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The Clerk records Roll Call 131 in the 119th Congress for H.R. 2240, the Improving Law Enforcement Officer Safety and Wellness Through Data Act. The bill passed, and Rogers (AL) is listed as voting Yea.
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The Clerk records Roll Call 275 in the 119th Congress for H.R. 5143, the District of Columbia Policing Protection Act. The bill passed, and Rogers (AL) is listed as voting Yea.
Assessments
Rogers promised to support pro-law-enforcement legislation in the 119th Congress. The evidence shows same-term support through his official House statement backing multiple pro-law-enforcement measures and concrete House Yea votes on policing and law-enforcement bills that passed the House, including H.R. 2240 and H.R. 5143. Because the promise was to support legislation, not necessarily enact a specific bill into law, these actions satisfy the pledge in the same congressional term.
The promise was to support pro-law-enforcement legislation in the 119th Congress, not necessarily to enact a specific bill. Evidence from Rogers's official House office shows he publicly announced support for multiple named pro-law-enforcement measures on May 14, 2026, and congressional records also show at least one Yea vote on a law-enforcement bill in the same Congress. That is sufficient to count the pledge as fulfilled within the same term.
The promise was to support pro-law-enforcement legislation in the 119th Congress, not necessarily to enact it. The official House statement says Rogers announced support for several named pro-law-enforcement measures during the 119th Congress, and the news feed corroborates that this occurred while he was serving in the same federal House term. Because the promised action was support rather than passage, the available evidence is sufficient for full delivery in the same term.