Prohibits federal agencies from purchasing foreign seafood for covered food programs and requires that seafood be sourced from the United States, with limited waivers allowed if the domestic supply is insufficient or fails to meet safety and quality standards.
I will support a federal requirement that foreign seafood not be purchased for covered food programs, except when domestic supply is insufficient or does not meet safety and quality standards.
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Evidence
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GovInfo shows H.R. 8337 was introduced by Rep. Julia Letlow on April 16, 2026 and referred to four House committees. The bill would bar agency procurement of seafood for covered food programs unless it is U.S.-harvested or U.S.-produced/processed, with waivers for insufficient U.S. supply or failure to meet federal safety or quality standards.
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Roll Call 154 was final passage of H.R. 7567, the Farm, Food, and National Security Act; it passed 224-200. The member-by-member vote lists Lucas, Republican, Oklahoma, voting Yea.
Assessments
Lucas took a concrete same-term federal action by voting for H.R. 7567, a House-passed farm bill that included related Buy American food-program provisions. However, the exact seafood procurement restriction described in the promise appears in H.R. 8337, and the provided record shows no enactment and no Lucas sponsorship, cosponsorship, or other direct action on that bill. This supports partial credit rather than full delivery.