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Houston Press (blog): Texas Republican Thinks Cutting Aid to Central America Will Cut Immigration Influx Problem
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Texas Republican Randy Weber released a statement insisting: “Businesses and people should not have to fear the government, and the possibility of laws created to prevent the Constitutional exercise of religious beliefs” Breitbart: Bill Suspends Aid to Central America, Mexico Until Flood of Illegal Immigration Stops
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A Texas Republican says he has a solution to mitigate the flood of unaccompanied illegal immigrant minors across the southern border. Rep. Randy Weber introduced a bill Monday to hold Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador “accountable” for their citizens’ illegal migration by suspending foreign aid to those countries. Weber Acts to Stopgap Illegal Entry to United States
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Congressman Randy Weber (R-Friendswood) today introduced H.R. 5014, the Illegal Entry Accountability Act of 2014. The legislation would hold Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador accountable for illegal immigration by immediately suspending all U.S. foreign aid to these Central American nations until Congress determines sufficient action is taken to mitigate unlawful U.S.-Mexico… SCOTUS Decision a Win for Religious Freedom
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Today, in a 5-4 ruling the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that privately-held companies, with religious owners cannot be mandated to provide contraception coverage. Congressman Randy Weber (R-Friendswood) made the following statement: “The Supreme Court’s ruling was a victory for religious freedom, allowing family-owned businesses to make their own decisions… Breitbart Texas: Texas Congressmans House Resolution Condemns Obama
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HOUSTON, Texas-- Congressman Randy Weber (R-TX) introduced House Resolution 652, condemning the President of the United States and the executive branch of government for continuous actions that violate the laws and Constitution of the United States. This action comes following the announcement by House Speaker John Boehner of a potential lawsuit that may be filed by the House against the… The Blaze: GOP members offer indictment on Obamas lawless actions
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House Republicans this week sponsored a resolution condemning President Barack Obama for routinely failing to enforce the law, which outlines the numerous ways Obama has taken the law into his own hands. Rep. Randy Weber (R-Texas) proposed his resolution as a way to call out Obama for failing to work with Congress, and provoking a “constitutional crisis” by implementing the… Weber Introduces Lawless Executive Resolution
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Today, Congressman Randy Weber (R-Friendswood) introduced House Resolution 652, condemning the President of the United States and the executive branch of government for continuous actions that violates the laws and Constitution of the United States. “In light of Speaker Boehner’s announcement to bring suit against the President, I am introducing a resolution specifically… Energy Week in the House, Means Jobs for Texas 14
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This week marks “Energy Week” in the United States House of Representatives. Today, the House passed the Domestic Prosperity and Global Freedom Act (H.R. 6) by a vote of 266 to 150, and now heads to the Senate. Congressman Randy Weber (R-Friendswood) made the following statement: “The energy industry and hardworking Americans received a big win today with the… CNN: Bergdahl deal scrutinized at congressional hearing.
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In perhaps the most poignant moment of the hearing, Rep. Randy Weber, R-Texas, asked Andy Andrews whether, given the option, he would be willing to trade five senior Taliban leaders to have his son back. "If my son had been a deserter, then no," Andrews said. "Absolutely not." "But my son was a man of honor," he continued, fighting back tears, "and I would do almost anything." Browse Documents by Date or Issue |