"In April, Rep. Chip Roy, a Texas Republican, sponsored legislation that would direct the U.S. Treasury Department to designate CAIR and its affiliates as specially designated global terrorists. The bill has 16 cosponsors, all Republican."

The Senate isn’t governing. It’s acting like a retirement home with voting privileges. Senators hide behind rules instead of doing the work. The American people didn’t send us here to do nothing. They sent us to deliver results. Senate: Do your job.

"Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) asserted that society has a duty to protect the unborn. 'Life matters. Who are we as a people if we cannot stand up in defense of the most innocent form of life there is — a child in the womb of its mother? That should be our calling. And we should be able to unite as human beings in defense of the defenseless.'" @WSHStand

The House has done its job. Over 600 House bills are waiting for Senate action—including the SAVE America Act, passed SIX times. @LeaderJohnThune refuses even to debate the bill so Democrats don't embarrass themselves before the midterms. No more stalling. Fight for America.

“Time and again, the House has kept its promise to the American people, passing conservative, commonsense legislation such as my SAVE America Act, only to see it stall in the Senate,” Roy told @DailySignal @pedrobrodrigue7. “The House has done its job. Now the Senate must stop operating like a retirement home, stop hiding behind the fake filibuster, and get to work for the American people.”

Since Republicans took the trifecta last year, we have delivered historic tax relief, cut $1.7 TRILLION in spending, secured the border, unleashed American energy, and put more money back in the hands of hardworking Americans. We kept our promises to the American people despite constant Democrat obstruction. America is WINNING AGAIN. 🇺🇸

Rep. Roy: "My message to everybody out there is: Let Republicans finish the job. We've had the Big Beautiful Bill, cutting taxes, cutting regulations, cutting bureaucrats, getting rid of the green new scam, resetting the global stage. But we've got to have time to finish the job."

Rep. Roy: “When Democrats tell you who they are, you should believe them. Just look at Talarico in Texas, El-Sayed in Michigan, Hassan Piker, Mamdani here in New York City. This is the Red-Green Alliance.”

Rep. Roy: "The Big Tech companies have to understand that human beings want to still be able to live free themselves and not be subject to basically a bunch of tech oligarchs telling us what to do while they profit."

Rep. Roy: “We've got to get serious about spending restraint in order to get interest rates and inflation down. But I'm proud of what we've done on the border, and with all due respect to my colleague from Florida, the people that I talk to are glad that we've been doing what we can do to prevent the tragedies that occurred to Laken Riley and Jocelyn Nungaray.”

🗒️ Rep. Roy Statement on Texas Receiving $7.5 Billion Following Biden Border Crisis: "When the Biden-Harris Administration unleashed the worst border crisis in recent history, the state of Texas stepped up to fulfill what should have been the federal government’s most basic duty: securing the border from illegal immigration, dangerous actors, venomous drugs, and other untold horrors. At the onset of the Biden-Harris border crisis, other members of the Texas delegation and I fought to secure proper reimbursement for border security costs for those we represent, finally achieving a mechanism for these funds in the One Big Beautiful Bill. While there’s more to be done to compensate the state of Texas fully, I thank President Trump and DHS Secretary Mullin for their efforts to make our state whole."

Rep. Roy: "I am a proud Jeffersonian...The reason we keep seeing higher prices is both from the regulatory state that we need to keep breaking down, but also because we've been spending money we don't have."

Rep. Roy: "There's a large swath of Texans who are frustrated with open borders, both illegal and legal immigration, the abuse of H-1B visas, mosques going up on every corner all around the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. People are tired of it."