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Harold Hutchison Daily Caller News Foundation House Speaker Mike Johnson said Wednesday the U.S.-Mexico border was being “completely overrun,” and blamed President Joe Biden for the situation. Johnson and dozens of other Representatives visited Eagle Pass, Texas, Wednesday to get a look at the situation on the border. Almost 380,000 illegal immigrants have been encountered…

FIRST ON FOX: Conservative former Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials are backing Speaker Mike Johnson’s aggressive stance on border security when it comes to ongoing negotiations over a supplemental spending agreement -- calling on Republicans to have "clear resolve" about the crisis. In a statement first obtained by Fox News Digital, former acting Immigration

Ahead of a Wednesday trip to the US-Mexico border, Nebraska Rep. Mike Flood said immigration is "the No. 1 issue I hear about from folks in the 1st Congressional District."

Former President Trump is likely to make it exceedingly difficult for Republicans on Capitol Hill to negotiate a deal with the White House on border security. Trump is far and away the GOP presidential front-runner, and his strength with House Republicans just keeps getting stronger. House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-La.) offered his endorsement Tuesday.…

Accept republican proposals to fix it. tonight, president biden now blaming republicans for holding up funding for border security. malt r matt rivers from texas now. >> reporter: tonight, amid a record number of border crossings, house speaker mike johnson and 64 house republicans touring the southern border. descending on eagle pass, texas, to demand stricter immigration policies. >> one thing is absolutely clear, america is at a breaking point with record levels of illegal immigration. >> rep...

As he makes a trip to the US-Mexico border, Nebraska Rep. Mike Flood said immigration is "the No. 1 issue I hear about from folks in the 1st Congressional District."

As Iowa’s voice in Congress, I take my job very seriously and work every day to advance strong policies that benefit our families, farmers, main street busine

The ex-chief White House adviser tells Newsweek that the House speaker needs to be more forceful to gain traction on a real solution for the U.S.-Mexico border.

As we return to work for the second session of the 118th Congress, I hope the Senate will come to the table and try to move some of these critical legislative items for the American people. In the interim, House Republicans remain committed to continue working to pass legislation to secure the southern border, fight inflation, reject Bidenomics and much more.

From the column: "(We need) to hold the Biden administration accountable in 2024. ... Americans deserve better than an administration that creates financial hardship."