Rep. Barry Moore Supports FY26 Appropriations bill to protect taxpayers and bolster national security
protections by protecting Americans from deadly drugs like fentanyl, equipping Treasury with tools to enhance cybersecurity and stop
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Rep. Barry Moore supports FY26 appropriations package to bolster national security, invest in critical infrastructure, and support Alabama families
deportation of criminal illegal aliens cracking down on fentanyl trafficking ending taxpayer-funded NGO handouts tied
Strong, Republicans Pass Final Fiscal Year 2026 Spending Bills, Bring Accountability to Government Funding
stop illegal immigration, human trafficking, and deadly fentanyl at the source. Blocks funding for Biden-era open-border
Rep. Barry Moore supports Stop Chinese Fentanyl Act of 2025
support for H.R. 747, the Stop Chinese Fentanyl Act of 2025. This legislation directly confronts the Chinese Communist … role in fueling America’s fentanyl epidemic. The bill imposes tough sanctions on Chinese companies and individuals that
Aderholt Underscores Strengthening American Health and Well-Being During Hearing with HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
illegal border crossings, including the 54% reduction in fentanyl inflow and a sharp decline in the trafficking
Strong Advances Key Trump Border Security Funding
officers in detecting deadly illicit drugs, such as fentanyl, at ports of entry Read the full text
Strong Garners Support for Legislation to Counter the CCP
organizations engaged in the importation and trafficking of fentanyl, illicit drug precursors, and other controlled substances that have
Congressman Robert Aderholt Applauds President Trump's Address to Congress
critical issues the President addressed is the ongoing fentanyl crisis, which has devastated families across our nation. Under … trafficking of these lethal substances. As the fentanyl epidemic continues to claim thousands of American lives, I commend