Congressman Morgan Luttrell (R-TX) is introducing the Jalisco Cartel Neutralization Act in the House of Representatives. This bicameral legislation would require the Department of Defense (DoD) to establish a strategy to kill or capture Jalisco cartel leadership and provide a report to Congress on their progress. Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) is introducing the companion legislation in the Senate. Read more about Luttrell Introduces Jalisco Cartel Neutralization Act
The Special Counsel investigating President Biden for mishandling classified documents at his Wilmington, Delaware, home released their final report yesterday. In their findings, the Special Counsel not only concluded that President Biden put our national security in jeopardy by willfully taking classified documents, but that his mental state is so poor that he cannot be held accountable for these actions. Read more about Two-Tiered System of Justice
The USPS is tasked with providing critical services — from medications to bills — to communities across the nation. Sadly, it has failed many Texans over the past two months, resulting in a multitude of mail issues for my constituents and others throughout Texas. Read more about USPS Must Fix Delivery Issues in Texas Immediately
When I’m home in Texas, the number one issue my constituents are concerned with is the border. The chaos and destruction are a result of the Biden administration's open border policies and Secretary Mayorkas' failed leadership. People are angry, and rightfully so. Read more about Americans Are Fed Up With Secretary Mayorkas, and Rightfully So
As a member of the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Energy, we held a hearing to examine the detrimental effects of President Biden's Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) export pause. This "pause" puts America's national security at risk, and thousands out of work. The United States is the world leader in exporting LNG, which is a crucial resource for our allies in Europe. Read more about Denouncing President Biden's LNG Export Ban
The Border security and Ukraine and Israel aid bill that was drafted by Sens. James Lankford (R-Oklahoma), Kyrsten Sinema (I-Arizona), and Chris Murphy (D-Connecticut) failed to advance in its current form on a vote of 49-50 after a large majority of Republican Senators voted against it. Only four Republican Senators voted in favor of advancing the bill. Read more about Rejected Senate Border Bill Should Serve as Starting Point for Negotiations
I voted no on H.R. 5856.
Congressman Morgan Luttrell (R-TX) is introducing the Jalisco Cartel Neutralization Act in the House of Representatives. This bicameral legislation would require the Department of Defense (DoD) to establish a strategy to kill or capture Jalisco cartel leadership and provide a report to Congress on their progress. Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) is introducing the companion legislation in the Senate. 
The Special Counsel investigating President Biden for mishandling classified documents at his Wilmington, Delaware, home released their final report yesterday. In their findings, the Special Counsel not only concluded that President Biden put our national security in jeopardy by willfully taking classified documents, but that his mental state is so poor that he cannot be held accountable for these actions. 
The USPS is tasked with providing critical services — from medications to bills — to communities across the nation. Sadly, it has failed many Texans over the past two months, resulting in a multitude of mail issues for my constituents and others throughout Texas. 
Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne recently introduced the “Protecting Healthcare Employee Privacy Act,” which will end overburdensome vaccine reporting requirements unfairly imposed on healthcare personnel employed at Ambulatory Surgical Centers (ASCs). 
The Border security and Ukraine and Israel aid bill that was drafted by Sens. James Lankford (R-Oklahoma), Kyrsten Sinema (I-Arizona), and Chris Murphy (D-Connecticut) failed to advance in its current form on a vote of 49-50 after a large majority of Republican Senators voted against it. Only four Republican Senators voted in favor of advancing the bill. 
