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May 21, 2020

Republican House members asked President Trump to temporarily halt the guest worker program to protect American jobs during the coronavirus pandemic that has put millions on the unemployment rolls, according to a report.

The effort is being led by Rep. Andy Biggs of Arizona, the Freedom Caucus chairman.


May 21, 2020

Dr. Deborah Birx and Dr. Anthony Fauci are going to destroy the U.S. economy, according to two Republican lawmakers.


May 21, 2020

In a letter to President Trump, more than 600 doctors called Tuesday for an end to the "national shutdown" aimed at slowing the spread of the coronavirus, calling the widespread state orders keeping businesses closed and kids home from school a "mass casualty incident" with "exponentially growing health consequences."


May 21, 2020

As much as we respect Dr. Anthony Fauci's service to our country and medical opinion, we disagree that his current positions on the virus outbreak provide the best path forward. Instead, discouraging states from reopening will only prolong a long-term public health and economic crisis.


May 20, 2020

GILBERT, ARIZONA – This week, Congressman Andy Biggs and five colleagues sent a letter to President Donald Trump, urging him to suspend granting new guestworker visas for at least one year so that Americans are not forced to compete with foreign labor as the nation recovers from the coronavirus outbreak. Congressman Biggs issued the following statement:


May 20, 2020

GOP members of the House of Representatives lead by House Freedom Caucus Chairman Rep. Andy Biggs, R-Ariz., have asked President Trump to halt new guest worker visas temporarily.


May 20, 2020

Federal law enforcement agencies would be prevented from using drones to conduct warrantless surveillance of U.S citizens under a new privacy bill proposed on Capitol Hill.

Rep. Andy Biggs, Arizona Republican, explained Tuesday that the Buzz Off Act he introduced aims to keep the U.S. from copying other countries that recently begun deploying unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, to enforce restrictions imposed as a result of the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic.


May 20, 2020

First a Dallas hair salon owner was imprisoned for opening her store to earn a living. Next Texas has signed a $295 million contract for "contact tracing," by which law-abiding citizens will have to submit to monitoring about when, where, and with whom they have been.

While this sounds like a dark episode in the history of the communist Soviet Union or China, it is being promoted by Democratic governors today on a massive scale never accepted in the United States. It even extends into liberty-conscious conservative Texas.