| July 11, 2024 For Immediate Release Contact: Taylor Haulsee WASHINGTON — This morning, Speaker Johnson and Rep. Chip Roy, primary sponsor of the SAVE Act, joined Mornings with Maria on Fox Business to discuss the necessity of the SAVE Act becoming law after passing the House yesterday. Speaker Johnson and Rep. Roy also discussed election security ahead of the November elections and the likelihood that President Biden remains as the Democrat nominee. Click here to watch the full interview On the SAVE Act: 198 House Democrats voted last night to allow illegal immigrants to cast ballots in American elections. It’s already against the law. Maria, you must be a US citizen to vote on a US election, but we know this is happening around the country and we must stop it. They don’t want to stop it. The SAVE Act is the solution because what this does, it’s a very well written, very clearly written piece of legislation that everybody can understand. It requires the states to prove, someone has to prove that they’re a citizen to register to vote. Right now, there’s no safeguard. The law has been interpreted by the courts to prevent the states from acquiring proof; the SAVE act will do that. And it will make it actually easier to register to vote for people who actually are citizens. Everything that Democrats said on the floor is untrue. And they know it. On President Biden’s fitness for office: Here’s what’s important about Joe Biden. It’s not just his lack of mental acuity that makes him unfit for office. It’s his policies, of course, right. He’s weak on the border. He’s weak on the economy. He’s weak on the world stage. It doesn’t matter who they would put into his place. They’re going to run on the same failed policies and that’s why the American people are so animated and are looking for answers to all the challenges they’re facing because of those policies. ## |
Speaker Johnson: The President is waiting with his pen. And the American people are waiting for relief.
For Immediate Release May 22, 2025 Contact: Taylor Haulsee WASHINGTON — Ahead of passage, Speaker...