Chambana Sun

WASHINGTON - In a recent session, Representative Mary Miller stood firmly against the advancement of the foreign aid bill proposed by Biden and Schumer. The bill, which includes a substantial $60 billion allocation for the Ukraine proxy war, raised concerns for Miller who emphasized the need for securing America's borders before prioritizing foreign interventions.

"I voted no on advancing the Biden-Schumer foreign aid bill without first forcing them to secure our open border. Funding the Ukraine proxy war should not take priority over protecting American citizens from the terrorists, murderers, and fentanyl crossing our border," expressed Representative Miller, highlighting her stance on the matter.

Miller further criticized the current administration's approach, stating, "Biden puts Ukraine first and America last, which is why the House must demand border security before giving Biden a slush fund for foreign wars." The representative's vocal opposition was rooted in her commitment to prioritizing national security and addressing the ongoing challenges at the southern border.

Reflecting on the legislative process, Miller remarked, "The House should have pulled all of Schumer’s requests out of the bill the second the Senate dismissed the Mayorkas impeachment without holding a trial." Her unwavering dedication to her constituents and firm stance against what she refers to as the 'America Last' agenda was evident in her concluding statement, "I will continue to keep my promise to my constituents of opposing the Swamp’s ‘America Last’ agenda and demanding border security to end the Biden Border Crisis."

As debates surrounding foreign aid and border security continue to shape the political landscape, Representative Mary Miller's resolute opposition underscores the importance of prioritizing national interests and safeguarding the borders to address pressing domestic challenges.