U.S. Senate · Texas

Supports comprehensive immigration reform that secures the border while expanding legal migration, focusing ICE resources on criminals, gang members, and traffickers, creating legalization pathways for some undocumented immigrants, modernizing ports of entry, and reducing the asylum backlog.

Supports President Trump’s agenda of securing the border and deporting illegal aliens, completing the border wall, and—separately on the same page—helping deport criminal illegal aliens. The page does not establish that the criminal category limits the broader opening agenda.

Supports abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement, ending checkpoints and detention facilities, and allowing entry after criminal-record and disease checks with work authorization from day one. He would limit Customs and Border Protection to the border and other points of entry, not inland operations.

Supports a border that is secure, predictable, and governed by law while opposing treatment of every person who crosses it as a criminal; the platform presents human dignity and border security as compatible goals without specifying a federal enforcement mechanism.

Supports securing the border, enforcing immigration law, and maintaining a functioning legal immigration system.

Supports higher taxes on billionaires and corporations, expanded family tax credits, a $15 federal minimum wage, and lower housing, grocery, energy, health-care, and prescription costs through competition, assistance, and regulation; he also supports repealing tariffs.

Supports cutting taxes and federal spending, removing regulations he says raise costs for energy companies, and using federal policy to expand American manufacturing and jobs while reducing household costs.

Supports targeted, real-world solutions that reduce pressure on household budgets and leave room for stabilization and growth; the campaign identifies small businesses and working families as economic-opportunity priorities.

Supports repealing the federal income tax and abolishing the IRS, combining that change with major spending cuts; he also opposes tariffs as consumer taxes and supports restoring congressional control over trade.

Supports competition, American agriculture, and resilient supply chains while identifying unnecessary federal costs that reach consumers; also promotes homeownership, housing supply, and responsible first-time-buyer policies.

Supports requiring large new electricity loads to fund their incremental interconnection and infrastructure costs, making rate treatment public, and tying tax incentives to measurable jobs and revenue above their public cost with review dates and published recipients.

Supports an economy in which entrepreneurship and competition remain central but rules are enforced, workers can advance, consumers are protected, and corporations are accountable; he proposes reducing unnecessary barriers and expanding small-business access to capital.

Supports allowing every American to join Medicare, lowering prescription costs through negotiation and generic competition, protecting Affordable Care Act coverage, reforming prior authorization, supporting rural hospitals, and reducing medical debt.

Supports greater transparency and accountability in food and health-care systems, informed consumer choices, and healthier outcomes, with patient well-being placed ahead of corporate profits.

Supports making health care more affordable, accessible, and human for families while rejecting one-size-fits-all solutions; the campaign does not specify a federal coverage or payment mechanism on the retrieved page.

Supports free-market health care through medical savings accounts, tax deductions for health expenses, interstate insurance sales, limited catastrophic policies, private-sector drug certification in place of the FDA, and drug purchases from other countries.

Identifies premiums, deductibles, prescription drugs, unexpected medical expenses, and the long-term finances of Social Security and Medicare as household affordability concerns; no specific federal health-care mechanism is stated.

Supports a dedicated health-care audit team using artificial intelligence and a contract-to-payment identifier to measure Medicare and Medicaid fraud, showing patients prices before purchase, and modernizing how new treatments are assessed.

Supports universal health care so access to medical care does not depend on employment, income, or the ability to afford a high deductible; he also supports affordable coverage and patient choice of doctors.

Supports restoring reproductive health care in Texas by codifying Roe v. Wade and protecting access to contraception and IVF; the page does not specify a bill text or every possible exception.

States support for defending the unborn. The campaign page does not specify a federal bill, gestational term, exception, enforcement mechanism, or position on contraception or IVF.

Supports requiring AI data centers to cover needed energy-infrastructure updates, diversifying energy production, weatherizing the Texas grid, expanding renewable development, and strengthening air and water protections and disaster mitigation.

Supports removing regulations he says hurt energy companies, bringing down costs, and advancing American energy, manufacturing, and jobs; the campaign page does not specify a production mix or climate program.

Supports requiring large new loads to fund their incremental grid and interconnection costs, reporting facility-level electricity and water use when public tax benefits apply, and publishing public costs and delivered benefits.

Supports a green initiative that expands diverse energy production, modernizes the electrical grid, encourages nuclear and renewable energy, protects clean water, restores contaminated land, and creates skilled jobs while pursuing energy independence.

Supports cooperation with NATO, the European Union, and other allies, diplomacy and development, continued support for Ukraine, and aid and leverage for peace in Israel and Palestine; he also proposes preventing U.S. funds from harming civilians.

Supports an America First foreign-policy orientation that promotes peace through strength, prioritizes U.S. interests, and emphasizes the safety of American citizens; the page does not specify an alliance, aid, military, or Israel proposal.

Supports bringing troops home from foreign assignments, ending foreign military interventions, withdrawing from NATO and other entangling alliances, ending foreign aid payments, and voting against military appropriations for overseas deployments.

Criticizes U.S. Foreign Military Financing and missile-defense support for Israel, describes the campaign as part of an anti-Zionist movement, and calls for civilian protection, humanitarian relief, and policies that put human life and lasting peace first.

Supports banning super PACs and corporate PACs, independent redistricting commissions, easier voting access, a ban on congressional stock trading, term limits, annual town halls, and stronger ethics and Supreme Court oversight.

Supports ending what the campaign calls the weaponization of government and reducing wasteful federal spending.

Supports evenhanded documentation and correction standards, public reporting of unresolved findings, stated cause and congressional reporting before an inspector general is fired, congressional control of spending, emergency exit conditions, and paper trails and public audits for elections.

Supports congressional approval before executive orders or emergency declarations take effect, automatic sunset clauses and periodic renewal of emergency powers, protections against indefinite detention, and time-limited emergency funding with legislative oversight.

Emphasizes public trust and accountability and proposes constituent-informed, collaborative leadership independent of party control; the campaign does not specify a federal ethics or election mechanism on the retrieved pages.

Supports stronger public schools through literacy and math grants, teacher recruitment and training, universal early childhood education, career and technical education, school meals, special-education oversight, and classroom AI guidelines; he opposes private-school vouchers.

Supports parental rights in education and says he would oppose what the campaign calls ‘woke indoctrination in our classrooms’; the page does not specify a federal legislative mechanism.

Supports empowering teachers and students with modern tools and funding and identifies education as a campaign priority shaped by Texans’ input; no more specific federal mechanism is stated on the retrieved page.

Supports abolishing the federal Department of Education, using tuition tax credits for private-school families, and expanding charter schools and homeschooling as part of separating school and state.

Supports skilled trades, certifications, apprenticeships, and technical education as alternatives to a four-year college pathway, with workforce development tied to employment and technology.

Supports federal investment in teachers, school facilities, career and technical education, apprenticeships, AI literacy, and student support while preserving local decision-making and measuring education spending and results.

Supports safeguards for children online, algorithm impact assessments, limits on targeted content to minors, worker protections and retraining around AI, human review of automated decisions, chip-export controls, digital literacy, and consumer-protection rules for cryptocurrency.

Supports a pro-growth federal regulatory framework for digital assets and says passage of the CLARITY Act would give cryptocurrency innovators greater certainty to build and scale; this position concerns digital assets, not artificial-intelligence policy.

Supports independent audits of AI systems used in public programs, American AI for government work, facility-level electricity and water reporting for subsidized data centers, and requiring large loads to fund their own connections before incentives apply.

Opposes government-mandated age verification, digital identification, social-credit systems, internet censorship, and broad surveillance, and supports Fourth Amendment protection for data held by third parties.

Supports AI education, worker retraining, and apprenticeships to help people adapt to technological change and treats technology and workforce planning as part of economic opportunity.

Supports strong national data-privacy standards requiring greater transparency about what information companies collect, how it is used, how long it is retained, and when it is sold or transferred.

Supports protecting gun rights under the Second Amendment; the campaign page does not specify a particular federal gun-control bill or enforcement mechanism.

Supports ending the War on Drugs, mandatory minimums, police militarization, no-knock warrants, and qualified immunity, while moving police-misconduct investigations to state attorney general offices and keeping police out of non-criminal situations.

Prioritizes safer communities through prevention rather than division; the campaign’s retrieved FAQ does not specify a federal public-safety or criminal-justice mechanism.

Supports Texas cities and law-enforcement agencies terminating agreements for Flock Safety automated license-plate readers and replacing them with more targeted investigative tools subject to stronger public oversight.