Agriculture:Voted yes on the Farm Bill, citing benefits for Upstate farmers and rural communities, and serves on the House Agriculture Committee.[1][2]
Border Security & Immigration Reform:Calls for bipartisan action to secure the southern border and fix a 'broken' immigration system, criticizing both parties for inaction.[1][2]
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Disability Rights:Supports community-based support, disaster preparedness, and employment opportunities for people with disabilities, and addressing care-provider shortages.[1]
Immigration Enforcement:Voted to advance the Laken Riley Act mandating detention for certain non-violent immigration offenses, but later voted against a DHS funding bill over lack of ICE accountability, and called mass deportation 'not feasible.'[1][2][3]
LGBTQ+ Equality:Supports marriage equality (Respect for Marriage Act), anti-discrimination protections (Equality Act), and banning conversion therapy.[1]
National Security & Technology:Backs bipartisan legislation to strengthen U.S. export controls on semiconductor technology to counter China and protect supply chains.[1]
Taxation:Favors tax cuts for the middle class, opposes tax breaks for billionaires and large corporations, and criticized proposed tax giveaways to wealthy individuals.[1][2]
Trade & Manufacturing:Signals support for targeted tariffs aimed at revitalizing American manufacturing.[1]
