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Last February, President Biden announced his first major spending spree – a $1.9 trillion package that spent 91% on big government bailouts and pet projects. Almost immediately after Biden’s wish list went public, Clinton’s former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers started sounding the alarm that the Democrats spending habits could set off catastrophic inflationary pressures we haven’t seen in a generation and that most Americans have never experienced.

If I know one thing to be true, we are home of the free because of the brave. This weekend, as many of us take advantage of the long-awaited warm weather that is finally upon us after a lingering winter through backyard barbeques and weekend family trips, we have a special edition of the Telegram lined up for you to honor our brave fallen heroes, veterans, and their loved ones.

Dear Friend,   One of the first moves Biden made after being sworn into office was to rejoin the World Health Organization (WHO). As Telegram readers know, President Trump had withdrawn us from this controversial United Nations body due to its duplicity during the COVID-19 crisis and failure to pass along key information during the early days of the virus outbreak. 

Dear Friend,   Last week, a draft Supreme Court opinion was leaked to the media – one of the biggest scandals to ever hit the nation’s highest court. While the identity of the leaker is still unknown, it appears that the breach came from within the Court in what many are calling a last-ditch effort by a rogue law clerk turned political operative to intimidate the justices into changing their vote.

Just a few months into Biden’s presidency he declared, “No amendment to the Constitution is absolute” while defending his authority to chip away at the rights of law-abiding gun owners. But he didn’t stop there.

This week, Secretary Mayorkas finally appeared before the full House Judiciary Committee – some 15 months after President Biden was sworn in. Mr. Mayorkas was supposed to provide us with long-overdue answers to serious questions about the Biden administration’s role in triggering the unprecedented crisis on our southern border, and their continued refusal to enforce our immigration laws.

This week we’ve got a special edition of the Telegram lined up for you outlining my investigative trip to the U.S-Mexico border. As you might expect, it is a chaotic environment where a humanitarian and national security crisis is unfolding every day. Some of you may be wondering why a congressman from Wisconsin would travel down to the Arizona desert. The answer is simple: Because neglect, mismanagement, and failure to enforce the law on America’s southern border contributes to crime in Wisconsin. It also strains our schools and puts pressure on our social safety net and public health infrastructure.

It’s no secret that the Biden administration has created a catastrophe on our southern border. From ending the highly successful “Remain in Mexico” program to returning to the failed policy of “catch and release,” the White House has put out the welcome mat for migrants across the globe, fueling record levels of illegal immigration.