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Republican Wisconsin Congressman Tom Tiffany (7th District) was angered by the incident. An illegal alien who was deported in 2019 was arrested in Wisconsin for killing 1 person and injuring a family of 5 while driving under the influence,” Tiffany wrote on X on Saturday. “His employer knew he was here illegally.” “This criminal and the company must be held accountable,” the lawmaker said.

I’ve written about this issue many times, but the people of northern and western Wisconsin don’t need me to tell them how bad the gray wolf problem has become – you already know.

U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany of Wisconsin’s 7th congressional district and Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Boebert led 30 members of Congress to reintroduce legislation to remove the gray wolf from the Endangered Species List. The Pet and Livestock Protection Act requires the Secretary of the Interior to reissue the 2020 Department of the Interior final rule that delisted gray wolves in the lower 48 United States. It also ensures this rule cannot be overturned through judicial review, preventing activist judges, like the California judge who vacated the rule in 2022, from relisting the gray wolf by judicial fiat.

Two Republican house members introduced bill Friday that would take grey wolves off the endangered species list, citing a significant population rebound that puts livestock, pets and humans alike in danger. Republican Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert and Republican Wisconsin Rep. Tom Tiffany introduced the Pet and Livestock Protection Act, which would direct the secretary of the interior to reinstate a 2020 final rule that removed the predator from the list in the lower 48 states, sending population management back to the state governments.

As the second week of Donald Trump's presidency begins, a western Wisconsin congressman is introducing legislation that would ban Diversity, Equity and Inclusion known as DEI, in the federal government. It's called the 'FAIR Act' and it was introduced by 7th Congressional Representative Tom Tiffany. 18 News spoke with Tiffany Monday while he held a listening session in Ladysmith.

This week was historic as President Donald J. Trump was sworn in as the 47th President of the United States. I want to thank everyone from northern and western Wisconsin who traveled to celebrate this monumental weekend.

Rep. Tom Tiffany wants to turn President Trump’s ban on diversity, equity and inclusion programs both in the federal government and in sectors that receive federal funding into law. Mr. Tiffany, Wisconsin Republican, plans to introduce the Fairness, Anti-Discrimination and Individual Rights Act, or FAIR Act, on Thursday. It follows the executive order from Mr. Trump this week that shuttered DEI offices in the government and banned affirmative action in federal contracting.