Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne, a representative known for her strong stance on tax policies and immigration, recently shared her views on several issues via social media. On June 16, 2025, she addressed topics ranging from tax legislation to immigration policies through a series of tweets.
In a post from the afternoon of June 16, Van Duyne emphasized the potential impact of failing to pass the One Big Beautiful Bill, which seeks to extend the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. She warned that without its passage, residents in her district could face significant financial burdens. “Reminder, if we do not pass the One Big Beautiful Bill, extending the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, than #TX24 residents would see a 18% tax hike, and a $2,965 tax increase if these expire.”
Later that evening at 20:46 UTC, Van Duyne expressed her views on leadership changes in America. She called for new presidential leadership committed to law enforcement and border security while criticizing the previous administration’s handling of these issues. ” facts! America needed a new President with the commitment to enforce our laws, secure the borders, and fix the disaster caused by the previous administration!”
In another tweet posted at 23:06 UTC on June 16th, Van Duyne discussed immigration policy and its economic implications. She advocated for reduced illegal immigration as a means to boost wages for American workers. Additionally, she mentioned an app designed by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) aimed at facilitating self-deportation processes with incentives. “Less illegal immigrants = higher wages for American workers. Illegals can use the CBP Home app to notify the government they will self deport…”
The Congresswoman’s statements reflect ongoing debates about fiscal policy and immigration reform in U.S. politics.
