North Michigan News

Washington - Rep. Jack Bergman has made it clear that he will not support any federal spending unless there is sufficient funding for border security. In a statement released today regarding the Continuing Resolution vote in the U.S. House of Representatives, Rep. Bergman emphasized the importance of securing the borders to protect the nation.

"If we don't secure our borders, we won't have a Nation to fund. Until Congress gets serious about securing the border, I will not support another dime of federal spending," stated Rep. Bergman.

He acknowledged that the Republicans only hold the majority in the House of Representatives and that negotiations with the Senate and White House may not result in perfect solutions. However, Rep. Bergman emphasized the urgency of the situation, stating, "We've waited long enough, we've kicked the can long enough, and we've held out for a 'bipartisan solution' long enough."

Rep. Bergman's strong stance on border security led him to vote against the Continuing Resolution today. He made it clear that he will continue to voice his opposition until concrete actions are taken to secure the nation's borders.

The issue of border security has been a point of contention and debate in recent years. With the continuing influx of illegal immigration and concerns over national security, many lawmakers have called for increased funding and resources to address the situation.

While opinions on the best approach to border security may differ, Rep. Bergman's unwavering commitment to securing the borders highlights the seriousness of the issue and the need for action.

As the debate continues and negotiations between the different branches of government persist, it remains to be seen how this issue will be resolved. However, Rep. Bergman's statement serves as a reminder that the nation's security should be a top priority, and without proper border security, the foundation of the nation is at risk.

In the coming weeks and months, the discussions on federal spending and border security will undoubtedly continue. It is evident that Rep. Bergman will be a vocal advocate for border funding and will not support any spending deal without the necessary measures to secure the nation's borders.

The urgency of this issue cannot be overstated, and it is crucial for lawmakers to find common ground and work towards a solution that prioritizes the safety and security of the United States.