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To prohibit the disclosure of records by the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development of individuals for the purposes of immigration enforcement, and for other purposes.
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Secure the Border Act of 2023
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What they said
Apr 30, 2026
Congresswoman Tenney supports the FY26 budget resolution as a mechanism to advance border security funding and immigration enforcement priorities, including full funding for ICE and CBP, and criticizes Democratic efforts to condition DHS funding on enforcement restrictions.
Congresswoman Tenney's statement supports the FY26 budget resolution as a vehicle to advance border security funding and immigration enforcement priorities, including full funding for ICE and CBP. The Secure the Border Act of 2023 directly implements border security measures—wall construction, barrier expansion, and technology investment—that align with the enforcement-focused agenda she describes. Her YES vote on the bill is consistent with her stated support for advancing border security and immigration enforcement priorities.
Congresswoman Tenney supports the FY26 budget resolution as a mechanism to advance border security funding and immigration enforcement priorities, including full funding for ICE and CBP, and criticizes Democratic efforts to condition DHS funding on enforcement restrictions.
Congresswoman Tenney's statement supports robust immigration enforcement funding and opposes Democratic efforts to condition DHS funding on enforcement restrictions. The bill she voted for penalizes sanctuary jurisdictions by withholding federal funds if they do not cooperate with immigration detainers and information-sharing with DHS. Both the statement and vote align on advancing immigration enforcement priorities and opposing policies that limit enforcement cooperation. However, the statement focuses on budget reconciliation as a mechanism to fund ICE and CBP directly, while the bill addresses a different enforcement tool—punitive funding restrictions on non-compliant jurisdictions. The directional consistency is clear, but they address distinct policy mechanisms within the broader immigration enforcement category.
Congresswoman Tenney supports the FY26 budget resolution as a mechanism to advance border security funding and immigration enforcement priorities, including full funding for ICE and CBP, and criticizes Democratic efforts to condition DHS funding on enforcement restrictions.
The statement supports robust immigration enforcement and full funding for ICE and CBP as part of border security priorities. The POLICE Act advances enforcement by making assault on law enforcement a deportable offense, which aligns with the rep's stated commitment to strengthening enforcement and supporting law enforcement. However, the statement focuses on funding mechanisms and DHS appropriations flexibility, while the bill addresses a specific deportability provision unrelated to appropriations or budget reconciliation. The yes vote is directionally consistent with the enforcement-focused position, but the bill does not directly address the budget resolution's core mechanism or the full scope of the rep's stated priorities.
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Congresswoman Tenney Demands Answers from New York Attorney General Letitia James on Allegations of Downgraded Gun Charges for Illegal Immigrants
Position: The release calls on New York Attorney General Letitia James to disclose whether her office directed prosecutors to alter firearm charges based on immigration consequences, and states that prosecutors reducing firearm charges to protect foreign nationals from deportation is troubling and that public safety should not be subordinated to political agendas.
Oswego, NY — Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (NY-24) today sent a letter to New York Attorney General Letitia James demanding answers about allegations that New York City prosecutors have reduced or altered criminal charges, including firearm offenses, to help foreign nationals avoid deportation.
An October 26, 2026, House Judiciary Committee report raised concerns that New York City district attorneys have considered immigration consequences when prosecuting foreign nationals, including allegations that prosecutors were instructed to structure firearm charges or conviction records to avoid triggering deportation. At an October 29 press conference focused on combating gun violence, James and several New York City district attorneys declined to answer a reporter's question about these allegations. In her letter, Tenney called on James to disclose whether her office has directed or coordinated with prosecutors to alter firearm charges based on immigration consequences, whether she was aware of such policies, and whether she supports or opposes these practices.
“It is deeply troubling that prosecutors are reducing or eliminating firearm charges to protect foreign nationals from deportation,” said Congresswoman Tenney. “Public safety should never take a back seat to political agendas. Albany politicians have spent years targeting law-abiding gun owners and bending the rules for illegal immigrants and foreign nationals. This is the very definition of a two-tiered justice system: one for American citizens and one for foreign nationals. Attorney General James owes New Yorkers a clear answer, and I will continue demanding transparency and accountability to ensure our laws are enforced and our communities are protected.”
To read Congresswoman Tenney's full letter to Attorney General James, click here.
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Congresswoman Tenney Introduces Bipartisan IRAN Act to Expand Internet Freedom for the Iranian People
Position: The release supports introducing the bipartisan IRAN Act to expand U.S. internet freedom efforts for the Iranian people, including secure communication tools, cybersecurity training for civil society, and coordination to ensure sanctions and export controls do not hinder access to open internet technologies.
Oswego, NY — Congresswomen Claudia Tenney (NY-24) and Yassamin Ansari (AZ-03) today introduced the bipartisan Internet Reach and Access Now (IRAN) Act to strengthen U.S. efforts to help the Iranian people access the open internet, communicate securely, and overcome the Iranian regime’s censorship, surveillance, and internet shutdowns.
Additional cosponsors of the legislation include Representatives Virginia Foxx (NC-5), Maria Elvira Salazar (FL-27), Dave Min (CA-47), Brian Fitzpatrick (PA-1), Mike Lawler (NY-17), Ilhan Omar (MN-5), Stephanie Bice (OK-5), Brad Schneider (IL-10), Nicole Malliotakis (NY-11), Jake Auchincloss (MA-4), Josh Gottheimer (NJ-5), James Walkinshaw (VA-11), and André Carson (IN-7).
Iran remains one of the world’s most restrictive digital environments, with the regime routinely restricting internet access to suppress dissent, conceal human rights abuses, and isolate the Iranian people. The IRAN Act strengthens the U.S. internet freedom strategy for Iran by requiring regular reviews, implementation assessments, and congressional reporting, while evaluating emerging technologies such as VPNs, decentralized and peer to peer networks, and direct to cell satellite communications. The legislation also seeks to expand cybersecurity training and secure digital tools for journalists, human rights defenders, and other civil society actors, and directs greater coordination among federal agencies to help ensure U.S. sanctions and export controls do not unintentionally hinder access to open internet technologies.
“The Iranian regime knows that access to information is a threat to its grip on power, which is why it relies on censorship, surveillance, and internet blackouts to silence the Iranian people,” said Congresswoman Tenney. “The United States should stand with the courageous Iranians demanding basic freedoms by helping them stay connected to one another and the outside world. The bipartisan IRAN Act strengthens our internet freedom strategy, supports secure technologies that can overcome the regime’s censorship, and improves coordination across our government so these efforts deliver real results. The Iranian people deserve the ability to communicate freely, access independent information, and expose the regime’s brutality to the world.”
“Freedom of expression and access to unrestricted information are fundamental human rights. The Islamic Republic regularly shuts down or restricts internet access while committing mass atrocities,” said Congresswoman Ansari. “President Trump has said 'help is on the way' for the Iranian people. Ensuring unrestricted internet access would actually help people immediately. I’m proud to introduce the IRAN Act, a bipartisan, noncontroversial, and not militarily invasive bill that would do just that.”
This legislation is supported by the Public Affairs Alliance of Iranian Americans (PAAIA):
“The Iranian regime has repeatedly demonstrated its willingness to shut down the internet to isolate the Iranian people and facilitate the violent suppression of dissent, as we saw during the January 2026 crackdown on protesters. The revised IRAN Act strengthens the U.S. response by improving coordination across the federal government, ensuring our internet freedom strategy keeps pace with emerging technologies, and helping preserve access to satellite communications over Iran. Helping ordinary Iranians stay connected, access independent information, and communicate with the outside world not only supports their democratic aspirations, but also advances broader U.S. national security interests by promoting the free flow of information and greater transparency. PAAIA thanks Representatives Claudia Tenney and Yassamin Ansari for their bipartisan leadership and encourages all Members of Congress to support and help pass this important legislation.” - PAAIA
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Congresswoman Tenney Introduces Legislation to Crack Down on Medicare Home Health Fraud and Protect Seniors
Position: Supports legislation to strengthen Medicare home health fraud prevention, including enhanced provider screening, inspections of high-risk agencies, and CMS review of how fraud has affected reimbursement rates for legitimate providers.
Oswego, NY — Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (NY-24) introduced the House companion to Senator Susan Collins' Medicare Home Health Payment Integrity and Protection Act, legislation to crack down on Medicare home health fraud, protect taxpayer dollars, and ensure seniors can continue receiving quality care in their own homes.
Fraudulent Medicare claims can distort the data used to calculate payments to home health agencies, potentially reducing reimbursements for legitimate providers across the country. These concerns have grown as suspicious billing patterns and an unusually high concentration of home health agencies in Los Angeles County have drawn scrutiny. The Medicare Home Health Payment Integrity and Protection Act would strengthen provider screening, increase inspections of high-risk agencies, and give the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) additional tools to detect and prevent fraud before payments are made. The legislation would also address potentially distorted Medicare payment rates and require CMS to examine how fraudulent claims have affected reimbursements for legitimate home health providers.
The legislation builds on Tenney's November 2025 letter to CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz urging the agency to investigate fraudulent billing practices, correct potentially distorted payment data, and prevent further harm to seniors and home health providers. In her letter, Tenney highlighted suspicious billing patterns in Los Angeles County, which accounted for nearly 10 percent of nationwide Medicare home health spending in 2024 despite representing only about 2 percent of traditional Medicare beneficiaries. She also raised concerns about access to care in NY-24, where Medicare home health utilization declined by 39 percent between 2018 and 2024.
“Home health care is a lifeline for seniors who want to remain safe and independent in their own homes,” said Congresswoman Tenney. “Fraudulent providers are stealing taxpayer dollars, undermining Medicare, and putting legitimate home health agencies at risk. Seniors in Upstate and Western New York should not lose access to care because of fraudulent billing schemes across the country. Last November, I called on CMS to address this problem, and now I am joining Senator Collins to advance legislation that strengthens oversight, roots out fraud, and protects fair reimbursement for honest providers. We must protect Medicare for the seniors who depend on it and the taxpayers who fund it.”
“We are grateful to Representative Tenney for leading this important effort in the House,” said Jennifer Sheets, CEO of the Alliance. “Medicare home health payment should be built on reliable data, not on numbers distorted by fraud. This legislation fixes the flawed math behind years of compounding cuts and gives CMS the tools to stop bad actors before they receive federal funds. With bills now in both chambers, Congress has a clear path to protecting access to essential home health services.”
“As New York State’s largest home health agency, VNS Health sees firsthand how repeated Medicare cuts have left agencies underpaid and weakened patients’ access to care. Providers now face another $4.9 billion in future temporary cuts. VNS Health applauds Congresswoman Tenney’s legislation for recognizing that stronger fraud enforcement and sound payment policy must go hand in hand. Recalculating rates from the 2020 base with annual updates, excluding unreliable claims, accounting for pandemic disruptions, and suspending permanent and temporary cuts would help restore a sound payment foundation and protect patients’ access to skilled care at home,” said Dan Lowenstien, Senior Vice President of Government Affairs, VNS Health.
Read the full bill here.
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Congresswoman Tenney Introduces Resolution to Protect Christopher Columbus Monuments on Columbus Day
Position: Introduces a resolution supporting the preservation of Christopher Columbus statues and monuments, including the Columbus Monument in Syracuse, and condemning efforts to remove it.
Oswego, NY — Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (NY-24) on Columbus Day, introduced a resolution supporting the preservation and protection of statues and monuments honoring Christopher Columbus, including the historic Columbus Monument in Syracuse, New York.
Tenney’s resolution recognizes the historical and cultural significance of Columbus monuments and the communities that built and maintained them. The Columbus Monument in Syracuse was funded by working class Italian immigrants, many of whom faced discrimination and persecution, and was dedicated in 1934 as a testament to their heritage and contributions to the city. The resolution condemns efforts to remove the Syracuse monument, supports preserving Columbus statues and monuments for future generations, and reaffirms the importance of protecting American history as the United States celebrates the 250th anniversary of its founding.
“History is our collective memory, and tearing down monuments does not change or erase the past,” said Congresswoman Tenney. “The Columbus Monument in Syracuse represents generations of hardworking Italian Americans who overcame discrimination, built strong communities, and made lasting contributions to our state and nation. Preserving our history does not mean ignoring its complexities or pretending that historical figures were perfect. It means understanding our past, learning from it, and ensuring future generations can do the same. As we celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, we should preserve these important pieces of our shared history and continue building on the promise of our great nation.”
Read the full resolution here.
Tenney Concludes Three-Day Law Enforcement Roundtable Series on Public Safety Challenges Facing NY-24 Communities
Position: The release describes a series of law enforcement roundtables in NY-24 and states that local officials' experience should help shape public safety policy, with the congresswoman pledging to work for local law enforcement to have needed tools and resources. It criticizes the impact of state policies from Albany on local departments without specifying a particular bill or policy direction.
Oswego, NY — Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (NY-24) concluded a three-day series of law enforcement roundtables across New York’s 24th Congressional District, bringing together sheriffs, police chiefs, prosecutors, probation officials, and other local leaders to discuss the challenges facing law enforcement and the policies affecting public safety in their communities.
Across stops in Albion, Canandaigua, and Lyons, Tenney heard directly from local officials about the impact of state policies on their work, challenges facing local departments, and the resources and support law enforcement needs to keep New Yorkers safe.
Western New York Roundtable – Albion
On Monday, September 28, Tenney kicked off the series in Albion, where law enforcement leaders discussed public safety challenges facing Western New York and the impact of state policies on local departments.
Joining the discussion were Orleans County Sheriff Chris Bourke, Orleans County District Attorney Susan Howard, Orleans County Probation Director Sarah Osborne, Wayne County Sheriff Rob Milby, Batavia Police Chief Christopher Camp, Genesee County Sheriff Joe Graff, and other local law enforcement officials.
Finger Lakes Roundtable – Canandaigua
On Tuesday, September 29, Tenney continued the series in Canandaigua, where participants discussed policies coming out of Albany, challenges officers and prosecutors face in enforcing the law and holding offenders accountable, and the tools local departments need to serve their communities.
Participants included Ontario County Sheriff David Cirencione, Steuben County Sheriff Jim Allard, Steuben County District Attorney Brooks Baker, Cayuga County District Attorney Brittany Grome Antonacci, and additional local law enforcement officials.
Eastern NY-24 Roundtable – Lyons
Tenney concluded the series on Wednesday, September 30, in Lyons, bringing together law enforcement officials from the eastern portion of NY-24 to discuss challenges facing their departments and ways the federal government can support local public safety efforts.
The roundtable included Wayne County Undersheriff Tammy Ryndock, Wayne County Chief Deputy Joe Croft, Wayne County District Attorney Christine Callanan, Cayuga County Sheriff Brian Schenck, Macedon Police Chief Adam Husk, Clyde Police Officer in Charge Aaron DiSanto, and additional local law enforcement officials.
“Our sheriffs, police officers, prosecutors, and other law enforcement professionals understand the public safety challenges facing our communities because they confront them every day,” said Congresswoman Tenney. “Over three days and across NY-24, I heard directly from the men and women responsible for keeping our communities safe about the obstacles they face, the impact of policies coming out of Albany, and what they need to do their jobs effectively. Their experience should help shape public safety policy. I will continue working in Congress to ensure local law enforcement has the tools, resources, and support they need, and Albany should be listening to the people confronting these challenges on the ground.”
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Congresswoman Tenney Hosts Statewide Sheriffs Roundtable to Discuss Hochul’s Ban on Local Cooperation with ICE
Position: The release opposes New York's Local Cops, Local Crimes Act, which bars local agencies from participating in the federal 287(g) program with ICE, and supports allowing sheriffs to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
Oswego County, N.Y. — Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (NY-24) todayhosted a roundtable and press conference with six New York sheriffs challenging the state’s Local Cops, Local Crimes Act to discuss the law’s impact on local law enforcement, public safety, and cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
New York’s Local Cops, Local Crimes Act prohibits local governments and law enforcement agencies from entering into or remaining in agreements with ICE under the federal 287(g) program. Fifteen New York sheriffs filed a federal lawsuit on August 25 challenging the state’s prohibition, including sheriffs from within and outside New York’s 24th Congressional District. The federal 287(g) program allows ICE, under its direction and oversight, to authorize trained state and local law enforcement officers to perform specified immigration enforcement functions. While Governor Hochul and Attorney General Letitia James have sought to restrict cooperation between local law enforcement and ICE through the new law, the sheriffs’ lawsuit challenges New York’s authority to prevent local agencies from participating in the federal program.
“New York’s sheriffs are on the front lines of keeping our communities safe, and Albany should not be standing in the way of their ability to work with federal law enforcement,” said Congresswoman Tenney. “Today, I heard directly from sheriffs about what the 287(g) program means for their departments and the communities they serve. Governor Hochul’s Local Cops, Local Crimes Act takes this decision away from locally elected law enforcement leaders and prohibits partnerships that help them do their jobs. Our sheriffs deserve the tools, resources, and cooperation necessary to protect New Yorkers, and I will continue standing with them as they fight to preserve their ability to work with federal law enforcement.”
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Congresswoman Tenney and House Intelligence Chairman Crawford Host House Intelligence SCALE UP Event in Syracuse on CCP Counterintelligence Threats
Position: Representative Tenney and Chairman Crawford state that the Chinese Communist Party is conducting counterintelligence operations against U.S. government, critical infrastructure, and industry, and call for improved cooperation among federal, state, local, and private sector partners to detect, deter, and disrupt foreign intelligence activities.
Syracuse, N.Y. — Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (NY-24), a member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, and Committee Chairman Rick Crawford (AR-01) hosted federal, state, and private sector partners at Hancock Air National Guard Base in Syracuse for a SCALE UP event examining counterintelligence threats posed by the Chinese Communist Party in Upstate New York and across the United States.
The SCALE UP event brought the House Intelligence Committee's work to Upstate New York for classified and unclassified discussions on how the CCP targets our government, critical infrastructure, businesses, agriculture, educational institutions, and other sectors. Tenney and Chairman Crawford heard from National Counterintelligence and Security Center Director Wes Street and senior leaders from the FBI, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA), Army Counterintelligence Command (ACIC), Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI), and Department of Homeland Security. The discussion focused on improving cooperation among federal, state, and local officials and private sector partners to better detect, deter, and disrupt foreign intelligence activities in Upstate New York and throughout the country.
“Protecting our national security starts with defending our communities here at home,” said Congresswoman Claudia Tenney. “The Chinese Communist Party is targeting American industry, research, and critical infrastructure to undermine our economic strength and threaten our way of life. These operations go beyond stealing information. The CCP is seeking access to the systems Americans depend on so it can disrupt essential services and exploit that access in a crisis. This roundtable brings my work on the House Intelligence Committee home to Upstate New York, connecting federal experts with local leaders to confront these threats. I thank Chairman Crawford for his leadership as we work to hold the CCP accountable and put the safety and security of Americans first.”
"In today's age, an attack on our nation might not come by aerial bombing campaigns. It might not come with fiery assaults on civilian or military infrastructure, inflicting mass causalities," said Chairman Crawford. "A new kind of attack may come quickly and quietly with debilitating consequences for the security and prosperity of our country. I applaud Rep. Tenney for her steadfast commitment to ensuring New Yorkers, and all Americans, understand the growing counterintelligence threat we continue to face both at home and abroad. We cannot risk waiting for the counterintelligence version of September 11th to make the reforms needed to strategically disable, disrupt, and neutralize foreign intelligence entities' activities against the United States.”
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Congresswoman Tenney Highlights Fort Ontario Legislation at House Natural Resources Committee Hearing
Position: Representative Tenney supports H.R. 1031, legislation to establish parts of Fort Ontario, the site of the 'Safe Haven' Holocaust refugee shelter, within the National Park System while keeping the State Historic Site under state management and preserving the roles of the City of Oswego, Oswego County, and local organizations.
Washington, D.C. — Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (NY-24) today highlighted her Fort Ontario Holocaust Refugee Shelter National Historical Park Establishment Act (H.R. 1031) during a House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Federal Lands legislative hearing, where Oswego County Clerk Terry Wilbur, a lifelong resident of Oswego County, testified in support of preserving Fort Ontario’s historic legacy for future generations.
Fort Ontario has played an important role in American history, including during the French and Indian War and the War of 1812. From 1944 to 1946, the site also served as “Safe Haven,” the only refugee shelter established in the United States for victims fleeing the Holocaust, providing refuge to 982 predominantly Jewish refugees escaping Nazi persecution. Tenney’s legislation would bring national recognition and permanent federal support to this history by establishing parts of Fort Ontario within the National Park System. The proposal would preserve the State Historic Site under state management and maintain the central role of the City of Oswego, Oswego County, and local organizations in preserving and interpreting the site.
“Fort Ontario holds a remarkable place in both Oswego County’s history and our nation’s history, and its story deserves to be preserved for generations to come,” said Congresswoman Tenney. “As the number of Holocaust survivors continues to decline, we have a responsibility to ensure the story of the 982 refugees who found safety in Oswego is never forgotten. Today’s hearing is an important step toward giving Fort Ontario the national recognition it deserves. I am especially grateful to Oswego County Clerk Terry Wilbur, a lifelong resident of our community, for bringing Oswego County’s voice to Congress and demonstrating the strong local commitment to protecting this historic site.”
“Fort Ontario is an important part of Oswego County’s history and the story of Jewish refugees who escaped Nazi persecution and found safety here,” said Oswego County Clerk Terry Wilbur. “I was honored to represent our community and testify before the House Natural Resources Subcommittee in support of H.R. 1031. Federal recognition would help preserve their stories, teach future generations about the dangers of antisemitism, and bring national attention to this part of our county’s history. I thank Congresswoman Tenney for her leadership in moving this legislation forward.”
This legislation is supported by the American Jewish Committee, Jewish Federation of North America, Anti Defamation League, Combat Antisemitism Movement, and Zionist Organization for America:
“At a moment when antisemitism is rising and Holocaust knowledge is fading, preserving places of witness is an urgent national responsibility. AJC’s State of Antisemitism in America 2024 Report found that Americans with greater knowledge about the Holocaust are much more likely to recognize antisemitism and to see it as a problem. Fort Ontario is an irreplaceable site of American Holocaust and refugee history, and establishing it as a National Historical Park will both preserve the story of the refugees who sheltered there and help future generations understand the impact of antisemitism. AJC thanks Representatives Tenney and Suozzi for their bipartisan leadership on this initiative,” said Julie Rayman, Senior Vice President of Policy and Political Affairs, American Jewish Committee.
“At a time when firsthand witnesses to the Holocaust are becoming fewer, preserving the places and stories that document this history is increasingly important. Fort Ontario offers future generations a tangible connection to the experiences of Holocaust refugees who found safety on American soil, highlighting the consequences of persecution and the importance of providing refuge to those fleeing it. Jewish Federations of North America are proud to support H.R. 1031 and thank Representatives Claudia Tenney and Tom Suozzi for their leadership in preserving this important chapter of American and Jewish history,” said Eric D. Fingerhut, President and CEO, Jewish Federations of North America.
“Fort Ontario is one of the few remaining places in America that can tell the story of Holocaust survivors’ experience firsthand. As the number of living survivors dwindles and Holocaust denial and distortion spread online, preserving sites like Fort Ontario is essential. ADL strongly supports the passage of H.R. 1031, which would conserve the site for generations to come,” said Lauren Wolman, Senior Director of Government Relations and Strategy, Anti-Defamation League (ADL).
“As antisemitism continues to rise in the United States and around the world, and fewer Holocaust survivors remain to share their stories, we must preserve historical sites like Safe Haven at Fort Ontario for generations to come. The Holocaust Refugee Shelter at Fort Ontario provided sanctuary during one of history’s darkest moments, and it deserves recognition in the National Park System. In 1944, Fort Ontario became home to 982 refugees (almost all of whom were Jewish) fleeing Nazi persecution and the horrors of the Holocaust. Designating it a National Historical Park will ensure future generations encounter this history firsthand, long after the last survivors are gone. The Combat Antisemitism Movement commends Rep. Claudia Tenney for her leadership on the Fort Ontario Holocaust Refugee Shelter National Historical Park Establishment Act and for spearheading this important effort to preserve Fort Ontario’s legacy,” said Alyza D. Lewin, President of U.S. Affairs, Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM).
“As antisemitism continues to rise in the United States and around the world, and fewer Holocaust survivors remain to share their stories, we must preserve historical sites like Safe Haven at Fort Ontario for generations to come. The Holocaust Refugee Shelter at Fort Ontario provided sanctuary during one of history’s darkest moments, and it deserves recognition in the National Park System. In 1944, Fort Ontario became home to 982 refugees (almost all of whom were Jewish) fleeing Nazi persecution and the horrors of the Holocaust. Designating it a National Historical Park will ensure future generations encounter this history firsthand, long after the last survivors are gone. The Combat Antisemitism Movement commends Rep. Claudia Tenney for her leadership on the Fort Ontario Holocaust Refugee Shelter National Historical Park Establishment Act and for spearheading this important effort to preserve Fort Ontario’s legacy,” said Morton A. Klein, President, Zionist Organization of America (ZOA).
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Congresswoman Tenney Applauds Adoption of FY26 Budget Resolution to Strengthen Border Security and Advance Reconciliation
Position: Congresswoman Tenney supports the FY26 budget resolution as a mechanism to advance border security funding and immigration enforcement priorities, including full funding for ICE and CBP, and criticizes Democratic efforts to condition DHS funding on enforcement restrictions.
Washington, DC — Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (NY-24) today applauded House adoption of S. Con. Res. 33, the Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Resolution, a critical step to unlock the reconciliation process and advance funding for border security and key elements of President Trump’s America First agenda.
This legislation passed the House by a vote of 215-211.
For more than 70 days, Congressional Democrats have blocked efforts to fund the Department of Homeland Security, demanding sweeping changes that would weaken enforcement and undermine border security. Adoption of this budget resolution allows Congressional Republicans to move forward with reconciliation, funding agencies like ICE and Customs and Border Protection through a simple majority vote in the Senate. The resolution provides up to $70 billion in flexibility over the next decade for border security and immigration enforcement priorities and directs key committees to advance legislative recommendations.
“Americans made it clear they want a secure border and a government that puts their safety first,” said Congresswoman Tenney. “For months, Democrats have held DHS funding hostage to push policies that weaken enforcement and tie the hands of the very officers working to protect us. This budget resolution puts us back on track. It allows us to move forward with reconciliation, fully fund ICE and CBP, and continue the progress we have made in restoring order at our border. This legislation will keep our communities safe, support law enforcement, and deliver on the mandate the American people gave us.”
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Congresswoman Tenney Secures Wins for NY-24 in Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026
Position: Congresswoman Tenney supports H.R. 7567, the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026, which reauthorizes USDA programs, modernizes farm policy, strengthens the agriculture safety net, invests in conservation and rural development, and enhances oversight of foreign ownership of American farmland.
Washington, DC — Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (NY-24) today applauded House passage of H.R. 7567, the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026, legislation that strengthens support for American farmers, bolsters rural communities, and reinforces agriculture as a core component of national security.
The Farm, Food, and National Security Act reauthorizes key U.S. Department of Agriculture programs through 2031, modernizes farm policy, and strengthens the agriculture safety net to help producers navigate rising costs, market uncertainty, and supply chain disruptions. The legislation includes major investments in conservation, crop insurance, rural development, and agricultural research, while promoting U.S. exports and reducing regulatory burdens. It also enhances oversight of foreign ownership of American farmland and reinforces agriculture as a national security priority. As part of the bill, Congresswoman Tenney secured adoption of her Fairness in Vineyard Data Act, which requires the U.S. Department of Agriculture to produce a comprehensive report on national grape production. The report will include detailed data on total acreage, production levels, utilization, acreage by grape type and variety, as well as county-level breakdowns and planting timelines. This data will provide greater transparency and market insight for our viticulturists, including those in the Finger Lakes region, and allow USDA to better support our vineyards.
“House Republicans are backing the farmers and ranchers who feed, fuel, and sustain this country,” said Congresswoman Tenney. “This Farm Bill delivers real support for producers facing rising costs and uncertainty, while strengthening the tools they need to manage risk and stay competitive. In districts like mine, where agriculture drives our economy, this legislation helps ensure our farmers and family farms can continue to grow, hire, and invest in their communities. It also takes important steps to protect American farmland from foreign adversaries, such as the CCP, and reinforces that agriculture is national security. This legislation puts our farmers first and makes sure the United States remains a global leader in food production.”
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Top PAC donors · 2026 cycle
Political action committees that gave the most to this rep's principal campaign committee this cycle. PAC giving is direct organizational support — industry, ideological, or leadership.
1.SPACE EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGIES CORP. PACDefense2 contributionsAerospace and defense contractor PAC — supports candidates backing federal space contracts, national security priorities, and commercial space development.AI$10,000
2.CONSTELLATION BRANDS INC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE2 contributions$10,000
5.WINE INSTITUTE PACAgriculture2 contributionsWine-industry trade association PAC — backs policies supporting wine production, distribution, and sales, including tax and regulatory matters.AI$10,000
6.BLOOM ENERGY CORPORATION PAC (BE PAC)2 contributions$10,000
7.TEAM AMERICA - BRINGING AMERICA TOGETHER PAC2 contributions$10,000
8.NATSO INC. NATSO PAC2 contributions$10,000
9.MVL PAC2 contributions$10,000
10.HELPING EXCEPTIONAL LEADERS ORGANIZE PAC (HELO PAC)2 contributions$10,000
Source: OpenFEC (api.open.fec.gov) Schedule A receipts where contributor type is “committee.” Aggregated by contributing committee. Self-transfers from joint-fundraising / victory committees are excluded.
Top individual contributors · 2026 cycle
Itemized individual contributions over $200 to this rep's campaign committee, aggregated by donor employer. PAC giving is shown above; this section is people, not organizations.
1.SELF$27,820
2.BLUFF POINT ASSOC.$14,000
3.DUCHOSSOIS CAPITAL MANAGEMENT$14,000
4.BLUE OWL CAPITAL$14,000
5.LEFRAK$14,000
6.ADVANTAGE CAPITAL$13,300
7.BLOOM ENERGY$10,500
8.BILL CRAMER GM$10,300
9.WEXFORD CAPITAL$10,000
10.NOVOGRADAC COMPANY LLP$9,000
Source: OpenFEC Schedule A receipts where contributor type is “individual,” aggregated by the donor's self-reported employer. This is a geographic / industry correlation, not a corporate endorsement.
