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Current Status
Referred to the Subcommittee on Border Security and Enforcement.
Sponsor
Andy Biggs
Introduced
May 4, 2026
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Latest Action
Referred to the Subcommittee on Border Security and Enforcement.
This bill establishes a separate account in the Treasury to hold deposits used to secure the southern border of the United States. It also increases fees for certain services and requires the Secretary of Homeland Security to report on illegal border crossings. The goal is to strengthen border security and prevent unauthorized immigration.
This bill affects everyday Americans by increasing costs for remittance transfers, arrival/departure records, and other services. It also impacts national security and immigration policies.
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Cosponsor data and vote records sourced from Congress.gov. Reflects formal legislative actions only — not editorial opinion.
Based on analysis of 29 representatives' public statements and voting records
Senator Patty Murray is a Democratic Senator from Washington state with a consistent progressive voting record. The scraped content shows her focus on healthcare access, reproductive rights, and opposing military spending increases. While there is no explicit statement about the 'Fund and Complete the Border Wall Act' on this particular webpage, her party affiliation (Democrat) and demonstrated policy positions strongly indicate opposition to border wall funding, which has been a contentious partisan issue. Democrats have predominantly opposed Republican-led border wall appropriations bills. Her recent statements criticize Republican spending priorities and emphasize support for social programs over military/defense spending, which aligns with Democratic opposition to border wall construction funding.
Bernie Sanders is a self-identified democratic socialist from Vermont with a well-documented track record of opposing border wall funding. His public positions emphasize addressing root causes of immigration through foreign aid and tackling climate change, while opposing militaristic border solutions. The scraped website content shows no support for border wall initiatives. Sanders' party affiliation (Democratic/Independent) and consistent voting patterns on immigration and border security issues strongly indicate opposition to this bill. While the specific bill is not mentioned in the scraped content, his general policy positions make strong rejection highly likely.
Senator Jeff Merkley is a Democrat from Oregon with a consistent record of opposing Trump administration policies and initiatives. The scraped content shows him actively investigating Trump administration actions, criticizing Trump projects (ballroom boondoggle), and objecting to Republican spending priorities. While the provided content doesn't contain explicit statements about the border wall specifically, Merkley's party affiliation (Democratic), his documented opposition to Trump policies, and his focus on environmental and social spending priorities are strongly indicative of opposition to border wall funding. Democrats have historically and consistently opposed border wall appropriations, particularly those initiated by the Trump administration. The absence of any pro-border-wall or pro-border-security rhetoric on his website, combined with his active opposition to other Trump initiatives, supports a strong rejection stance.
Peter Welch is a Democratic U.S. Senator from Vermont who has consistently opposed Trump administration policies, as evidenced by his website's reference to 'Combating Trump's Illegal Agenda.' The border wall was a signature Trump initiative that faced strong Democratic opposition. Vermont is a progressive state with a Democratic electorate that generally opposes strict border wall funding. While the scraped content doesn't explicitly mention this specific bill, Welch's positioning as a progressive Democrat opposing Trump's agenda, combined with typical Democratic opposition to border wall funding, strongly suggests he would reject this bill. The lack of any supportive language toward border security initiatives on his website further supports this assessment.
Tommy Tuberville is a U.S. Senator (not Representative) from Alabama with a conservative voting record. His website explicitly lists 'Border Security' as a major issue priority, indicating this is a core policy focus. As a Republican senator with stated conservative legislative wins and emphasis on border security, he would very likely support funding and completing the border wall, which aligns with conservative immigration policy positions. However, without explicit statements about this specific bill, confidence is not higher. Note: The scraped content appears repetitive and doesn't contain detailed policy positions, but the presence of Border Security as a featured issue combined with his conservative affiliation and party typical positions strongly suggests support.
Elizabeth Warren is a Democratic senator from Massachusetts with a consistent progressive voting record. While the scraped website content doesn't explicitly mention this specific bill, her party affiliation and established policy positions strongly indicate opposition. Democrats, particularly progressive members like Warren, have consistently opposed border wall funding as wasteful spending, preferring alternative immigration approaches. Warren's focus on issues like healthcare costs, financial regulation, and social programs aligns with Democratic priorities that compete with wall funding. No evidence in her public positions suggests support for border wall construction.
While the scraped website content does not explicitly mention the 'Fund and Complete the Border Wall Act,' multiple factors indicate strong support: (1) Bernie Moreno is a Republican senator from Ohio, and border wall funding is a core Republican policy position; (2) His recent press releases demonstrate consistent focus on border security and immigration enforcement, including demanding investigations into illegal immigrants and calling for stricter border controls; (3) His legislative priorities align with a hardline immigration enforcement stance; (4) His party affiliation and voting patterns on related issues strongly correlate with support for border wall funding. The main limitation is the absence of explicit statements about this specific bill on the provided website content.
Ron Wyden is a Democratic U.S. Senator from Oregon who has consistently opposed border wall funding. Democrats as a party have generally opposed the 'Fund and Complete the Border Wall Act,' viewing it as wasteful spending and an ineffective border security approach. While the provided website content is primarily navigation elements without specific policy statements, Wyden's party affiliation, general progressive stance on immigration policy, and Democratic opposition to border wall appropriations bills strongly indicate he would reject this legislation. The high confidence reflects the clear party-line opposition to border wall funding among Senate Democrats, though direct evidence from the scraped content is limited.
Senator Ricketts prominently features 'Securing Our Border' as a major policy issue on his website, indicating this is a priority legislative area. As a Republican senator from Nebraska, he aligns with the GOP's general support for border security measures. The website's emphasis on border security as a key issue, combined with his party affiliation and typical conservative positions on immigration enforcement, strongly suggests he would support the 'Fund and Complete the Border Wall Act.' However, confidence is not higher (0.9+) because the scraped content does not contain explicit statements about this specific bill or his voting record on similar border wall funding legislation.
Brian Schatz is a Democratic senator from Hawaii. The scraped content shows he criticizes Republican spending priorities, including a statement 'Instead Of Lowering Costs, Republicans Are Spending $70 Billion On Rogue Agency,' suggesting opposition to large discretionary federal spending on Republican-backed initiatives. Democrats have historically opposed border wall funding as ineffective and wasteful. While no explicit statement on this specific bill appears in the scraped content, Schatz's party affiliation, fiscal criticism of Republican proposals, and typical Democratic opposition to border wall expansion strongly indicate he would reject this legislation.