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Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
De La Cruz supports ensuring that farmers and ranchers are reimbursed for confirmed damage caused by illegal immigrant traffic. The reimbursement is limited to damage that has been confirmed.
Context: The platform does not specify who would provide reimbursement or how damage would be confirmed.
Monica De La Cruz supports a Balanced Budget Amendment to the U.S. Constitution as part of her position on federal spending and the national debt. Her stated position is to back the amendment; she does not set out specific requirements for it.
Context: The campaign page does not describe the amendment’s requirements or implementation.
Monica De La Cruz supports the safe and efficient use of nuclear energy. She lists this position alongside investing in American energy to regain energy independence and using technology to improve air quality and reduce pollution.
Context: The campaign page does not specify a nuclear project or policy mechanism.
Monica De La Cruz supports lowering taxes on working families and small businesses.
Context: The campaign does not specify the taxes or the size of any reduction.
Monica De La Cruz supports reinstating the Remain in Mexico policy as part of her border security and immigration positions. She lists this alongside proposals to end Catch and Release, complete infrastructure along the southern border, support border and customs agents, hire more immigration judges, and support E-Verify.
Context: The campaign page does not explain how reinstatement would work or who would be covered.
Monica De La Cruz opposes tariffs that hinder American farmers from reaching new customers. This is one of her campaign’s agriculture positions; the stated opposition is limited to tariffs with that effect.
Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 10, 2026.
Monica De La Cruz proposes eliminating regulations on farmers and ranchers that she says prohibit economic prosperity. The proposal is listed among her agriculture positions, alongside support for farmers’ access to new customers and reimbursement for confirmed damages from illegal immigrant traffic.
Context: The campaign page does not identify the regulations or explain how they would be changed.