TX · DISTRICT 4

Pat Fallon

RepublicanTexasCurrently serving

Sworn in for the 119th Congress on January 3, 2025 Source ↗

What they said 6

Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.

All statements (6)In office (6)

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Immigration Economy, taxes & work

Would require federal agencies to reimburse Texas for border spending

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Fallon says Texas spent over $10 billion through Operation Lonestar to increase border security and argues that Texas taxpayers should not bear the cost. He says his Lonestar Reimbursement Act would require federal agencies to repay the state for its efforts to secure the southern border.

Context: The source does not identify which federal agencies would repay Texas or specify the amount to be repaid.

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Immigration

Expedite removal proceedings for undocumented immigrants

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Fallon supports passing the American SAFER Act, which he says he introduced. He says the legislation would streamline and expedite the process for removing undocumented immigrants who are already in the United States. He lists it among several border measures, alongside deportations and other proposals.

Context: The source does not specify the bill’s procedures or other provisions.

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Foreign affairs & defense Government & elections

Would require public disclosure of weaknesses behind failed Defense Department audits

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Fallon says the Department of Defense should publicly release the “material weaknesses” that led to each failed audit. He argues that the department must account for every dollar it spends and says Congress needs to help reform the audit process, which he describes as hindered by outdated systems, bureaucracy and the department’s size. As a member of the House Armed Services Committee, he says he will continue to advocate for reform.

Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 10, 2026.

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Government & elections Economy, taxes & work

Codify regulatory budgeting standards

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Fallon says Congress must put regulatory budgeting standards into law to prevent the Biden administration from weakening existing requirements for regulatory analysis. He says he is looking at requiring the executive branch to submit a regulatory budget to Congress, but presents this as a possibility rather than a settled plan. He also says he sent a letter to the House Oversight and Accountability Committee chairman seeking a briefing on the justification and origins of a recent executive order on regulatory review.

Context: He does not identify a specific bill or give details of the standards or possible regulatory-budget requirement.

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Foreign affairs & defense Immigration

Conditions future Ukraine aid on securing the southern border

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Fallon says he will not vote for future aid to Ukraine unless serious and strong measures are first taken to secure the southern U.S. border. He says he voted to support immediate aid shortly after Russia invaded, but has not supported additional aid beyond that initial tranche and opposes what he calls a “blank check.”

Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 10, 2026.

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Healthcare

Opposes forced COVID-19 vaccination

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Fallon supports people’s freedom to decide privately whether to receive a COVID-19 vaccine and opposes anyone being forced to get one. He says he has supported legislative efforts to remove all COVID-19 vaccine requirements and will continue to oppose mandates. He also says he has led opposition to the Defense Department’s efforts to punish people who did not get vaccinated.

Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 10, 2026.