Niagara Leader

Rep. Claudia Tenney, who currently serves in the U.S. Congress representing New York's 24th district, recently shared her thoughts on several issues through a series of tweets. These messages reflect her stance on national appreciation for first responders, voter ID laws, and border security concerns.

On October 28, 2024, Rep. Tenney acknowledged the dedication of emergency personnel on National First Responders Day. She expressed gratitude by stating: "On #NationalFirstRespondersDay we honor & celebrate the courageous men & women who put their lives on the line to serve & protect our communities. Thank you to the first responders in #NY24 & across the country for your bravery & selfless sacrifice."

The following day, October 29, 2024, she voiced her opinion regarding voter identification requirements. She asserted: "Requiring Voter ID isn't discriminatory; it's common sense. That's why 84% of Americans believe we must require Voter ID to vote in our elections." This reflects her belief in the necessity of such measures to maintain electoral integrity.

Later that day, Rep. Tenney questioned Vice President Kamala Harris's approach to border security and immigration policy. She tweeted: "Where was this urgency 4 years ago? If Border Czar Harris was serious about ending this migrant crisis, she could have closed our borders and deported the 10.4 million illegal immigrants she let in months ago." This comment critiques what she perceives as insufficient action from the administration on these issues.