Tuberville, Moore named top Senate and House lawmakers on immigration scorecard

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U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) and U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) are being recognized for being the best members of Congress at standing up against illegal immigration in America.

The Immigration and Accountability Project (IAP) announced this week that the two lawmakers are ranked first on their scorecard.

According to the IAPAction.com, the group’s mission is to advance federal immigration policies that best serve the national interest. They assist Members of Congress and the administration in drafting and promoting America First immigration policies, and we hold all elected officials accountable for their actions in Congress on immigration.

IAP rankings are based on the following criteria:

  1. Policy Analysis: We utilize legislative analyses from the Immigration Accountability Project to establish a clear, official position on Congressional proposals that would impact our core values.
  2. Scoring: Members of Congress are assigned a score based on the specific actions they take on these key proposals.
  3. Public Accountability: Members are then ranked according to these scores. By making these rankings public, we provide citizens with a clear, easy-to-use resource to evaluate their elected officials and hold them accountable for their record on immigration policy.

Tuberville and Moore also both earned a 100% A+ score from NumbersUSA on their immigration reduction scorecard.

“Border security is NATIONAL SECURITY, and I will always fight to keep Alabamians safe,” Tuberville said. “Proud to have earned a perfect 100 score from @numbersUSA.”

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