Barry Moore
U.S. Representative · AL-1 · Republican
Statements and posts
66 press releases, floor remarks and posts since Jan 3, 2025.
Activity, last 12 weeks
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Congressman Barry Moore supports Gulf of America Act
Voted to support and co-sponsored bill codifying Trump's executive order renaming Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America.
“I proudly represent a district on the Gulf of America, which plays a vital role in our economy, energy independence, and national security”
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Applauded Trump administration for finalizing $550 million grant for I-10 Mobile River and Bayway Bridge project.
“President Trump promised he would build a new I-10 bridge, and with the finalization of this $550 million grant from the Department of Transportation, he is delivering on his promise”
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Rep. Barry Moore Introduces Fallen Heroes Memorial Month Resolution
Introduced resolution to recognize May as Fallen Heroes Memorial Month.
“The freedom we enjoy each day comes with a price - the lives of men and women who are willing to sacrifice everything to ensure our country is safe and prosperous”
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Rep. Barry Moore introduces legislation to protect Veteran small businesses
Introduced bill to allow surviving children of deceased service-disabled Veterans to inherit small business designations.
“As a Veteran and former small business owner, I know that businesses are the lifeblood of families and communities”
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Criticized Biden administration's Space Command relocation decision as politically motivated.
“An objective and rigorous process ranked Huntsville as the top choice for Space Command Headquarters. The Biden Administration's decision to move U.S. Space Command to Colorado Springs was purely political and not based in merit”
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Rep. Barry Moore introduces Why Does the IRS Need Guns Act
Introduced bill prohibiting IRS from purchasing firearms and ammunition.
“The IRS has consistently been weaponized against American citizens, targeted religious organizations, journalists, gun owners, and everyday Americans”
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Rep. Moore supports FY2025 House Budget Resolution
Voted for fiscal year 2025 budget resolution to enable tax cuts and spending reductions.
“The American people gave House Republicans a mandate to secure the border, restore energy independence, and make America wealthy again. This budget resolution allows the House to instruct committees on spending levels, so we can deliver on these promises”
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Rep. Barry Moore supports SAVE Act to restore confidence in U.S. elections
Voted for the SAVE Act requiring proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections.
“It's common sense that only Americans should vote in American elections, but Democrats want non-citizens to vote because they know most Americans don't support their radical agenda”
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Rep. Barry Moore supports No Rogue Rulings Act
Voted for the No Rogue Rulings Act to restrict federal courts from applying rulings beyond case parties.
“Judges across the nation are using their influence and power to issue injunctions over policies set by the President. Simply put, the role of the judiciary is not to legislate from the bench but instead be an independent voice that interprets the law as it is written”
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Reps. Barry Moore introduces Family Notification of Death in Custody Act
Introduced Family Notification of Death in Custody Act requiring DOJ notification policies.
“Families deserve to be informed when their loved one has died, has a serious illness, or sustains an injury while in custody. In FY21 alone, the Department of Justice failed to identify at least 990 prison and arrest related deaths”
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Rep. Barry Moore reintroduces legislation to abolish the Department of Education
Reintroduced legislation to abolish the Department of Education and provide funding directly to states.
“The Department of Education has turned into a breeding ground for political activists pushing anti-American ideologies”
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Introduced bipartisan legislation to establish a commission modernizing the National Agricultural Statistics Service.
“Data provided by the National Agricultural Statistics Service is critical to help producers and stakeholders make informed decisions”
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Rep. Barry Moore supports Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025
Voted for Full-Year Continuing Appropriations Act, supporting border security and defense funding.
“House Republicans are committed to working with President Trump to fully execute his America First agenda”
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Reps. Barry Moore and Jimmy Panetta reintroduce Stop Secret Spending Act
Introduced bill requiring federal agencies to report other transaction agreements on USAspending.gov.
“Federal agencies should be disclosing every taxpayer dollar they spend, especially as we close in on $35 trillion in national debt. Unfortunately, the current OTA loophole allows these agencies to spend billions and leave Americans in the dark”
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Rep. Barry Moore and Senator Mike Lee send letter to DOJ expressing concern over import policies
Sent letter to DOJ expressing concern over ATF firearms import policies.
“For many years, the ATF has violated the constitution, undermining Americans' Second Amendment rights. The rules surrounding the importation of legal firearms are just another example of government weaponization”
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Passed bill through House Judiciary Committee to deport immigrants convicted of DUI.
“Every 45 minutes -- that is how often someone in the United States dies in a crash with an alcohol-impaired driver. In 2022 alone, there were 13,524 alcohol-impaired driving fatalities and 400,000 injuries. Those crashes don't discriminate. It could me, it could be you, could be one of our family members.”
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