Press Releases

Rep. Chip Roy is rolling out Healthcare Freedom this week. He published the following op-ed Monday morning:

Rep. Chip Roy released the following statement Friday afternoon regarding his bill--The Charitable Donations Freedom Act:

While Congress was dragging its feet, hard-working Americans were trying to give law enforcement goods to help care for migrant children.

WASHINGTON--Rep. Chip Roy released the following statement Thursday regarding the appointment of Matthew Kacsmaryk to the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas:

"Matt is a friend, a University of Texas Law School classmate, and a patriot. I am thankful for his and his family's willingness to serve the nation and the state of Texas. We are all better for his strong commitment to the Constitution and the rule of law. Texas is better off having Kacsmaryk at the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas."

WASHINGTON—Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) released the following statement Wednesday regarding Democrats' commitment to putting President Donald Trump's border supplemental on the floor for a vote:

WASHINGTON--Reps. Roy, Jordan, Biggs, Hice, Harris, Perry, Cloud, Cline, Wright, Davidson, and Norman announce press conference to urge Congress to address the humanitarian crisis on the southern border:

Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) released the following statement Wednesday on forcing action to address the humanitarian crisis on our southern border:

Rep. Chip Roy released the following statement Thursday regarding the VA MISSION Act:

"I am thrilled that some long-awaited changes are coming to the VA, opening up access to care in the community for more veterans who so choose to seek other expertise outside traditional VA care.

WASHINGTON—Rep. Chip Roy released the following statement Monday regarding the passage of the $19.1 billion-dollar disaster supplemental:

"I was pleased to see Speaker Pelosi bring the $19.1 billion-dollar disaster supplemental to the floor for a vote.

My Democratic colleagues tried three separate times to pass this $19.1 billion-dollar disaster supplemental, which is unpaid for and most members haven't read, without members present for a vote through simple consent.