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April 17, 2026

AFPI Applauds New Mexico Supreme Court Decision Upholding Otero County Agreement

Washington, D.C.—The America First Policy Institute (AFPI)’s Executive Director of New Mexico, Vince Torres, released the following statement regarding the New Mexico Supreme Court’s unanimous decision to uphold Otero County’s agreement with federal immigration authorities to operate an Immigrant and Customs Enforcement detention facility.
Op-Ed
April 17, 2026

Arizona’s Working Families Saving Under New Tax Act

More people are working, earning and contributing in Arizona.
Op-Ed
April 17, 2026

A Tax Code Built for American Abundance

It’s mid-April and Americans are once again calculating what taxes they owe. But we should also be asking a different question: does our tax system reward those who give back?

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Statement | April 20, 2026

AFPI Recognizes Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Today kicks off National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, observed April 19-25 as part of National Sexual Assault Awareness Month. This year’s theme, marking the 25th anniversary, is “25 Years Stronger: Looking Back, Moving Forward.”

Op-Ed | April 18, 2026

Privatize the TSA to Avoid the Next Airport Mess

Millions of Americans pass through airport security every day — but following numerous DHS shutdowns, travelers increasingly face longer lines, staffing shortages, and uncertain security protocols. These realities raise a fundamental question: Is there a more resilient model of airport security that would benefit American travelers?

Statement | April 17, 2026

AFPI Celebrates Supreme Court Victory Affecting American Energy Producers & National Security

The America First Policy Institute (AFPI) applauds the Supreme Court’s decision today in Chevron v. Plaquemines Parish, a case that addresses whether state and local governments can weaponize lawsuits against private companies to hold them liable for past activities which were indispensable to the execution of federal contracts.

Statement | April 17, 2026

AFPI-GA Calls for the Return of Education Authority to the States

The America First Policy Institute’s Georgia Chapter (AFPI-GA) issued the following statement as the House Rules Committee blocked House Resolution 1789 from moving forward, which would support the dissolution of the U.S. Department of Education and the return of education authority to the states.

Statement | April 16, 2026

AFPI Responds to the Senate Passage of the Congressional Review Act Resolution

Statement | April 16, 2026

AFPI Responds to the House Passage of the FENCES Act

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