In the News 12/4/2019
Service chiefs grilled over efforts to fix mold, vermin and other military housing woes
Senators peppered service officials for more than two hours Tuesday with questions about ongoing problems with privatized family housing.
In the News 12/4/2019
Lawmakers press Pentagon on oversight of ‘slumlord’ housing contractors
The U.S. military’s top brass faced tough questions and harsh criticism Tuesday at a hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee as lawmakers drew attention to poor living conditions at privately run housing complexes on military bases across the country.
In the News 11/25/2019
Mike Davis: Tillis Delivers on Judges
Senator Tillis serves as a member of the influential Senate Judiciary Committee, the committee that is tasked with vetting and confirming the President’s judicial nominees.
In the News 11/25/2019
Asheville Regional Airport to receive $10M federal grant for terminal expansion
Asheville Regional Airport has received a significant boost to its plans to double its terminal size: a $10 million-plus federal grant.
In the News 11/19/2019
Sen. Thom Tillis: Democrats deny Trump due process in impeachment push
If you can’t beat him, impeach him. That has been the left's mantra since the American people elected Donald Trump as their president in 2016.
In the News 11/14/2019
Terrorism Risk Insurance Bill Heading to Senate Banking Committee Markup
In the News 11/14/2019
Tillis: Hearing Part of Long Saga to Reverse 2016 Election
In the News 11/13/2019
Tillis files bill to limit sanctuary policies
Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC), working with fellow-Republicans in North Carolina’s U.S. House delegation has introduced two bills aimed at sheriffs who refuse to cooperate with federal immigration officials who are seeking assistance in detaining illegal immigrants facing deportation.
In the News 11/11/2019
Senator Tillis: We are proud of our service to veterans
In the News 11/8/2019
ICE warns illegal immigrants facing murder, child sex offense charges could be released in North Carolina sanctuary cities
Illegal immigrants facing charges for murder, child sex offenses, rape, drug trafficking and robbery could be released onto the streets across North Carolina due to "sanctuary" policies that shield undocumented criminals from deportation, federal authorities are warning.