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.
In the News 11/7/2019
City of Greenville awarded $15 million BUILD grant to improve transportation infrastructure
In the News 11/6/2019
Mike Davis: Tillis helps Trump deliver on judges
In the News 11/6/2019
Tillis and Burr introduce bill to bring disaster relief to North Carolinians more quickly
In the News 11/5/2019
ICE agents arrest man released by North Carolina sheriff
Federal agents have arrested a Mexican citizen who was released by a North Carolina sheriff’s office after he was convicted and sentenced for a drunken driving death in January.
In the News 11/1/2019
Who let the dogs out? Tillis organizes Halloween dog parade
The house may seem divided on official impeachment rules, but that didn't "paws" the Halloween festivities outside the Dirksen office of Sen. Thom Tillis.
In the News 11/1/2019
McCrory: Democrats put North Carolina at risk by sheltering violent criminals
North Carolina and our nation need to take action against sanctuary cities, but Democratic leaders continue to obstruct Republican efforts to keep American citizens safe.
In the News 10/30/2019
Sen. Thom Tillis issues statement on Miller noncompliance with ICE detainer
In the News 10/29/2019
Tillis, Grassley Unveil New Bill In Immigration Fight With Sheriffs
Tillis and Iowa Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley spoke in Charlotte about the “The Immigration Detainer Enforcement Act.”
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