Grayson Times

Pat Fallon, a U.S. Congressman representing Texas's 4th district since 2021, has consistently communicated updates and opinions via social media. Born in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, in 1967, and a current resident of Frisco, Fallon has served in various legislative roles since 2013, including the Texas House of Representatives and Texas Senate. Having graduated from the University of Notre Dame, Fallon continues to be an active political figure providing insights on topics such as energy, immigration, and law enforcement.

On April 6, 2025, Pat Fallon took to social media to celebrate a development in American energy policy. Highlighting the broader implications of increased U.S. oil production, he pointed out the benefits for both American consumers and allies, as well as the enhancement of national security. He described this development as "Another victory for American energy independence!"

The following day, April 7, 2025, Fallon discussed immigration policies under former President Trump. He stated that these policies led to a significant decrease in illegal immigration, which weakened criminal cartels and enhanced security for American communities. Fallon's statement underscored his belief in strong leadership and accountability, expressed in his tweet: "This leadership shows what real action looks like—putting Americans first and holding criminals accountable."

Later that same day, Fallon addressed public safety concerns, particularly regarding law enforcement in states typically governed by Democratic officials. He criticized sanctuary city laws, stating they jeopardize the safety of citizens within blue states. He commented on the commitment of law enforcement despite the stance of elected officials by stating: "Sanctuary city laws do nothing other than put blue state citizens at risk."