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Rep. Pat Fallon, who serves Texas’ 4th district in the U.S. Congress and has been a national political figure since 2021, shared his views on April 21, 2025, through a series of social media posts. Fallon has a background in state legislation, having served in the Texas House of Representatives before assuming his current role in Congress.

In a post from April 21, 2025, Rep. Pat Fallon expressed concerns about Abrego Garcia, whom he described as "an illegal alien, domestic abuser and was found to be a MS-13 gang member by two different judges." Fallon criticized what he perceives as the left's support for such individuals over American citizens, stressing the need to prioritize "the safety of our communities over sympathizing with predators." The original post can be accessed here.

Later that day, Fallon marked Texas history by celebrating San Jacinto Day, stating, "On April 21, 1836, the victory at San Jacinto secured freedom for Texas. That pride still runs deep through every corner of our great state." The sentiment aimed to highlight the enduring pride within Texas stemming from this historic event. The full post can be viewed here.

Fallon also commented on the stance of the Trump administration regarding Garcia. He voiced approval for the administration's decision to prevent Garcia's return to the country, remarking, "He was here illegally and is a known criminal." Here is the original tweet. Fallon opposed what he described as "Dems' sympathy for dangerous illegals," arguing it should not compromise Americans' safety.

Pat Fallon, born in Pittsfield, Massachusetts in 1967, moved onto a significant political career after completing his BA from the University of Notre Dame. Since his early political inclinations, he has resided in Frisco, Texas, fervently representing his district's interests at the national level.