Senator Deb Fischer

Good news: Border crossings have fallen to historic lows. @POTUS is keeping his promise to end the chaos at the southern border, and the results speak for themselves. foxnews.com/politics/borde…

I enjoyed giving young Nebraskans from @ALBoysNation and @ALAGirlsNation a tour of the Capitol and answering their thoughtful questions about the legislative process.

The One Big Beautiful Bill locks in economic policies that help Nebraska families and small businesses thrive, including my Paid Family and Medical Leave Tax Credit. Read more in my weekly column: fischer.senate.gov/public/index.c…

I'll be joining @TheBurnRadio on the @TheBigBoy987 at 6:40 AM MT.   Tune in: player.listenlive.co/7495

During this week’s Commerce hearing, transportation leaders echoed what we already know: EVs must pay their fair share.   My bill, the Fair SHARE Act, would level the playing field for the good of America’s infrastructure and benefit the Highway Trust Fund. Watch:

My staff will be hosting local office hours today, July 23rd, for Nebraskans in Adams and Webster Counties. If you need assistance with a federal agency, please stop by to see how my office can help! fischer.senate.gov/public/index.c…

Earlier this month, Republicans stopped a $4 trillion tax hike—saving the average Nebraska family over $2,400 a year. Tune in to WJAG this morning at 6:40 AM CT to learn more about my work for Nebraskans: player.listenlive.co/49301

Now it’s time for Republicans to work together to pass our individual appropriations bills so Americans have transparency over how their taxpayer dollars are being used.

The $9 billion rescissions package represents just one-tenth of 1% of the federal budget — an important first step toward restoring fiscal responsibility and respecting taxpayer dollars.

Republicans are strengthening Medicaid for those it was intended to serve – children, expecting mothers, seniors, and disabled adults.

Our veterans deserve our gratitude and respect for fighting to protect our freedom. Proud to see these two Nebraska heroes receive well-deserved recognition for their service. stripes.com/veterans/2025-…

America has always led the world in technological innovation, and AI is the next frontier. For the sake of our economic and national security, we must continue to lead the charge in adopting this new technology and ensure that we have the energy production in place to keep pace.

My staff will be hosting a local office hour tomorrow, July 22nd, for Nebraskans in Boone County. If you need assistance with a federal agency, please stop by to see how my office can help! fischer.senate.gov/public/index.c…

Republicans are committed to restoring fiscal responsibility.   The rescissions package was an important first step—now it's time to work together and pass our appropriations bills.

Had a wonderful evening at the White House with my Senate colleagues to celebrate the One Big Beautiful Bill being signed into law.

I'm pleased OMB Director Russell Vought followed through on our request to release these funds, which provide critical learning opportunities and support for Nebraska's students and families. fischer.senate.gov/public/index.c…

Nebraska’s police officers and first responders work around the clock to keep our communities safe. As a member of the Appropriations Committee, I’ll continue championing efforts to ensure that they have the tools needed to keep Nebraskans safe. fischer.senate.gov/public/index.c…

.@SenateGOP delivered historic wins for the American people when we passed the One Big, Beautiful Bill—but there is still more to do. I'll keep working to improve the lives of Nebraskans because, as their U.S. Senator, my job is never done.

The One Big Beautiful Bill sends a clear message: the United States will defend its people, protect its homeland, and support the men and women who serve in uniform. Learn more in my column this week⬇️ fischer.senate.gov/public/index.c…

Nebraskans elected me to be a good steward of their taxpayer dollars. This week, I joined my @SenateGOP colleagues in taking a commonsense first step toward restoring fiscal responsibility to the federal government.