DBByron Donalds
U.S. Representative, Florida District 19
- Party
- R
- State
- Florida
- Age
- —
- Serving since
- 2021
Rhetoric
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Toward Republicans
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Toward Democrats
3.4n=32026-03-12 · News quote · eaglenews
Congressman Byron Donalds speaks to FGCU Turning Point chapter about Florida governor campaign
The American people support deportations of illegal aliens,
This is a brief policy assertion implicitly framed against opponents of stricter immigration enforcement (likely Democrats), but it does…
Link to source ↗2026-03-12 · News quote · eaglenews
Congressman Byron Donalds speaks to FGCU Turning Point chapter about Florida governor campaign
We don’t do justice by the mob,
This brief statement uses 'the mob' as a categorical, undifferentiated label for opponents (likely referring to progressive activists or a…
Link to source ↗2026-03-12 · News quote · eaglenews
Congressman Byron Donalds speaks to FGCU Turning Point chapter about Florida governor campaign
[Democrats] want ICE to return to what it was under the Biden administration, and that’s not going to work.
The speaker targets Democrats as a bloc, attributing to them a desire to revert ICE policy to the Biden administration's approach.
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Coalition
Freedom Caucus
Confirmed current member of the House Freedom Caucus on both Wikipedia's and Ballotpedia's independently-compiled 119th Congress lists.
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_Caucus (as of June 2026), cross-checked against ballotpedia.org/House_Freedom_Caucus
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Legislative activity
Sponsored
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Cosponsored
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Career totals · Source: Congress.gov · Last pulled 9/7/2026