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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Chairman of the Republican Study Committee Rep. Jim Banks (IN-03) has returned from co-leading a congressional delegation of eight RSC members with Rep. Tony Gonzales (TX-23) on a tour of the southern border. They made various stops within Rep. Gonzales's district, including the Eagle Pass DHS detention facility and sites along the Del Rio border sector.

WASHINGTON – Today, the Chairman of the Republican Study Committee Rep. Jim Banks released the following statement reacting to President Biden's $1.5 trillion request in discretionary funding for FY2022:

WASHINGTON—Today, the Republican Study Committee Steering Committee took an official position against the Biden tax increases:

WASHINGTON—Today, Republican Study Chairman Jim Banks and 8 RSC members introduced the Stop Shielding Culpable Platforms Act. The bill would remove Section 230's liability protections from Big Tech platforms when they knowingly share illegal and harmful content.

WASHINGTON – The Republican Study Committee Steering Committee met and adopted an official position to oppose Democrats' plan to pass a party-line COVID relief bill. After they adopted that position, they released the following statement:

WASHINGTON—Today, Republican Study Committee Chairman Jim Banks and 199 of his Republican colleagues sent a letter to congressional leaders pledging to oppose any government funding bill that eliminates or weakens the Hyde Amendment or other current-law, pro-life appropriations provisions.

WASHINGTON – Today, Republican Study Committee Chairman Jim Banks (R-IN) is introducing an important new piece of legislation called the Save Democracy Act. This legislation has received the formal backing of the Republican Study Committee and addresses one of the top issue areas Chairman Banks has prioritized for the 117^th Congress: Restoring Trust in Elections. Please find a statement below: