Trump Invitational Highlights Texans Affected by Policies

During President Trump's address to Congress, three Texans were invited as guests to highlight various themes, particularly around border security and health care. Alexis Nungaray, whose daughter Jocelyn was murdered by undocumented immigrants, emphasized the need for stricter immigration enforcement, stating that her daughter might still be alive if existing laws had been enforced. Border Patrol officer Roberto Ortiz was also in attendance, representing the challenges faced by law enforcement at the border under current policies. In contrast, Rep. Johnson brought attention to health care issues, criticizing Trump for proposed Medicaid cuts that could affect over 100,000 Texans. Additionally, Elliston Berry, a survivor of digital abuse, was invited to support the Take It Down Act aimed at addressing non-consensual intimate imagery. Each guest's story underscored the broader themes of Trump's legislative agenda as he seeks to reinforce his policies in his second term.