Fargo Standard

Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak, representing North Dakota, has recently shared updates and opinions on her official X account regarding energy policy, youth leadership programs, and border security.

On July 24, 2025, Fedorchak highlighted an article from the Wall Street Journal about the impact of green energy tax credits. She stated, "Great read from the @WSJ outlining how green energy tax credits are flooding our grid with weather-dependent, non-dispatchable sources that jeopardize grid reliability and undermine American energy security. https://t.co/0fgtPwbSgx".

Later that day, she posted about hosting young constituents in her office who had participated in Boys and Girls State programs. On July 24, she wrote: "Loved welcoming ND’s future leaders to my office today! These rising high school seniors just wrapped up Boys and Girls State, where they learned firsthand how government works and what real leadership looks like. One of them even served as Governor—watch out, @GovArmstrong! https://t.co/cWHjshwowP".

On July 25, Fedorchak addressed border security measures by referencing recent developments in immigration enforcement. She posted: "ZERO illegal immigrants were released into the United States over the last two months. Thank you @POTUS!

The OBBB will help further restore order at the border by:

Finishing the wall

Increasing funding to deport violent criminals

Hiring additional @CBP agents".

The Boys and Girls State programs are civic education initiatives designed to teach high school students about government operations through hands-on participation. Participants often take on roles such as legislators or governors during mock sessions.

Border security remains a central topic in U.S. politics. Recent federal efforts have focused on reducing unauthorized entries and increasing resources for Customs and Border Protection (CBP). The referenced OBBB legislation aims to enhance physical barriers at the southern border and provide additional funding for enforcement personnel.