Katie Boyd Britt
Senator for Alabama · Republican · United States
“A native of Falkville, AL, Roy grew up with three brothers and two sisters, all of whom learned the importance of hard work, public service, and a strong love for their community. Roy's father was a notable businessman who also served as the mayor of Falkville.”
Senate22 September 2026Source ↗
“Jimmy was instrumental in reigniting that flame of allegiance as we look ahead to America's next 250 years. Jimmy understands the fulfillment of America's promises all too well. In 1907, his grandfather Giuseppe Reina journeyed to Ellis Island from his home of Cammarata, Sicily, in search of a better life for his young family.”
Senate22 September 2026Source ↗
“Mr. President, I am honored to recognize Jimmy Rane for his leadership in serving on the America250 Commission. As one of just 16 private citizens on this bipartisan commission, Jimmy's vision, patriotism, and direction helped ensure that our great Nation's semiquincentennial anniversary reflected both America's historic past and the prom…”
Senate22 September 2026Source ↗
“Roy Drinkard's extraordinary life was marked by more than a century of accomplishments; his most profound impact is reflected in the remarkable number of people who knew and loved him. I am incredibly proud to honor the incredible life of Mr. Roy Drinkard, whose life serves as a reminder to greet each day with joy, love, and humor.”
Senate22 September 2026Source ↗
“Mr. President, today I rise to remember the incredibly full and long life of Mr. Roy Drinkard, an Alabama and American legend. Throughout his 106 years on Earth, Roy's joy, kindness, and drive touched the lives of so many.”
Senate22 September 2026Source ↗
“I am grateful for his service on the America250 Commission and for the time, energy, and patriotism he devoted to this historic undertaking. Alabama is honored to call him one of our own, and I am proud to recognize his indelible contributions to our State and to our Nation. ____________________”
Senate22 September 2026Source ↗
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“I ask for the yeas and nays.”
Senate20 January 2025Source ↗
“Look, additionally, when you talk about ICE, there are 6,000 ICE officers in the interior of our country, and we have over 11 million migrants that have come here illegally, over 7.8 that are actually in removal proceedings, and over 1.4 million that have been given their final orders of removal, and yet the resources have not been there for them to do that at the level they need. That will change under this administration and under the Republican majority. I now yield the floor to my colleague from Iowa.”
Senate20 January 2025Source ↗
“Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that Senators Ernst, Risch, Shaheen, and I be permitted to speak for up to 5 minutes each prior to the scheduled rollcall votes.”
Senate20 January 2025Source ↗
“As her mother Allyson and her stepfather John Phillips have said, she brought warmth to everyone who knew her--that she lit up every room, that she found ways to show kindness and her faith and her love for the Lord. Today, we honor Laken, and we ensure that with this commonsense approach, targeted, making sure that our communities are safe and secure, that no other family has to go through the heartbreak that Laken's did. So, ultimately, I have to say no to this amendment, and, therefore, I object.”
Senate20 January 2025Source ↗
“Let's heed their call, help keep them safe, and pass this bill. I yield the floor.”
Senate17 January 2025Source ↗
“Mr. President, reserving my right to object, we have repeatedly confirmed with ICE that all existing consent decrees would continue to apply. This amendment addresses something the bill doesn't do. And as I have said, the Laken Riley Act would protect kids. It is bipartisan; it is targeted; and it is common sense. That is why we want to keep it that way. I object.”
Senate16 January 2025Source ↗
“We are going to continue to fight to expose the detrimental impact of the Biden-Harris open border policies, and we on this side of the aisle look forward to joining with those on the other side of the aisle who are willing to make commonsense, targeted reforms to keep Americans safe. Because of that, I object.”
Senate16 January 2025Source ↗
“It is time to pass the Laken Riley Act, and it is past time to choose American families. I look forward to this body having the courage to do that this week. I yield the floor.”
Senate14 January 2025Source ↗
“Madam President, I ask unanimous consent that the order for the quorum call be rescinded.”
Senate14 January 2025Source ↗
“They need us to pass the Laken Riley Act. Every American family needs us to pass the Laken Riley Act. And they deserve it. Today, on the eve of what should have been Laken Riley's 23rd birthday, let's honor her legacy and advance a bipartisan bill that will help us save American lives. I yield the floor.”
Senate9 January 2025Source ↗
“Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that the order for the quorum call be rescinded.”
Senate9 January 2025Source ↗