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Duncan: Syrian refugee program endangers Americans

Today Congressman Jeff Duncan released the following statement concerning the violent attacks by Islamic extremists in Paris and Lebanon.

Pickens County Council says no to Syrian refugees

Pickens County Council has gone on record: Refugees from war-torn Syria are not welcome here.

Congressman Jeff Duncan: President Obama Plays Politics with US National Security

On the cusp of a veto by President Obama of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for FY 2016, Congressman Jeff Duncan released a statement concerning the President’s refusal to fund the defense of the United States

Op-Ed: The Obama Doctrine: A path to conflict

This deal legitimizes Iran as a nuclear threshold state, unfortunately bringing the United States closer to a deadly military confrontation with the zealous Shiite theocracy.

Republicans Assail DHS Officials for Focusing on Climate Change

House Votes to Fund the Department of Homeland Security

Congress voted yesterday to pass a clean funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security budget, without attempting to block President Obama’s executive action on immigration.

30 House Republicans to Leadership: "Stand Firm"

Thirty Members of Congress, led by Jeff Duncan (R-SC), today wrote a letter to House Leadership thanking them for standing firm against President Obama’s executive amnesty.

Congressman Duncan Issues Statement on the Resignation of Secretary Hagel

South Carolina Congressman Jeff Duncan comments on the resignation of Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel.

Rep. Jeff Duncan to Hold Congressional Hearing on Emergency Preparedness

South Carolina Congressman Jeff Duncan will hold a Congressional Hearing at Clemson University at 1:00pm on Friday, November 21st on emergency preparedness.

Op Ed: An "invisible" Iran in the Western Hemisphere: America's strategic blind spot

Recently, we have seen a hydra of terrorist organizations wreak havoc around the world. Such an uptick in terrorism was reflected in an April report published by the State Department, which found attacks up 40% worldwide.