Butler County Today

Warren Davidson, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Ohio’s 8th district, shared his views on several issues through a series of tweets on March 22, 2025. Davidson, who has been in office since 2016 after succeeding John Boehner, discussed topics ranging from immigration policy to international relations and domestic welfare programs.

In a tweet posted on March 22, 2025, at 04:14:17 UTC, Davidson advocated for changes to the birthright citizenship policy in the United States. He stated that it should be ended for non-citizens and suggested this condition should apply to lawful entry as it does for ambassadors. Additionally, he emphasized that it is an obvious measure for individuals residing illegally in the country. "End birthright citizenship for non-citizens. This should be a condition for lawful entry (as is already the case for ambassadors), and a no-brainer for anyone here illegally."

Later that day, at 13:58:42 UTC, Davidson commented on international relations by highlighting Hungary's role as an ally to the United States. He praised Hungary as an example of sovereignty despite facing pressure from the European Union. "Hungary is a strong ally for the United States, and example of sovereignty despite pressure from the EU."

At 15:53:31 UTC on the same day, Davidson addressed domestic poverty assistance programs in America. He noted that there are over 90 means-tested programs costing more than $1 trillion annually. He proposed reforms such as eliminating benefit cliffs with transitional measures and removing marriage penalties to improve family stability while suggesting program consolidation. "America has more than 90 means-tested programs for poverty assistance costing more than $1,000,000,000,000 each year. Now would be a great time to:

- consolidate"