Michael Collins — Republican Candidate for U.S. House in Georgia, 2026

Michael Collins supports policies to secure the border and strengthen immigration enforcement. He backs the Secure the Border Act, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, which requires proof of citizenship for voting, and the Equal Representation Act, which excludes non-citizens from congressional apportionment. Collins also supports eliminating the diversity immigrant program, stating that "Our problem isn’t ICE. Our problem is woke indoctrination."

““Our problem isn’t ICE. Our problem is woke indoctrination.” - Mike Collins, Brookings, February 4, 2026”

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“Rep. Mike Collins, a U.S. Senate candidate speaking Tuesday at a Georgia Republican event in Cumming, insisted that the debate is “not about a health care fight” but solely about passing a “clean CR” to fund the government, arguing that if Democrats want to argue about health care, they can “bring that up on its own.” 'This is not a health care fight. That’s not where you have this fight. Right now, this is a funding bill. Simple,' he said.”

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Michael Collins voted in favor of H.R. 26, the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, and H. Con. Res. 3, a resolution to condemn violence against pro-life organizations. He stated he is "unapologetically pro-life," believing all human beings, including unborn children, have a right to life. He also supported condemning violence against crisis pregnancy centers which provide crucial assistance to mothers and families.

““I am unapologetically pro-life. All human beings have a right to life, including unborn children, and I am thrilled that in our first week the new House Republican majority has voted to protect the most innocent and defenseless among us. I also proudly voted to condemn the left-wing violence against crisis pregnancy centers over the past year. These centers provide crucial assistance to mothers, babies, and families in need and must be protected.” - Representative Mike Collins, U.S. House of Representatives official website, Press Release.”

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Representative Michael Collins has co-sponsored HR 899, a legislative initiative designed to eliminate the Department of Education. He bases this position on the belief that the federal government unduly interferes with state-level education systems, advocating for a reduction in federal involvement in educational affairs and supporting states' autonomy.

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