
Te Mayonna Brown
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Faith, family, and freedom are the foundation of America. Religious liberty, parental rights, the Second Amendment, and the Constitution itself are under attack — and they’re worth fighting for.
She is committed to fighting for stronger wage growth, affordable housing, lower costs for working families, safer communities, and policies that encourage businesses to grow and create better-paying jobs.
6. Safe & Strong Communities — Support law enforcement, address crime, and make communities safer.
She is committed to fighting for stronger wage growth, affordable housing, lower costs for working families, safer communities, and policies that encourage businesses to grow and create better-paying jobs.
The H-1B program should serve America’s workforce—not be used to undercut American workers’ wages or replace qualified Americans. I support reforms that prioritize American workers, require employers to pay competitive wages, crack down on abuse, and reserve H-1B visas for legitimate high-skill workforce needs where American workers cannot fill the position.
3. Jobs & Economic Opportunity — Support small businesses, attract manufacturing, and create good-paying jobs in the district.
As a former teacher, she believes every child deserves access to a quality education and that parents—not government bureaucrats—should have the freedom to choose the best educational path for their children. She is a strong advocate for school choice and policies that put students and families first.
Every child in Florida’s 24th District deserves a quality education, not a zip code assignment. Te Brown supports taking federal education dollars that currently prop up failing schools and putting that money directly in the hands of parents by funding students, not systems. Families should be empowered to choose the best learning environment for their children, whether that is a public school, charter school, private school, or homeschool. No child should be trapped in an underperforming school because of where their family lives.
7. Education & Opportunity — Expand educational choices and make sure children have pathways to careers, trades, college, or entrepreneurship.
Faith, family, and freedom are the foundation of America. Religious liberty, parental rights, the Second Amendment, and the Constitution itself are under attack — and they’re worth fighting for.
8. Accountability in Washington — Make government live within its means, eliminate waste, and demand measurable results
2. Healthcare That Works — Increase transparency, lower prescription and healthcare costs, and protect patients from unnecessary costs.
5. Protecting Seniors & Veterans — Protect Social Security and Medicare while making sure veterans receive the services they’ve earned.
The men and women who served this country deserve more than empty thank-yous. Faster care, real mental health support, and full accountability at the VA — that’s what our veterans have earned.
As a woman real estate developer, Te has transformed neighborhoods through affordable housing and economic investment.
She is committed to fighting for stronger wage growth, affordable housing, lower costs for working families, safer communities, and policies that encourage businesses to grow and create better-paying jobs.
Te Brown supports redirecting federal housing dollars away from lifelong rental subsidies and toward helping low-income families in our district buy their first home. Instead of keeping hardworking Americans trapped as permanent renters, housing policy should help families build stability, equity, and independence. It is time to move beyond dependency and give more families the chance to own a piece of the American Dream.
1. Affordability & Homeownership — Lower the barriers to buying a home, build more affordable housing, and address the cost of living.
The H-1B program should serve America’s workforce—not be used to undercut American workers’ wages or replace qualified Americans. I support reforms that prioritize American workers, require employers to pay competitive wages, crack down on abuse, and reserve H-1B visas for legitimate high-skill workforce needs where American workers cannot fill the position.
A nation must have secure borders and a fair, lawful immigration system. I support securing our southern border, enforcing our immigration laws, and prioritizing the removal of criminals and those who pose a threat to public safety. At the same time, we should create a clear, lawful process for people who have earned the right to remain, while ending policies that encourage illegal immigration and ensuring that those who follow the rules are not left behind.
TPS Holder For 15 years, Washington has told Haitian families in South Florida that their status was temporary, and for 15 years nothing changed. During that time, the situation in Haiti has only worsened, and many community members have built businesses, raised families, staffed hospitals, and created institutions the rest of us depend on. Put simply, that is not a temporary population, and the community has earned better than a deportation notice. In Congress, I will fight for an earned path to citizenship. Earned: a steady work history, taxes paid, a clean record, a full background check. Not amnesty, and not a cut ahead of anyone who waited in line. A Republican Congress did this in 1998 with the Haitian Refugee Immigration Fairness Act, and it was right then. Those who have worked, paid taxes, built our communities, and embodied the American experience should not be cast aside, but welcomed as who they are: Haitian-Americans. I won’t pretend, either, that the other side doesn’t matter. No immigration bill can fix the status of Port-Au-Prince and Haiti. I will work to end the South Florida weapons pipeline to Port-Au-Prince, and back the effort to rebuild, because nobody wants a stable Haiti more than those forced to leave it.
4. Infrastructure & Resilience — Invest in roads, bridges, water systems, drainage, and infrastructure that keeps South Florida moving.
TPS Holder For 15 years, Washington has told Haitian families in South Florida that their status was temporary, and for 15 years nothing changed. During that time, the situation in Haiti has only worsened, and many community members have built businesses, raised families, staffed hospitals, and created institutions the rest of us depend on. Put simply, that is not a temporary population, and the community has earned better than a deportation notice. In Congress, I will fight for an earned path to citizenship. Earned: a steady work history, taxes paid, a clean record, a full background check. Not amnesty, and not a cut ahead of anyone who waited in line. A Republican Congress did this in 1998 with the Haitian Refugee Immigration Fairness Act, and it was right then. Those who have worked, paid taxes, built our communities, and embodied the American experience should not be cast aside, but welcomed as who they are: Haitian-Americans. I won’t pretend, either, that the other side doesn’t matter. No immigration bill can fix the status of Port-Au-Prince and Haiti. I will work to end the South Florida weapons pipeline to Port-Au-Prince, and back the effort to rebuild, because nobody wants a stable Haiti more than those forced to leave it.
5. Protecting Seniors & Veterans — Protect Social Security and Medicare while making sure veterans receive the services they’ve earned.
8. Accountability in Washington — Make government live within its means, eliminate waste, and demand measurable results
5. Protecting Seniors & Veterans — Protect Social Security and Medicare while making sure veterans receive the services they’ve earned.
The men and women who served this country deserve more than empty thank-yous. Faster care, real mental health support, and full accountability at the VA — that’s what our veterans have earned.
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