Commissioner Miller Applauds U.S. Department of Justice Settlement with TDA Advisor Carter Page
When the full power of the federal government, driven by the Deep State and the Washington, D.C. swamp, targets an innocent American citizen and gets it wrong, accountability is non-negotiable. Yesterday’s settlement delivers a clear admission: the FBI and DOJ made serious mistakes at the highest levels, relying on flawed FISA warrant applications riddled with errors, omissions, and politically motivated fabrications to spy on a law-abiding United States citizen.  [More]

Commissioner Miller Praises DOJ Antitrust Probe Into Major Meatpackers
“I am glad to see the Trump administration take a hard look at the meatpacking industry and make sure America’s ranchers, and the families who depend on them, are finally getting a fair deal. With the Department of Justice launching a criminal antitrust investigation into the major meatpackers, we are finally seeing real movement toward accountability."  [More]

Commissioner Miller Sounds Alarm as New World Screwworm Moves Closer to Texas
The threat of the New World screwworm is creeping dangerously close to our border. A confirmed case in Nuevo León, just about 60 miles from the United States, in a young calf is a flashing red warning sign we will not ignore.  [More]

Commissioner Miller Praises Strait of Hormuz Reopening, Trump Administration’s Fertilizer Cost Relief Plan
Commissioner Sid Miller today applauded the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and praised the Trump Administration’s bold plan to tackle soaring fertilizer costs.“President Donald Trump is once again putting American farmers first. The Strait of Hormuz is back open, delivering much-needed relief for fuel and fertilizer prices. While it won’t happen overnight, this is a major victory for stability in agriculture"  [More]

Commissioner Miller Celebrates Texas Fruit and Vegetable Day 2026
Today, Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller encouraged Texas students to try healthy local produce in recognition of Texas Fruit and Vegetable Day. "Texas Fruit and Vegetable Day reminds students about the variety of produce grown in Texas and encourages them to appreciate the flavor and nutrition it offers.” Commissioner Miller said.  [More]