Commissioner Miller Statement on Corpus Christi's Water Crisis
Texas is running out of water, and the crisis in Corpus Christi is the canary in the coal mine. Coastal communities like Corpus sit at the end of the line. When upstream supplies drop or saltwater pushes in, South Texas families, farmers, ports, and industries are the first to take the hit. This is a warning shot and ignoring it is not an option.  [More]

Commissioner Miller Calls on Trump to Name CAIR a Terrorist Organization 
A day after I criticized the Austin City Council for hosting its own CAIR-Austin Day on January 22, Governor Abbott has called on Attorney General Ken Paxton to move forward with eliminating CAIR-Texas’s nonprofit status. We agree that this organization poses a dire threat to Texas, and I have complete faith in my friend Ken Paxton to do what must be done to protect Texans and uphold the rule of law.  [More]

Commissioner Sid Miller Activates TDA Relief Efforts for Producers Impacted by Winter Storm Fern
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller today announced that the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) has activated relief efforts to assist producers, ranchers, and agribusinesses affected by Winter Storm Fern. Miller is also urging Texans and organizations statewide to support recovery efforts through donations to the State of Texas Agriculture Relief (STAR) Fund.  [More]

Commissioner Miller Blasts City of Austin for Honoring Islamic Terror Group
Austin's proclamation of January 22 as “CAIR-Austin Day” is an outrageous disgrace and a blatant surrender to radical ideology that's hijacked city hall. This is pure political theater, shoving left-wing activists ahead of hard-working Texas families.  [More]

Opinion: Fake Meat, Real Trouble: Texas Won’t Bow to Billionaires or Bureaucrats
A federal judge just gave the green light to a lawsuit challenging Texas’ ban on lab-grown meat, and here’s the plain truth—their fight isn’t about science or innovation. It’s about power. It is about wealthy investors and Washington insiders using the courts to tell Texans what we can and cannot eat. And Texas is not having it.  [More]