Charleston Reporter

Nancy Mace, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing South Carolina’s 1st district since 2021, expressed her legislative focus through a series of tweets on April 18, 2025. Mace, who succeeded Joe Cunningham, shared her views on immigration, participated in a local cultural event, and highlighted a legislative act addressing foreign policy.

On April 18, 2025, Mace took a firm stance against immigration policies, urging a focus on American citizens in education. She stated, "No more handouts for illegals. No more taxpayer-funded betrayal. Put America First. Pass our American Students First Act." This tweet underscores her advocacy for prioritizing American students over immigrants.

Later at 13:53:13 UTC on the same day, Mace shared a tweet linking to a local event, saying, "Get your plaid on! @RBC_Heritage https://t.co/KxgZ1YH8Ct" The @RBC_Heritage is a golf tournament held in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, showcasing her engagement with regional heritage and cultural activities.

At 14:34:00 UTC, she addressed foreign policy issues, emphasizing fiscal policy in relation to countries that suppress freedom of expression. Mace tweeted, "If a foreign government is jailing people over memes or tweets, they shouldn’t get one red cent from American taxpayers. That’s why we reintroduced the No Funds for Fascists Act." This reflects her stance on aligning U.S. financial aid with democratic values.

Mace, born in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, in 1977 and now residing in Charleston, continues her congressional duties with a strong focus on domestic policy reform and international democracy advocacy. She is a graduate of The Citadel, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in 1999.