Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak from North Dakota joined President Donald Trump at the White House alongside other freshman House Republicans. The meeting focused on discussing priorities for North Dakota and the nation, emphasizing leadership in securing the country, promoting peace, growing energy resources, and reducing regulatory burdens.
Fedorchak stated, “North Dakotans overwhelming voted for President Trump, and he has wasted no time in delivering results for our state and the nation. In just two months, we’ve seen action on securing the border, cutting millions in wasteful government spending, securing billions of dollars in investments into the U.S., bringing down costs for families, slashing burdensome regulations, and unleashing American energy—just to name a few accomplishments.”
During her conversation with President Trump, Fedorchak invited him to visit North Dakota in the summer to meet with farmers. She also expressed gratitude for Trump’s selection of former Governor Doug Burgum as Secretary of the Interior. “It was an honor to join President Trump at the White House and share what matters most to North Dakotans—lowering costs, securing American energy, protecting jobs, and helping our farmers succeed,” she added.
Fedorchak is committed to advocating for policies that support producers and strengthen North Dakota’s economy. Earlier this month, she met with leaders from the Office of the United States Trade Representative to discuss tariffs’ impact on agriculture and energy industries in North Dakota.
