North Columbus News

Representative Josh Williams, a member of the Ohio House of Representatives, made several statements on his X (formerly Twitter) account on October 8, 2025, addressing immigration policy, political discourse, and family incentives in Ohio.

In a post on October 8, Williams referenced polling data on immigration policy, stating, "56% of Americans support deporting ALL illegal aliens. 68% support ending illegal crossings. Every elected Democrat in America wants the exact opposite and it's one of the many reasons they deserve to never have power again."

Later the same day, Williams commented on the conduct of a political candidate, writing, "This should tell you a lot about the Democratic Party: Somebody running to be a State Attorney General-- not even at the top of the ticket-- wished death on a Republican and his children. And he didn't lose a single shred of their support."

In a subsequent post, Williams discussed his legislative efforts to promote marriage and family growth in Ohio. He stated, "I want more people in Ohio to get married and have children. That's why I've introduced the 'Invest In Marriage Act'-- which gives a tax credit to employers that provide at least a $1,000 bonus to their employees when they get married. We want to send a message that Ohio is"

The topics raised by Williams reflect ongoing national debates. Immigration policy remains a contentious issue in U.S. politics, with public opinion divided over enforcement measures and border security. Polling data has shown varying levels of support for deportation and restrictions on illegal crossings. Political rhetoric regarding party loyalty and candidate behavior continues to draw attention during election cycles. In Ohio and other states, lawmakers have introduced proposals aimed at incentivizing marriage and family formation through tax credits or employer bonuses.