FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 20, 2025 Sheehy Introduces Bill to Hold Soft-on-Crime Judges Accountable U.S. SENATE – Senator Tim Sheehy today introduced the Judicial Accountability for Irresponsible Leniency (JAIL) Act to allow for civil action against judges and other government entities who release violent criminals without bail. “The most solemn duty of government is to protect its people, but too often, radical judges in far-left jurisdictions prioritize soft sentencing for criminals over common sense and public safety, allowing violent offenders to wreak havoc in our communities at the expense of innocent, law-abiding Americans. It’s time to end the revolving door of the criminal justice system

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 19, 2025 Sheehy Introduces Strengthening Resources for Our Schools ActSROs Act Supports School Safety, Veterans, and Law Enforce   U.S. SENATE – Senator Sheehy (R – Mont.) introduced the Strengthening Resources for Our Schools (SROs) Act to protect students, increase school safety, and empower veterans and retired law enforcement to continue serving their communities. “Keeping the American people safe, especially young kids in school, is one of government’s most solemn duties, and that starts by empowering local communities with local solutions. The SROs Act is an America First commonsense bill that protects students and supports our veterans and retired law enforcement officers who want

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 13, 2025 ICYMI: How one Montana senator managed to move the Trump White House — twice Semafor published a story highlighting Senator Sheehy’s prominent role in effectively fighting to make America great again alongside President Trump and putting Montanans first in ten months as a freshman senator. In case you missed it… How one Montana senator managed to move the Trump White House — twice Burgess Everett November 13, 2025 Semafor Jared Isaacman’s comeback bid to lead NASA got behind-the-scenes help from a rare figure in Donald Trump’s Washington: a Republican senator willing to play hardball with the White House. Montana