President Biden will deliver his State of the Union address on March 7, his last before the 2024 presidential election. This important annual address provides an opportunity for the President to outline his administration’s accomplishments, goals, and policy priorities to the American people. It is usually delivered to a joint session of Congress and is broadcasted live across the nation. The State of the Union address serves as a crucial moment for the President to engage with the public, highlight key issues, and set the tone for the remainder of his term.

Speaker Johnson Urges GOP Lawmakers to Maintain Decorum

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is urging GOP lawmakers to maintain decorum when President Biden delivers his State of the Union address. With tensions rising between the Republican Party and the Biden administration, Speaker Johnson emphasized the importance of respecting the traditions and protocols of the address. In a video released prior to the event, Johnson reminded fellow Republicans that disruptive behavior would only result in their party being “made an example of.” The call for decorum from Speaker Johnson comes as a response to previous discussions among House Republicans about preventing Biden from delivering the State of the Union address.

House Republicans Highlight Immigration in Press Conference

House Republicans held a press conference to address key issues ahead of President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address. During the conference, the focus heavily shifted towards the topic of immigration, as GOP members expressed concerns and criticisms regarding Biden’s handling of immigration policies. Immigration has been a contentious issue in recent years, and Republicans are seizing this opportunity to make their stance clear. As the President prepares to address the nation, it is evident that immigration will be a prominent topic of discussion during the State of the Union.

• President Biden to deliver final State of the Union before 2024 election
• Speaker Johnson urges GOP to maintain decorum during Biden’s address
• House Republicans emphasize immigration concerns in press conference

“When we do it, we’re going to get made an example of,” said one House Republican.