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Nate is from Trussville, Alabama. He earned a bachelor's degree from Southwestern Assemblies of God University and a master's degree in political science from Liberty University. He lives in Fort Worth with his wife, Adrienne, and their 2 children. 

Nate is the director of operations for The Justice Reform. He previously worked as executive pastor for The House Fort Worth, youth and young adult pastor for The House Modesto, and health and wellness coach for Optavia. 

Nate Schatzline is a state representative for District 93. He was first elected in 2022 and is serving his first term.

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The Texan, Rep. Schatzline Introduces Bills to Ban Child Gender Modification, Raise Age of Consent in Texas

- Believes in lowering property taxes.
- Opposes drag performances.

Economy

Supports opening rehabilitation facilities for human trafficking victims.

Supports local organizations working to rescue human trafficking victims and plans to develop strategies to help law enforcement combat human trafficking.

Believes Texas should independently strengthen immigration systems to prevent drug and human traffickers, terrorists, and violent criminals from invading neighborhoods.

Supports finishing the border wall, increasing law enforcement at the border, and ending taxpayer subsidies for undocumented immigrants.

Supports finishing the border wall and increasing law enforcement at the border.

Supports gun rights and received an NRA rating of "AQ" (highest rating).

- Supports opening rehabilitation facilities for human trafficking victims.
- Supports local organizations working to rescue human trafficking victims and plans to develop strategies to help law enforcement combat human trafficking.
- Believes Texas should independently strengthen immigration systems to prevent drug and human traffickers, terrorists, and violent criminals from invading neighborhoods.
- Supports finishing the border wall and increasing law enforcement at the border.
- Opposes gun control.

Public Safety

Opposes vaccination and mask mandates for employment, education, and events.

Supports legislation to outlaw abortion at any stage and aims to reform the foster care system and support local organizations helping families.

Opposes access to transgender healthcare.

- Opposes vaccination and mask mandates for employment, education, and events.
- Opposes access to abortion care.
- Opposes access to transgender healthcare.

Healthcare

Supports reforming the foster care system and local organizations that help struggling families.

Opposes the teaching of "critical race theory" in schools.

Supports education policies that align with conservative values.

Opposes sexually explicit content in schools.

- Supports reforming the foster care system and local organizations that help struggling families.
- Opposes education on race and racism.
- Supports education policies that align with conservative values.
- Opposes sexually explicit content in schools.

Education

As of September 7, 2024, Nate Schatzline’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Nate is from Trussville Alabama. He earned a bachelor's degree from Southwestern Assemblies of God University and masters degree in political science from Liberty University. He  lives in Fort Worth, Texas, with his wife, Adrienne, and their two children. 

Nate Schatzline currently serves as the State Representative for State House District 93 in Texas. He was first elected in 2022 and is serving his first term.

The Texan - Rep. Schatzline Introduces Bills to Ban Child Gender Modification, Raise Age of Consent in Texas

Believes in advocating for families to ensure they have the opportunity to build wealth.

- Believes in lowering property taxes.
- Opposes drag performances

Plans to support law enforcement to reduce crime.

Believes in protecting the community and helping others achieve liberty and security.

Supports addressing human trafficking in Texas, noting over 300,000 victims, including 79,000 minors and 234,000 adults.

Believes there has been a "direct attack on our personal liberties" in the past year.

Opposes "radical ideologies" such as "critical race theory."

Believes in protecting children, personal liberties, and Christian values.

Believes in being a "servant leader" who listens to constituents and acts boldly in addressing public safety concerns.

Serves as the director of operations for The Justice Reform, an anti-human trafficking organization based out of Fort Worth, Texas.

Believes undocumented immigration burdens taxpayers with billions for housing, schooling, and medical care.

Believes the U.S. is experiencing an "invasion" due to undocumented immigration, saying "without proper systems and processes, we run the risk of allowing drug and human traffickers, terrorists, and violent criminals to invade our neighborhoods."

- Supports opening rehabilitation facilities for human trafficking victims.
- Supports local organizations working to rescue human trafficking victims and plans to develop strategies to help law enforcement combat human trafficking.
- Believes Texas should independently strengthen immigration systems to prevent drug and human traffickers, terrorists, and violent criminals from invading neighborhoods.
- Supports finishing the border wall and increasing law enforcement at the border.
- Opposes gun control

Supports legislation to outlaw abortion at any stage of pregnancy.

Believes it is time to "fight for our kids!"

Believes students are being "brainwashed" by "racist ideologies" and "sexually explicit content" in classrooms.

Believes in outlawing "racist ideologies" in education and teaching children to love America.

Believes in outlawing the "sexualization" of children and teaching them to "love America, not hate it!"

Believes in prioritizing youth and young adult development through church leadership.

Believes in mentoring at-risk students and teaching them they "were born on purpose with a purpose."

Believes educating the next generation is important and has experience as a college professor, public school mentor, and football coach.

Opposes "radical policies" such as "CRT" in schools.

- Supports reforming the foster care system and local organizations that help struggling families.
- Opposes education on race and racism
- Supports education policies that align with conservative values.
- Opposes sexually explicit content in schools.

Supports having a representative who lives in the district.

Nate Schatzline lives in Fort Worth, Texas. He graduated with a bachelor's degree from Southwestern Assemblies of God University and a master's degree in Political Science from Liberty University. He is a Christian and has a wife named Adrienne and two boys, Jackson and Anderson.

Nate Schatzline is the director of operations for The Justice Reform, an anti-human trafficking organization based in Fort Worth, Texas. He has served as a professor of economics and has been involved in multiple political campaigns, including Republican Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne’s 2020 campaign for Congress. He is also the founder of For Liberty & Justice, an organization dedicated to mobilizing the local church for government reformation.

As of September 12, 2024, Nate Schatzline’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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