Abraham Enriquez has a bachelor's degree in political science from Abilene Christian University and is a volunteer minister. 

Abraham Enriquez's campaign for U.S. Representative for Texas's 19th Congressional District is his first run for public office.

Abraham Enriquez - Ballotpedia

Abraham's campaign for U.S. Representative for Texas's 19th Congressional District is his first run for public office.

Plans on providing tax relief for parents and support for new moms.

Wants to eliminate specific housing regulations to decrease costs and make it easier to own a home.

- Opposes federal mandates on producers.
- Plans on providing tax relief for parents and support for new moms.
- Wants to eliminate specific housing regulations to decrease costs and make it easier to own a home.

Economy

Opposes gun control policies such as " registries, bans, and backdoor confiscation schemes."

- Opposes gun control policies such as " registries, bans, and backdoor confiscation schemes."

Public Safety

Supports improving rural healthcare by focusing on financial stability, workforce development, infrastructure upgrades, and technology integration.

- Supports improving rural healthcare by focusing on financial stability, workforce development, infrastructure upgrades, and technology integration.

Healthcare

Said, "I will work to end the policies that prop up the scams that are fleecing our young people and hold woke universities accountable for the product they deliver. We must restore higher education to its real mission: education, not indoctrination."

Opposes diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies in education.

- Said, "I will work to end the policies that prop up the scams that are fleecing our young people and hold woke universities accountable for the product they deliver. We must restore higher education to its real mission: education, not indoctrination."
- Opposes diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies in education.

Education

Opposes water rights belonging to agencies with little to no knowledge of the land.

Seeks to ease federal agriculture regulations.

- Supports energy independence.
- Opposes water rights belonging to agencies with little to no knowledge of the land.
- Seeks to ease federal agriculture regulations.

Energy & the Environment

As of April 1, 2026, Abraham Enriquez’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Supports codifying President Trump’s immigration policies, including ending "amnesty," securing the border, prioritizing immigrants who "respect our values," and deporting "criminals, communists, and America-hating radicals."

Supports codifying President Trump’s immigration policies, such as "no amnesty, a border that is permanently secure, a system that prioritizes immigrants who respect our values, and the deportation of criminals, communists, and America-hating radicals who have no business being here."

Said, "For too long we lived with an immigration system that rewards chaos, waves through people with no ties to our culture, weakens our economy, and leaves our communities dealing with the fallout."

- Supports codifying President Trump’s immigration policies, such as "no amnesty, a border that is permanently secure, a system that prioritizes immigrants who respect our values, and the deportation of criminals, communists, and America-hating radicals who have no business being here."
- Said, "For too long we lived with an immigration system that rewards chaos, waves through people with no ties to our culture, weakens our economy, and leaves our communities dealing with the fallout."

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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Supports ending federal mandates on producers.

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