GOP Rep. Perry Calls for Cancellation of Biden's State of the Union Address

Citing issues with border policy, Rep. Scott Perry urges House Republicans to rescind President Biden's invitation for the March 7 address.

Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) has called for the cancellation of President Joe Biden's State of the Union address, citing displeasure with the administration's handling of the southern border.
House Speaker Mike Johnson, who had previously invited President Biden to deliver the address on March 7, has not responded to Perry's suggestion.
Perry's call to cancel the address is part of a broader Republican strategy to use every point of leverage in negotiations with the Biden administration.
This is not the first time a State of the Union address has been caught up in political disputes; similar situations have occurred with past presidents.
The White House has not commented on Perry's suggestion, and it remains likely that President Biden will deliver his address as planned.