South Cuyahoga News

Congressman Max Miller, who represents Ohio’s 7th district in the U.S. Congress, recently used his social media platform to highlight key provisions of what he calls "The One Big Beautiful Bill." The series of posts, published between July 30 and August 1, 2025, focus on tax relief for workers, support for agriculture, and border security measures.

On July 30, Miller stated: "The One Big Beautiful Bill’s no tax on overtime or tips saves overtime and tipped workers nearly $1,500 a year. Promises made, promises kept."

The following day, he addressed agricultural policy changes: "The One Big Beautiful Bill puts farmers and ranchers first by including the first meaningful investment in the farm safety net since 2002, preventing the need for costly, inefficient ad-hoc spending and addressing the decline in the farm economy."

On August 1, Miller outlined proposed border security initiatives: "The One Big Beautiful Bill makes the largest investment ever to secure our borders and prioritize the safety of American citizens through:

-Hiring 10,000 new ICE personnel

-Funding 1 million annual deportations

-Allocating $46 billion to finish the border wall

-Providing $6"

Miller has served as Ohio’s 7th District representative since replacing Bob Gibbs in 2023. Born in Shaker Heights in 1988 and currently residing in Rocky River, Miller graduated from Cleveland State University with a BA in 2013.