All three cited sources are reachable, support the outcome, and the quoted text appears verbatim. (1) Senate roll call #372 (PRIMARY) confirms H.R. 1 passed July 1, 2025, 50-50 with the VP breaking the tie, and Cramer voted Yea. (2) Cramer's own OBBBA press release (PRIMARY) contains the verbatim phrases "$46.55 billion to complete the Trump Wall and upgrade its barriers and intrusion sensors" and "$4.1 billion for hiring and training agents, officers, pilots, and support staff," so the enacted law funds both concrete deliverables of the pledge — the physical border wall and additional Border Patrol agents. The law was signed July 4, 2025. (3) The Secure the Border Act of 2023 release (PRIMARY) confirms Cramer co-introduced it with Cruz (Cruz is lead sponsor) and contains the verbatim quote about resuming border wall construction and expanding the number of Border Patrol Agents; it shows a consistent record but did not become law. FULL rather than CHAMPIONED is correct: the delivered result (OBBBA) came through Cramer's vote as one of 50, not through his leadership/authorship of the enacted border provisions, and his standalone lead bill did not pass — so there is no leadership-of-the-delivered-result evidence for CHAMPIONED. Confidence is set at 0.83 (slightly below the original) to reflect that OBBBA appropriates funding to build the wall and hire agents rather than certifying physical completion, but the enacted appropriations directly cover both pledged elements, which supports a FULL rating.