Got Saturday plans? We’ve got a few blocks to cover! Join us and former San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg for a block walk tomorrow morning! Come knock doors, meet neighbors, and spend the morning out in the community.

In Congress, I’ll fight to protect our public lands, hold corporate polluters accountable, and put our communities’ health and future ahead of special interests. Thank you, Jane Fonda Climate PAC, for standing with us. Together, we’ll fight for the people and places that make Texas home.

Protecting the places we call home means protecting our families, our health, and our livelihoods. From preserving Big Bend’s extraordinary landscapes to defending clean air and safe drinking water, we have a responsibility to safeguard what we pass on to the next generation.

I’m proud to be endorsed by Jane Fonda Climate PAC!

Mark your calendars for Sunday, September 20th! Join me, Secretary Pete Buttigieg, and Johnny Garcia for an afternoon focused on the issues that matter to Texas families. RSVP to receive location and event details.

South Texas is part of home. These are the communities that shaped me, and I’m proud to carry those roots with me wherever I go.

There is unity in diversity. It was wonderful spending time with the Saul Vara Foundation and celebrating the cultures, traditions, and people who make our communities so special.

In Congress, I’ll fight to make life more affordable, strengthen working families, and make sure the economy works for the people who work for a living.

Across Texas, families are being asked to do more with less. The cost of groceries, housing, health care, child care, and everyday necessities keeps rising while too many working people are struggling to keep up.

I’m honored to have the endorsement of SEIU Texas, an organization that fights every day for working Texans and the families who keep our communities running.

We can secure our border without wasting billions of taxpayer dollars and without sacrificing one of our nation’s most treasured places.

Families are paying more for groceries, housing, utilities and childcare. They are making difficult choices about what they can afford and what they have to put off. They are budgeting carefully because they have no choice.The federal government should be showing that same discipline.

provides a natural barrier and border crossings have historically been among the lowest along the southern border.

Spending $1.7 billion on a project that local law enforcement, landowners, conservationists and Texans from both parties have questioned is not responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars, especially in a region where the rugged terrain itself

Yesterday, I hosted a briefing on the federal government’s plans for border infrastructure in and around Big Bend National Park.

Working parents shouldn’t have to choose between putting food on the table, paying the electric bill, and keeping up with other basic expenses. As a mom and a former teacher, I know how important it is to make sure families can afford to live, work, and raise their children here in Texas.

Families across TX-23 are feeling the squeeze. I recently joined The Michaelangelo Signorile Show on SiriusXM to talk about one of the biggest challenges facing families in our district: the rising cost of everyday life, especially groceries.