Central OC Times

Lou Correa, who serves as a U.S. Congress member representing California's 46th District since 2017, recently shared a series of tweets covering community engagement and legislative actions. Born in East Los Angeles and a graduate of both California State University, Fullerton, and UCLA, Correa has a long history of public service, having previously held positions in the California State Assembly, the California Senate, and the Orange County Board of Supervisors.

On March 25, 2025, Correa highlighted his experience at the annual WALK4Alz event organized by @OCAlzheimers. "It was inspiring to watch our community come together at @OCAlzheimers's annual WALK4Alz last weekend," he wrote. He further stated, "I listened to the stories of caregivers and loved ones of those living with Alzheimer's - and I'll carry them with me as I push for more federal funding for this cause."

On March 26, 2025, Correa expressed his concerns regarding taxpayer privacy in a tweet mentioning a joint effort with 61 fellow legislators. "I joined 61 of my colleagues to demand that the IRS and DHS stop their plan to violate taxpayers' privacy to target immigrants in our communities," he said. Correa underscored the potential misuse of taxpayer information stating, "Today, it targets those with final orders of deportation—but tomorrow, who knows?"

Finally, on March 27, 2025, Correa congratulated local students in a tweet recognizing their accomplishments. "Last month, I celebrated local students who competed in the Congressional App Challenge and were nominated to our nation’s Service Academies," he remarked. Praising their contributions, he added, "These young leaders are shaping the future of Orange County, and I couldn’t be prouder."