What The White House Isn’t Telling You About Trump’s First 100 Days In Office

Week In Review

Dear neighbor,

Trump just hit 100 days back in office—and he’s already tanking the economy. Prices are up, confidence is down, and families are feeling it.

Meanwhile, I’m fighting for hardworking families in LA and across the country.

Let’s break it down:

💯Called out Trump’s reckless first 100 days
🤳Pushed the federal government to better support content creators many of whom live in our district
🧾Urged the courts to protect taxpayer privacy, including for immigrants
🏠Introduced legislation to protect renters’ rights

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💯 Trump: How to Destroy an Economy in 100 Days

Trump’s blaming everyone else for the economic meltdown—but he’s the one responsible. His tariffs are jacking up prices on strollers, diapers, and groceries—parents are getting crushed. At the Port of LA, cargo shipments are down 35%. That means empty grocery store shelves, higher prices, and looming job cuts. Before Trump, the economy was growing. Now it’s shrinking—and he’s got no one to blame but himself.

🤳 Held a Virtual Roundtable with Content Creators

Our district is home to many content creators who power a $250 billion sector of the economy. They are creatives and employers—and they deserve the same support as any small business. In our 2nd virtual roundtable, I met with talented creators from LA and across the country. And this week, I pushed the SBA to offer the tax, legal, and IP resources they need to thrive in today’s economy.

🧾 Urged the courts to reject Trump’s weaponization of the IRS to target immigrants

As the son of immigrants, I know the studies are right when they say that immigrants pay taxes and help power our economy, but now the Trump admin wants to hand over their private IRS records to ICE and target them. I filed a legal document with the Congressional Hispanic Caucus to stop this unprecedented, dangerous breach of trust and defend everyone’s right to privacy.

🏠 Introduced Legislation to Protect Renters’ Rights

Renters make up about 78% of our district—one of the highest percentages of renters in America, which is why I founded the first-ever Congressional Renters Caucus, because everyone deserves a safe and affordable place to live. To help support renters in our community and beyond, I reintroduced the Tenants’ Right to Organize Act to protect tenants from retaliation and ensure they can speak up and organize without fear.

Thanks for staying in the fight with me.

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Sincerely,

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Jimmy Gomez
Member of Congress