From Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar <[email protected]>
Subject Working on behalf of Florida's 27th District
Date October 31, 2025 8:49 PM
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Email from Rep. Salazar Reporting from Washington, D.C. FL-27 Newsletter Vol. 119, Issue #19 Dear Friends / Estimados Amigos,  It’s now the fifth week of the government shutdown, and Miami families are feeling the impact. Many rely on food assistance, healthcare, and essential services now at risk of disruption. My priority is clear: protect our community and ensure every family in District 27 gets the support they need.  Here’s what I’ve done so far: • Voted to keep the government open and protect key programs while negotiations continue.  • Urged Senate Democrats, with my colleagues in the Republican Women’s Caucus to end the shutdown and safeguard WIC benefits for mothers and children.  • Co-sponsored H.R. 5145 to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies for another year, helping families maintain health coverage and peace of mind.  • Co-sponsored H.R. 5822 to ensure SNAP food benefits continue during the shutdown.  I’ll keep fighting to reopen the government and stay focused on what truly matters: affordable healthcare, lower housing costs, real immigration reform, and protecting freedom at home and abroad.  Despite the shutdown, my offices are open and ready to help. Some agencies may take longer to respond, but my team and I are working every day for you and your family.  Sincerely / Atentamente, María E. Salazar U.S. Representative (FL-27) How am I doing as your congresswoman? PROTECTING FOOD ASSISTANCE THROUGH THE “KEEP SNAP FUNDED ACT” SNAP benefits could run out very soon. Millions of families in the country may lose access to food assistance because Democrats refuse to reopen the government.  I joined Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks (IA-01) to introduce the Keep SNAP Funded Act of 2025, which guarantees continued food assistance for families during the shutdown.  In Florida, nearly 3 million people depend on SNAP. In Miami-Dade, one in four households rely on it, and in District 27, 17% of families use it.   SNAP keeps families fed and stable during hard times.  No family should lose food because of Washington’s political games. You can read more here. CONDEMNING SOCIALISM AS A FAILED IDEOLOGY This week, I joined Senator Rick Scott to introduce a resolution condemning socialism as a failed ideology and the complete opposite of the American Dream.  As Miami knows too well, socialism has destroyed lives from Caracas to Havana, and now its toxic ideas are creeping into our own country. While far-left politicians glorify socialism, we’re sending a clear message: it brings only poverty, misery, and tyranny.  We must stop it before it’s too late.  America must always remain the light of liberty. You can read more here. INSPIRING THE NEXT GENERATION: SERVICE ACADEMY RECRUITMENT DAY I was proud to host Service Academy Recruitment Day in Palmetto Bay and meet so many outstanding students from across our community.  Their passion, discipline, and desire to serve give me hope for America’s future. These young patriots are ready to lead and defend our nation as the next generation of military officers.  Thank you for answering the call to serve. IN THE MEDIA: SPEAKING UP FOR SOUTH FLORIDA This week, while I was in the district and joined national and local media outlets including WPLG’s with Glenna Milberg. CBS NEWS, The Economist, Telemundo, and others, to discuss the government shutdown, immigration, the ongoing fight for freedom in Cuba and Venezuela, and other important issues that impact District 27. I’ll keep speaking on behalf of South Florida families and defending our values, faith, freedom, and opportunity on every platform where our voice can make a difference. You can watch my full CBS interview here. EVENT HIGHLIGHT: PEDIATRIC DENTAL VISIT This Halloween, I visited the Prime Pediatric dental clinic to meet with doctors, staff, and families dedicated to improving children’s oral health. Every child in South Florida can grow up with a healthy smile. It’s always inspiring to see healthcare professionals making a difference in our community! My office is proud to be one of the most responsive in Congress, always ready to help with immigration, Social Security, VA benefits, passports, and more. Our team works tirelessly to cut through red tape and deliver real results for our community. It is the honor of a lifetime to be your voice in Congress. If you live in Florida’s 27th Congressional District and need help with any federal casework, please call my district office at (305) 668-2285. My team is here to serve you. Stay connected on Facebook, Instagram, and X for updates from Capitol Hill and our district. CONNECT WITH ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA! Have questions? Reach me at: [link removed] Washington, D.C. 2162 Rayburn House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 Phone: (202) 225-3931 Miami, FL 5725 SW 8th St Suite 200, Miami, FL 33144 Phone: (305) 668-2285 Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar | 2162 Rayburn House Office Building | Washington, DC 20515 US Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice
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