We must never forget that military force should always be a last resort, used only when necessary and with clear, lawful authority. The American people and our service members deserve transparency, accountability, and a full explanation of this administration's actions.
Representative Thuy Tran retweeted
New Oregon law is supposed to help sex-trafficked women living in massage parlors, but will it? oregonlive.com/politics/2025…
Representative Thuy Tran retweeted
House Bill 3819-A was spurred by WW’s reporting last fall, which used data from a watchdog nonprofit to reveal that the number of such businesses, which sexually exploit undocumented women, had tripled in five years to 114 in Portland. wweek.com/news/state/2025/06…
I spoke out today because what’s happening to Congresswoman LaMonica McIver @RepLaMonica is wrong.
Oversight is not a crime. Advocacy is not a crime. I won’t stay silent while women of color in office are targeted for doing their jobs. #orleg #orpol
For more information, you can view this testimony I gave in support of the bill a few weeks ago:
youtube.com/watch?v=d-1K82Ul…
#orpol #orleg
You can also read my press release from when the bill passed the second chamber (the Senate) over here:
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I stood on the House Floor this week to sound the alarm: ICE is targeting Oregon workplaces again and trying to turn employers into agents of fear. These tactics are meant to intimidate. But they only work when people don’t know their rights. Oregon will not be silent.
#orpol
Representative Thuy Tran retweeted
This week, more than 12,000 Oregonians joined my telephone town hall. I need to keep hearing from you. If you didn’t make it—don’t worry. I am hosting an in-person town hall next Sunday with State Representative Thuy Tran.
My February 2025 newsletter is now out! I’m celebrating Oregon’s birthday and rolling out my 2025 legislative priorities.
Click here to read it: content.govdelivery.com/acco…









