Rep. Henry Cuellar, the congressman representing Texas’ 28th district since 2005, communicated through social media on issues significant to South Texas on April 29, 2025. Cuellar, originally from Laredo, Texas, shared updates on his legislative activities, including internet expansion, legislative achievements, and local economic discussions.
On April 29, 2025, Cuellar tweeted about his conversation with the National Telecommunications & Cooperative Association (NTCA) to emphasize the significance of improving high-speed internet access in rural South Texas. He credited the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for supporting these advancements, aiding in connecting more homes, schools, and businesses.
Later that day, Cuellar expressed his approval of the TAKE IT DOWN Act’s passage in the House, following its Senate success. The congressman, who has a familial connection to the South Texas region, highlighted the act’s importance in combating deepfake content and defending potential victims by holding bad actors accountable.
Finally, in another post on April 29, 2025, he announced meeting with representatives from Vitro Glazings to discuss avenues to bolster manufacturing growth and job creation in South Texas. Cuellar underlined the importance of supporting local employers to enhance community strength and develop more opportunities for working families in the area.
Cuellar, who has been active in politics since serving in the Texas House of Representatives from 1987 to 2001, is a Georgetown University and University of Texas at Austin alumnus, with considerable interest in local economic development and infrastructure improvements.
