Dallas City Wire

Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne, currently representing Texas’ 24th district, took to social media on April 16, 2025, to discuss recent developments involving both her initiatives and broader national events.

In a tweet posted on April 16, she stated, "Glad to join the Business Coalition for Fair Competition for a roundtable recently where we had the chance to talk about how @HouseGOP is working to deliver tax cuts for our hardworking families, small businesses, and job creators." This highlights her engagement with business leaders to focus on economic policies favoring tax reductions.

Later the same day, at 22:04 UTC, Van Duyne announced a development in the manufacturing sector, saying, "A big win for American manufacturing! Honda is moving Civic production to the United States from Japan." This transfer underscores a significant shift in manufacturing, potentially affecting jobs and economic activities within the U.S.

Her final tweet of the day, posted at 23:58 UTC, expressed views on border security, stating, "WOW! Amazing what the U.S. Custom and Border Protection can accomplish when they aren’t swarmed by millions of criminal immigrants crossing our border!" This remark touched upon her views regarding immigration and the efficacy of border control under certain circumstances.

Beth Van Duyne, 52, was born in Ithaca, New York, and resides in Irving, Texas. She earned a Bachelor of Arts from Cornell University in 1995 and has represented Texas's 24th district since 2021, having succeeded Kenny Marchant.