Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne, who represents Texas’s 24th congressional district, shared several updates on her official Twitter account on September 15, 2025. The posts addressed topics ranging from criminal justice to tax policy and educational opportunities for students.
In a post published at 18:40 UTC, Van Duyne commented on a recent violent crime incident, stating: “In January, the Biden Administration released a violent criminal alien from custody. Just days ago, that same individual brutally beheaded a motel manager in front of his wife and son—just steps away from @RepJasmine’s district. Yet somehow, she preaches that @ICEgov is the”.
Later that evening at 21:28 UTC, Van Duyne discussed tax policy initiatives aimed at working families: “The Working Families Tax Cuts reduce taxes for working families by an average of 15%, increases take-home pay, and creates millions of jobs across our country.”
At 22:11 UTC the same day, she promoted an educational event for students in her district: “Our office is excited to be hosting the @CongressionalAC again this year. It’s a great opportunity for middle and high school students in #TX24 to create an original app to showcase their coding skills and creativity. To learn more or to enter, visit: https://t.co/bvQ803IrqH https://t.co/rMuaX445VN”.
Van Duyne has served as the U.S. Representative for Texas’s 24th district since first winning election in 2020. She won reelection in both 2022 and 2024 with significant margins over her opponents Sam Eppler and Jan McDowell respectively.
