Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne, who represents Texas’s 24th district in the U.S. Congress, posted a series of statements on May 18, 2026, addressing federal efforts to combat fraud and highlighting recent developments at the U.S. border and in hospice care oversight.In her first post of the day, Van Duyne wrote:
“This is only the beginning. @VP Vance and the @WHFraudTF are committed to pursuing fraud at every level – no case too large or too small.”(May 18, 2026). The statement references Vice President Vance and the White House Fraud Task Force’s ongoing initiatives targeting fraudulent activities.Later that evening, Van Duyne credited former President Trump for changes at the southern border:
“Thanks to President Trump we have the most secure border in American history! 12 straight months of zero illegal aliens released at the border.”(May 18, 2026).In a third post, she addressed concerns about hospice care providers in Los Angeles:
“ICYMI: 1/3 of all hospices in the country are in Los Angeles – I first raised this issue to then-Secretary Becerra under President Biden, and nothing was done! I am continuing to work with my colleagues on @WaysandMeansGOP to uncover these fraudsters who are not only wasting”(May 18, 2026).Beth Van Duyne has served as a member of Congress since replacing Kenny Marchant in 2021. She has consistently secured re-election victories since then—defeating Candace Valenzuela in 2020 by a narrow margin, Jan McDowell in 2022 with nearly sixty percent of the vote, and Sam Eppler in 2024 with over sixty percent support from her district. Born in Ithaca, New York in 1970 and currently residing in Irving, Van Duyne continues to represent Texas’s 24th District.
Beth Van Duyne is currently serving in the U.S. Congress, representing Texas’ 24th district. She replaced previous U.S Congress member Kenny Marchant in 2021.
