Rep. Monica De La Cruz, currently serving as the U.S. Congresswoman for Texas’ 15th district, shared updates on legislative efforts and community involvement through a series of posts in February 2026.
On February 7, De La Cruz wrote: “Proud to have worked alongside @POTUS , @SecRollins, and @SecRubio to strengthen enforcement of the 1944 Water Treaty and ensure the Mexican government meets its annual water delivery obligations to our farmers and communities. This action is about accountability and protecting https://t.co/RuVZX9tcBj”.
A day later, on February 8, she announced progress on veterans’ housing legislation: “Exciting news! I received the red line of my Disabled Veterans Housing Support Act which is now law of the land. https://t.co/MjAD9o2Ay8”.
On February 9, De La Cruz reflected on her participation in a national event: “I am so grateful to have joined colleagues at the National Prayer Breakfast last week to pray and reflect on how we can better serve our communities through faith and unity. It was a powerful reminder that leadership begins with listening and lifting one another up. https://t.co/pNpwEodC25”.
De La Cruz has represented Texas’s 15th District since replacing Vicente Gonzalez in 2023. She secured her congressional seat after defeating Michelle Vallejo in both the 2022 and 2024 general elections—winning by margins of approximately nine percentage points each time. Born in Brownsville, Texas in 1974, De La Cruz resides in McAllen and holds a degree from the University of Texas at San Antonio.
