Rep. Monica De La Cruz introduces Healthy Babies Act; celebrates Mother’s Day & police week

Rep. Monica De La Cruz introduces Healthy Babies Act; celebrates Mother’s Day & police week
U.S. Rep. Monica De La Cruz representing Texas' 15th Congressional District — Official U.S. House headshot
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Rep. Monica De La Cruz, a U.S. Congress member representing Texas’ 15th district since 2023, has been active on social media discussing various legislative initiatives and commemorative occasions. Her recent tweets highlight her commitment to expanding access to healthy food options, celebrating mothers, and honoring law enforcement officers.

On May 10, 2025, Rep. De La Cruz announced her leadership in introducing the “Healthy Babies Act,” which aims to expand access to nutritious food for recipients under the WIC program. She expressed pride in leading this legislation that seeks to assist South Texas parents and create new opportunities for farmers. “My Healthy Babies Act will expand access to healthy food options for recipients under the WIC program.”

The following day, May 11, 2025, she shared a message in honor of Mother’s Day. She encouraged celebration of the strength and resilience of hardworking mothers nationwide both on this occasion and throughout the year. “This Mother’s Day, let’s celebrate the strength, sacrifice, and resilience of hardworking moms across the country.”

On May 12, 2025, Rep. De La Cruz acknowledged National Police Week by recognizing law enforcement officers who have sacrificed their lives in service to public safety. She thanked them for their dedication to maintaining community security.“This week, we celebrate National Police Week to recognize the law enforcement officers who have paid the ultimate sacrifice.”

Monica De La Cruz was born in Brownsville, Texas in 1974 and currently resides in McAllen. She holds a Bachelor of Business Studies from the University of Texas at San Antonio.



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