Rep. María Elvira Salazar, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Florida’s 27th district, conveyed her views and accomplishments in several tweets on April 30, 2025. These tweets center on upcoming legislative actions and issues related to international affairs. Salazar, a Miami native with a BA from the University of Miami, is engaging with critical matters, both domestically and abroad.
In a tweet posted on April 30, 2025, Salazar expressed anticipation for the signing of a new bill into law, endorsed by then-President Trump. She noted, “Next step -> the Oval Office, where it will be signed by President Trump into LAW. The name says it all: TAKE. IT. DOWN. Thank you, @MELANIATRUMP, for your tireless advocacy for this bill. It’s always an honor working with you.” The legislation awaits a final procedural step to become law, with former First Lady Melania Trump involved in advocating for this legislative initiative. “Next step -> the Oval Office, where it will be signed by President Trump into LAW.”
Nearly simultaneously, on the same day, Salazar reiterated her points in Spanish. She tweeted: “Próximo paso -> la Oficina Oval, donde será firmado por el presidente Trump y se convertirá en LEY. Gracias, @MELANIATRUMP , por tu incansable defensa de este proyecto de ley. Siempre es un honor trabajar contigo.” This demonstrates her commitment to communicating with Spanish-speaking constituents and partners. “Próximo paso -> la Oficina Oval, donde será firmado por el presidente Trump y se convertirá en LEY.”
In another tweet later in the day, April 30, 2025, Salazar addressed concerns regarding human rights in Cuba, spotlighting the case of dissident José Daniel Ferrer. She stated, “Esta es la verdadera cara del comunismo. El régimen castrista, brutal e ilegítimo, castiga la verdad con secuestro, destrucción y muerte. ¡Liberen a José Daniel Ferrer ya!” Salazar called attention to the oppressive actions of the Castro regime and urged action for the release of the political activist. This tweet underscores her ongoing advocacy for human rights and freedom in Cuba. “Esta es la verdadera cara del comunismo.”
María Elvira Salazar has served in the U.S. Congress, representing Florida’s 27th District, since 2021. She previously served in the Florida House of Representatives. Salazar graduated from the University of Miami in 1983 with a BA.
