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Senator Ruben Gallego addresses tariffs, social security concerns, and fentanyl legislation

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Representative Ruben Gallego | Official U.S. House headshot

Representative Ruben Gallego | Official U.S. House headshot

Senator Ruben Gallego, who has been representing Arizona's 3rd district in the U.S. Congress since 2015, recently addressed several issues through his social media platform. On March 6, 2025, he posted a series of tweets discussing trade policies, social security concerns, and legislative progress on fentanyl trafficking.

In a tweet dated March 6, 2025, Senator Gallego questioned the decision-making process behind former President Trump's tariff policies. He expressed concern over the uncertainty these decisions bring to Arizona businesses and warned that such "chaos is going to drive Mexican businesses to look towards other countries." "Is Trump making tariff decisions with a magic 8 ball? Arizona business needs certainty."

Later that day, Gallego addressed potential disruptions to social security checks potentially caused by Elon Musk. He advised Arizonans to be prepared and offered assistance through his office for those affected. His tweet stated: "Be prepared. Here’s what you can do if Elon Musk causes issues with your social security check."

On the same day, Senator Gallego shared positive news regarding legislative efforts against fentanyl trafficking. He announced that a bill aimed at halting fentanyl trafficking had advanced in the Senate. Emphasizing its importance for Arizona families and law enforcement agencies, he tweeted: "Great news. Our bill to halt fentanyl trafficking just got one step closer to becoming a law with the Senate voting to advance it!"

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