Golden State Today

Rep. Norma Torres, a U.S. Congresswoman representing California's 35th district, recently shared updates and announcements via social media posts. Her communications focused on community engagement regarding Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and a broader political message concerning women's rights and economic issues.

On March 4, 2025, Rep. Torres invited the public to participate in a virtual community forum discussing TPS. She wrote: " ¡Únete a la Plática con la Congresista Norma Torres! ¿Tienes preguntas sobre el Estatus de Protección Temporal (TPS) y los recursos disponibles para ti? Acompaña a la Congresista Norma Torres y a @Carecen_LA en un foro comunitario virtual donde hablaremos sobre las…" This invitation was aimed at Spanish-speaking constituents interested in learning more about TPS resources.

In another post made shortly after, also on March 4, 2025, she extended the same invitation in English: " Join the Plática with Congresswoman Norma Torres! Have questions about Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and the resources available to you? Join Congresswoman Norma Torres and @Carecen_LA for a virtual community forum where we’ll discuss TPS updates, answer your questions,…" This demonstrates her commitment to addressing concerns from diverse communities within her constituency.

Later that day, Rep. Torres shared her stance on various socio-political issues affecting women under the Trump administration. She stated: "We’re powerful, passionate, and pissed off. PINK isn’t just a color—it’s a symbol of protest. A symbol of women’s power and persistence. The truth is: Women can’t afford Trump." She continued by highlighting specific concerns: " We can’t afford skyrocketing prices. We can’t afford attacks on our health care." This tweet reflects her advocacy for women's rights and economic stability.