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Ro Khanna, a U.S. Congressman representing California's 17th district since 2017, engaged with the public through a series of tweets, demonstrating his commitment to constitutional law, immigration narratives, and his congressional work. These communications illustrate Khanna’s active role in political discourse and community engagement.

In a tweet dated April 2, 2025, Khanna asserted the importance of the U.S. Constitution, calling it "our country's ultimate rule of law and what upholds our democracy." He invited his audience to join a discussion alongside ACS Law, Berkeley Law's Dean Erwin Chemerinsky, and himself, scheduled for April 15, at Yale Law School, aiming to challenge the actions of JD Vance and the Trump administration. "The Constitution is our country's ultimate rule of law and what upholds our democracy. Join @acslaw, @BerkeleyLaw's Dean Erwin Chemerinsky, and me at 12:10 pm ET, Tuesday, April 15, at Yale Law School in challenging JD Vance and the Trump administration’s overreach and defiance."

Later that day, Khanna tweeted about the immigrant experience in America, highlighting the importance of sharing stories like those of his parents, who immigrated to the United States hoping to provide opportunities for their children. He emphasized America as a nation of aspiration and innovative ideals. "We need to tell the story of people like my parents who immigrated to America and were able to give their kids every chance possible. America is a nation that exudes aspiration and the greatest experiment in world history."

On April 5, 2025, Khanna invited the public to an event slated for April 11, 2025, in San José, CA, where he would share insights from his congressional work. He encouraged constituents to RSVP for the event, reflecting his dedication to transparency and community interaction. "Join me Friday, April 11th from 6:00pm - 7:30 pm PT at the Orchard School District (Event Center), 921 Fox Lane, San José, CA 95131 to hear insights from my latest work in Congress! RSVP here."