Congressman Morgan Luttrell, representing Texas’ 8th district since 2023, has been actively sharing updates on his work and initiatives through social media. Luttrell’s recent tweets highlight a range of topics from immigration to international events.
On March 7, 2025, Congressman Luttrell posted about significant developments in national security and immigration. He noted a decrease in illegal immigration and the extradition of 29 cartel leaders to the United States. Additionally, he mentioned the apprehension of the terrorist responsible for the Abbey Gate bombing and highlighted impactful moments during the State of the Union address. “This week’s SitRep: Illegal immigration plummeting 29 cartel leaders extradited to U.S. Abbey Gate bombing terrorist apprehended Mic drop moments at State of the Union”
On March 10, 2025, Luttrell addressed preparations for the upcoming 2026 World Cup, emphasizing safety and efficiency. He expressed confidence in President Biden’s task force aimed at ensuring smooth operations during the event. With Houston set to host several matches, Luttrell stressed the importance of collaboration with local law enforcement and involvement from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). “.@POTUS’ task force for the 2026 World Cup will help keep things safe & running smoothly. With Houston hosting multiple matches, we need @DHSgov fully engaged to help local law enforcement make it a world-class event. Texas knows how to do big things right, so let’s get it done.”
In another tweet on March 10, Congressman Luttrell announced his co-chairing role in a new Traumatic Brain Injury Task Force alongside Representative Deluzio. Drawing from his personal experience as a veteran who has faced traumatic brain injury (TBI), he underscored their commitment to improving care, research, and support for individuals dealing with similar challenges.“Proud to announce the Traumatic Brain Injury Task Force that I am Co-Chairing with @RepDeluzio. As a veteran and someone who has personally battled a TBI, I know firsthand the challenges so many face. We’re fighting for better care, research, and support.”
