Rep. Wesley Hunt Press Office posted a series of tweets on March 17, 2026, addressing anti-ICE protests and promoting a high school art competition in Texas’s 38th Congressional District.
In one tweet, the account stated: “Anti-ICE protesters prevent the arrest of an alleged child Rapist. The radical left would rather defend criminals than side with the law. Leaders need to speak clearly, denounce this, and put an immediate stop to those who seek to obstruct justice.” (March 17, 2026). This post called for leaders to denounce actions that interfere with law enforcement.
Another tweet from the same day shared only a link: “https://t.co/u2lnZlnn9n” (March 17, 2026).
Additionally, Rep. Hunt’s office promoted a local event: “The 2026 TX-38 High School Art Competition deadline is fast approaching due Monday, April 6th, 2026. All High School students living in Texas’s 38th Congressional District may now apply to have their art displayed in the Halls of Congress. This year’s theme: Land of the free,” (March 17, 2026).
Wesley Hunt has served as U.S. Representative for Texas’s 38th District since 2023 and resides in Houston. He was born there in 1981 and is currently age 41. In previous elections, Hunt won against Melissa McDonough in the general election held in November 2024 by securing nearly two-thirds of the vote (62.9%), and earlier defeated Duncan Klussmann in November 2022 with a similar margin (63%).
