Jahana Hayes, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Connecticut’s 5th district, has been actively engaging with various advocacy groups and constituents on key issues. Her recent social media posts provide insights into her activities and stances on important matters.
On March 18, 2025, Hayes shared her experience meeting with advocates from Fight Colorectal Cancer. She highlighted the discussions she had with survivors and caregivers who emphasized “the urgent need for increased research funding & the importance of early screenings, especially for younger adults.” The full post can be viewed here.
The following day, March 19, 2025, Hayes met with constituents from the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship to discuss immigration issues. She expressed a shared concern over the current state of immigration policy in the U.S., stating that “our nation is in desperate need of immigration reform which is humane and ensures fair outcomes.” Her statement is available here.
Later on March 19, Hayes summarized her week’s activities in Congress through another social media update. She noted several highlights including voting against the Republican Funding Bill, participating in an Education and Workforce Democrats hearing, signing a discharge petition, and announcing the 2025 Congressional Art Competition. Details about these activities can be found here.
