Pittsburgh Review

Rep. Summer Lee, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Pennsylvania’s 12th district, has been actively engaging with her constituents and addressing national issues through social media. Her recent posts on March 11, 2025, cover a range of topics from local town hall meetings to national political concerns.

On March 11, 2025, Rep. Summer Lee announced an upcoming town hall meeting for her constituents in PA-12. She stated: "PA-12, we have a lot to talk about—so let’s do it in person." The event is scheduled for March 20th at Ebenezer Baptist Church with doors opening at 5 PM.

Later that day, she expressed her disapproval regarding the revocation of Mahmoud Khalil's legal status by former President Trump due to his decision to speak out. She commented: "Trump revoked Mahmoud Khalil’s legal status over his decision to speak out—which isn’t a crime." Lee urged fellow Members of Congress to recognize this as an erosion of constitutional rights.

In another post on the same day, Rep. Lee criticized Republicans for cutting community project funding from a bill that would have allocated $3 million for housing in her district. She remarked: "My district was set to receive $3M in community project funding for housing—one of many resources Republicans cut from this funding bill." She further noted her opposition by stating she voted against the bill.