Pomona Valley News

Judy Chu, a U.S. Congress member representing California’s 28th district, recently shared several updates on her legislative activities and collaborations via social media. Chu has been serving in Congress since 2009 after replacing Hilda Solis and has a background in the California State Assembly.

On November 21, 2024, Judy Chu announced that she and Senator Cory Booker introduced the DIPLOMA Act. This legislation aims to provide federal grants to states to support public community schools. According to Chu, these schools collaborate with local organizations, businesses, and government agencies to address various student needs. The announcement was made through her social media account: "Today❗️ @SenBooker & I introduced the DIPLOMA Act that would provide federal grants to states to encourage & support public community schools."

Following this announcement on the same day, Chu directed those interested in further details about the statement from herself and Senator Booker to visit a specific link for more information: "@SenBooker For my and @SenBooker's statement and more information, please visit: https://t.co/Ki7tBLRKTC"

On November 22, 2024, Judy Chu expressed her admiration for fellow congresswoman Barbara Lee's dedication to human rights advocacy both domestically and internationally. She extended her best wishes as Lee transitions into a new phase of her career: "It has been an honor to work alongside @RepBarbaraLee. Her unwavering dedication to championing the rights and dignity of those in need in America and around the world is truly inspiring."