Randy Feenstra, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Iowa's 4th district, recently shared several updates on social media regarding his legislative priorities and collaborations with colleagues and administration officials. Feenstra, who has been serving in Congress since 2021 after replacing Steve King, addressed various topics ranging from environmental policies to justice efforts and tax reforms.
On January 29, 2025, Feenstra congratulated Lee Zeldin on his confirmation as President Trump's EPA Secretary. He expressed anticipation for working alongside Secretary Zeldin to support agricultural interests, reform water regulations imposed by the Biden administration, and promote the availability of E15 fuel year-round at gas stations. "Congratulations to @LeeMZeldin on being confirmed as President Trump's EPA Secretary! I look forward to working with Secretary Zeldin to support our farmers, reform the Biden administration's costly WOTUS regulations, and make #E15 available at the gas pump year-round."
Later that day, Feenstra expressed gratitude towards Secretary Noem for her engagement in discussions about solving a murder case involving Scott Root's daughter. He commended Noem's swift action post-confirmation in addressing issues related to criminal illegal immigrants. "I appreciate @Sec_Noem for taking the time to talk with me and Scott Root at the White House about finding his daughter’s murderer and bringing him to justice. Just days after being confirmed, Secretary Noem is working overtime to detain and deport criminal illegal immigrants!"
In another update on January 29, 2025, Feenstra thanked Representative Troy Downing from Montana for co-sponsoring his Death Tax Repeal Act. He emphasized the importance of repealing this tax to ensure that family farms and small businesses can be passed down through generations without financial burden. "Thank you to my colleague from Montana, @RepTroyDowning, for being an original cosponsor of my Death Tax Repeal Act. We must #AxeTheDeathTax to ensure that our family farms and small businesses can be passed onto the next generation!"
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