WASHINGTON – Today, Senator Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) and 15 Senate colleagues wrote to U.S. Trade Representative Ambassador Greer calling out the Trump administration’s harmful and undeveloped plan to import more beef from Argentina, which will harm American ranchers.   “We write in strong opposition to the Administration’s undeveloped plan to increase imports of Argentinian beef,” the Senators wrote. “This announcement has already had tangible market impacts felt by cattle producers across the country, at a time when cattle producers are looking for long-term stability to rebuild their herds. Rather than reward Argentina’s president and agricultural producers, we encourage you to focus on policies that support American farmers and ranchers

WASHINGTON – Senator Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) sat down with NBC’s Kristen Welker on Meet the Press yesterday to talk the latest on the ongoing Republican-led government shutdown and Democrats’ fight to keep costs from rising for 24 million Americans, Trump’s illegal and reckless military strikes in the Caribbean, and the president’s ‘main priority’ right now, destroying the East Wing. Watch the conversation here and read excerpts below: On Democrats’ fight to prevent health care premiums from doubling for millions of Americans: “Our focus right now is to keep costs low. You just heard Secretary Bessent and he had this long economics professor explanation about inflation right now.

WASHINGTON – Senator Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with multiple media appearances, videos, and an op-ed about his work in the Senate to make sure every Latino family in Arizona has a fair shot at the American Dream. In his op-ed for La Opinión, “The Latino Story is the American Story,” Senator Gallego highlighted the importance of Latinos role in shaping America’s story.   “This Hispanic Heritage Month, my message is clear: Latinos are an essential part of this country. Our culture, our work, and our stories are integral to the United States. This country would not prosper without the contributions of Latinos,” Gallego