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February 17, 2026
Oregon Rep. Salinas led a letter asking DHS officials about training for immigration agents, citing reports of incidents involving force.
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February 13, 2026
U.S Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Oregon, and Rep. Andrea Salinas, D-Oregon, on Feb. 13 highlighted their legislation aimed at holding federal immigration agents legally accountable for violating civil rights. Advocates and Oregonians joined them in Woodburn, describing what they called a growing pattern of abusive enforcement actions.
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February 13, 2026
Stopping overly aggressive immigration enforcement will take a “groundswell” of backlash from elected leaders and ordinary Americans, U.S. Rep. Andrea Salinas said Friday.
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February 12, 2026
Los miembros demócratas de la delegación del Congreso de Oregón advirtieron el jueves a los altos funcionarios federales de inmigración que se opondrán a cualquier esfuerzo de construir “campos de detención” en Oregón.
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February 4, 2026
Rep. Andrea Salinas, the new vice chair of the Equality Caucus, sat down with the Blade to discuss the battles ahead as she demands protections for LGBTQ Americans.
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January 30, 2026
Two Oregon lawmakers introduced a bill on Thursday aiming to hold federal immigration authorities accountable for abusing the constitutional rights of Americans.
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January 29, 2026
Rep. Andrea Salinas, D-Ore., is leading the House version and said it “deters illegal enforcement practices and prevents ICE and CBP from operating with impunity.”
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January 27, 2026
According to Oregon State University, Oregon is the leading producer of Christmas trees in the United States, sending more than half of the state’s trees to California each year and shipping some as far as Hong Kong and Japan.
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January 12, 2026
Democratic Representative Andrea Salinas of Oregon, a cosponsor of the GRIT Act, shared a theory. “Once you put the camel’s nose under the tent, that is when you start to expose the real harm,” she said. “Let’s use smoking, for example. Once scientific data really started to come out on that, you recognize, oh, my gosh, there is no safe way to smoke, and so the industry is culpable for causing harm.”
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December 11, 2025

WASHINGTON D.C., DC — U.S. Oregon Representative Andrea Salinas introduced bipartisan legislation Wednesday to help organic farmers and producers expand their businesses and meet growing demand.