Senator Andy Kim, currently representing New Jersey’s 3rd District in Congress, addressed several issues affecting his constituents via Twitter on April 22, 2025. His tweets reflect his concerns ranging from proposed policy changes to local environmental hazards.
In his first tweet, Kim commented on actions by former President Donald Trump, stating, “Trump is trying to make millionaires and billionaires a profit by going after Medicaid. Thank you Ned for speaking out about what that would mean for working families in NJ.” This tweet highlights Kim’s stance against perceived threats to Medicaid, an essential program for many working families in New Jersey.
Later that day, Kim turned his attention to the plight of South Camden residents, saying “Neighbors in South Camden have been burdened by hazards like pollution and fires for far too long. Just this February, a terrible fire displaced 100+ people. They deserve better. I was in awe and inspired by the power of the community organizers I met with today from Waterfront.” This highlights ongoing environmental and safety challenges in South Camden, where a fire earlier this year caused significant displacement.
Finally, addressing safety precautions amid environmental alerts, Kim advised his followers, “Please stay safe NJ. Follow updates from @njdepforestfire.” This request came as residents faced potential threats from forest fires, emphasizing the importance of staying informed for personal safety.
Andy Kim, age 40, who entered Congress in 2019 after defeating Tom MacArthur, has lived in New Jersey after being born in Boston, Massachusetts. He is a University of Chicago graduate, having completed his BA in 2004.
