SW Riverside News

Rep. Ken Calvert, who has represented California's 41st District in the U.S. Congress since 1993, shared a series of tweets discussing tax issues and legislative actions. Born in Corona, California, Calvert graduated from San Diego State University in 1975 with a Bachelor of Arts degree.

On January 28, 2025, Rep. Calvert expressed concerns over potential tax increases if Congress does not act on expiring tax provisions. He stated that "if Congress fails to act this year on expiring tax provisions, the average taxpayer in my district will see their taxes increased by $1,704." Emphasizing the financial impact on his constituents, he highlighted that extending and enhancing previous tax cuts is among his top priorities. "If Congress fails to act this year on expiring tax provisions, the average taxpayer in my district will see their taxes increased by $1,704."

On January 29, 2025, Rep. Calvert addressed an issue faced by Neil from La Quinta regarding delays in receiving his IRS tax refund. After Neil contacted Calvert's office for assistance, staff members reached out to the IRS and successfully resolved the issue. This incident highlights Rep. Calvert's efforts to assist residents of the 41st Congressional District with federal agency matters. "Neil from La Quinta experienced significant delays receiving his tax refund from the IRS when he contacted my office for help."

Later that day, Rep. Calvert announced his support for the Laken Riley Act aimed at deporting criminals illegally residing in the United States before they commit additional crimes. He expressed gratitude towards President Trump for prioritizing community safety measures: "I voted to pass the Laken Riley Act because I believe we should deport criminals who are illegally in our country before they can commit additional crimes."