Congressman Greg Landsman, who has been representing Ohio’s 1st district since 2023 and replaced Steve Chabot, used his social media platform to discuss various pertinent issues on April 21 and 22, 2025. The Congressman focused on due process, science funding, and internship opportunities, reflecting his engagement with both legal processes and educational initiatives.
On April 21, 2025, Congressman Landsman emphasized the significance of due process in the context of legal proceedings, explicitly referencing a specific case. In his tweet, he stated, “Everyone is entitled to due process – regardless of who you are. It’s in our Constitution. No process removals are against the law, as the courts have said. He mentioned the case of Abrego Garcia as an example, warning of potential repetitions if changes are not enacted. “While Abrego Garcia’s case is one example, it will not be the last if nothing changes. If we let this happen, it will keep.”
On the same day, Congressman Landsman highlighted the concerns pertaining to the reduction of resources for scientific research. Referring to a researcher in Cincinnati, he tweeted, “I’ve expanded my search to England and Germany…” He mentioned how reductions in NIH research grants raise fears among scientists for their future. He underscored the broader implications for hospitals, innovation, and talent if funding becomes unstable. “Hundreds of NIH research grants are getting cut and Ben, a researcher in Cincinnati, is scared for the future of science. When science funding gets unstable, hospitals will close, innovation slows down, and talent leaves…”
The following day, April 22, 2025, Landsman announced the opening of applications for summer internships. He extended this opportunity to college students and recent graduates for paid positions in both Washington, D.C., and Southwest Ohio. The Congressman tweeted, “Summer 2025 internship applications are now open! Join our team in D.C. or SW Ohio for hands-on experience in public service and the work we do to serve our constituents.” Such initiatives reflect his commitment to involving young individuals in public service. “Internships are paid and open to college students and recent grads. Apply: https://t.co/766tdG6HOE“
Greg Landsman, a Cincinnati native born in 1976, completed his education at Ohio University with a Bachelor of Arts in 1999. He continues to reside in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he remains engaged with his constituency.
