East Arapahoe News

Rep. Jason Crow, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Colorado's 6th district, has recently shared his thoughts on social media regarding various topics. Crow, who replaced Mike Coffman in 2019, took to Twitter to express his views on nonpartisan matters and the impact of immigration policies on local businesses.

On February 10, 2025, Rep. Jason Crow posted a tweet expressing a light-hearted challenge: "Here's a fun game. I'll post something nonpartisan and innocuous about the Super Bowl and then trolls can attack me for unrelated grievances. 1, 2, 3, go:" This tweet reflects Crow's awareness of potential online criticism even when discussing neutral topics.

Later that day, at 02:16:40 UTC, Crow followed up with another tweet stating "I stand corrected... https://t.co/vPs7xSFrU4". The context or content linked in this tweet suggests a response or acknowledgment of feedback received from his earlier post.

In a more serious tone on February 10 at 15:17:32 UTC, Crow addressed concerns raised by Colorado business owners during a recent meeting. He tweeted: "Last week I met with a large group of Colorado business owners. The fear of mass deportations is damaging their businesses and workforce. Prices are gonna go up and businesses may shutter. This isn't real immigration reform and it isn't making people's lives better." This statement highlights the economic implications feared by local entrepreneurs due to immigration policies.