Packed House, Clear Vision: Johnson’s Town Hall Delivers

DALLAS, TX – On Monday, April 21, 2025, Congresswoman Julie Johnson (TX-32) hosted a town hall that reached capacity, bringing together a packed room of constituents for a focused conversation on executive power, congressional oversight, and the legal actions currently underway to challenge federal overreach. 

“People are scared — and with good reason,” said Johnson. “They see institutions under strain and rights at risk. But they’re also seeing something else: results. These legal victories matter. They’re a sign that someone is fighting back, and that the law still stands for something. I hear the fear, but I also hear relief — because people know we’re not sitting on our hands. We’re doing the work.”

Additionally, Johnson emphasized the importance of sustained engagement across multiple fronts, outlining her approach as "legislate, litigate, communicate, and agitate." The phrase served as a call to continued civic participation and institutional vigilance.

Attendees asked a wide range of questions, from Congress’ authority to the limits of executive power. Congresswoman Johnson responded with updates on current legislative efforts and reiterated her commitment to accountability and the rule of law.

The event reflected Johnson’s ongoing commitment to open, in-person dialogue with the community and transparent representation in Washington. A full recording of the event is available to view here.

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Congresswoman Julie Johnson represents Texas’s 32nd Congressional District in the United States House of Representatives, serving on the Homeland Security Committee, Foreign Affairs Committee, and the House Administration Committee. Her district includes parts of Collin, Dallas, and Denton Counties.