1. United States
2. Pa.
3. Letter

I am writing today because according to The Guardian, the Trump administration has deported over 21,000 people to countries the State Department labels too dangerous for Americans to visit, and I want to know what you're doing to stop it. This isn't a policy disagreement. It's the government sending people, including 600 children, into active war zones, brutal dictatorships, and countries where the US has no diplomatic relations whatsoever. The Marshall Project's analysis of ICE data makes the scale undeniable. More than 200 people were sent to Iran, including a Christian convert and a political dissident flagged as persecution risks, before the US-Israeli war broke out there. Three people were reportedly deported to North Korea! The overwhelming majority of those deported had no criminal convictions. The 1980 Refugee Act explicitly prohibits sending asylum seekers to countries where their life or freedom is threatened. This administration is violating that law in plain sight. I want a concrete answer: will you co-sponsor legislation to halt deportations to State Department "do not travel" countries, and will you demand a congressional investigation into these removals? Silence on this is a choice, and your constituents are watching.