Representative J. Luis Correa, Democratic from California

J. Luis Correa

Representative · California · Democrat

J. Luis Correa

Biography
J. Luis Correa began his career as a small business owner and real estate broker in Anaheim, California, gaining firsthand experience with the challenges facing local families and entrepreneurs. Elected to the U.S. House of Representatives for California’s 46th District in 2016, Correa focuses on immigration reform, affordable healthcare, and supporting veterans. He has championed legislation to expand mental health services for veterans and serves on the House Homeland Security and Judiciary Committees. Correa’s pragmatic approach and responsiveness reflect his commitment to addressing the needs of his diverse district.
Education
  • B.A. in Economics, California State University Fullerton, Fullerton, CA
  • J.D. and M.B.A., University of California Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
Professional History
  • U.S. Representative

    2017-Present

    Representing California's 46th district

  • Member, California Senate

    2006–14

  • Member, Orange County Board of Supervisors

    2005–06

  • Member, California Assembly

    1998–2004

  • Investment Banker

  • Real Estate Broker

Policy Focus
Immigration16%
Arts, Culture, Religion14%
Government Operations and Politics11%
Armed Forces and National Security8%
Notable Legislation

Key legislative actions from J. Luis Correa's record in Congress.

  • Veterans Affairs Committee Service

    Served on the House Veterans' Affairs Committee, advocating for expanded healthcare and benefits for veterans.

  • Homeland Security Funding

    Supported increased federal funding for local law enforcement and emergency preparedness in Orange County.

  • Mental Health Resources

    Co-sponsored legislation to improve access to mental health services for underserved communities.

  • Immigrant Student Protections

    Advocated for protections and resources for DACA recipients and immigrant students in higher education.

Committee Assignments
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  • House Committee on Homeland Security
  • House Committee on the Judiciary

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