Letlow announced the opening of her Baton Rouge office, emphasizing its role in assisting constituents with federal agency issues, veterans' healthcare benefits, and passport renewals. She encouraged residents to visit the office for support.Regarding the budget, Letlow explained that the House is voting on a bill to extend the Trump tax cuts, which she stressed is crucial to avoid a significant tax increase. The bill also includes provisions for energy and border control.

She highlighted the importance of passing the Senate's version of the budget resolution to move forward with the reconciliation process, which will involve detailed committee work.Letlow addressed concerns about potential delays due to objections from the Freedom Caucus but expressed optimism that the House would unify to pass the bill. She noted that the reconciliation process is complex and requires cooperation among lawmakers.Additionally, Letlow discussed her "Greater Act," aimed at promoting economic development in rural communities. The bill seeks to improve coordination among various federal agencies, such as the Small Business Administration and the Delta Regional Authority, to streamline support for rural areas.

The goal is to reduce bureaucratic red tape and make it easier for rural constituents to access small business loans and other resources.Letlow emphasized the importance of government efficiency and collaboration to better serve rural communities. She is working with Congressman Chris Deluzio on this bipartisan effort to enhance economic opportunities in underserved areas.Overall, Letlow's initiatives focus on constituent services, tax relief, and rural economic development, reflecting her commitment to addressing the needs of her district.