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Louisiana Congresswoman Julia Letlow has filed legislation that would help agricultural producers impacted by disruptions to the global trade market. Letlow says the bill would create a dedicated fund that would allow the Trump Administration to respond swiftly to trade-related losses.

“The president would then have the ability to deposit tariff revenues we collect on imported ag product into this account. Then, these funds could then be used to offset losses suffered by American producers due to market changes as a result of the tariffs,” Letlow said.

BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — A bill filed by Congresswoman Julia Letlow aims to create a fund to help farmers who experience trade-related losses.

Letlow’s office said the dedicated fund, referred to as the Tariff Responses and Damages to exports (TRADE) fund, would allow the presidential administration to deposit revenue from tariffs on foreign agricultural products into an account to offset farmers’ losses.

As a working mom of two young children, I know that strong families form the bedrock of our society. When parents and children are empowered, communities and future generations thrive.

The best way we can empower American families is by making it easier and more affordable to start and raise a family. By that measure, President Donald Trump’s agenda for tax relief found in our “One Big Beautiful Bill” squarely hits the mark.

Congresswoman Julia Letlow, representing Louisiana's 5th District since 2021, recently shared her thoughts on social media regarding a series of events. The posts reflect her concerns about antisemitism and border security in the United States.

The Rayville Post Office was officially renamed the Luke Letlow Post Office Building in honor of the late Congressman-elect Luke Letlow on May 10.

The recognition in Letlow’s home parish was made possible by legislation introduced by House Majority Leader Steve Scalise and signed into law late last year.

Congresswoman Julia Letlow lost her husband, Luke, to COVID-19 on Dec. 29, 2020, following his election to Congress and years of service in both the federal and state governments.

Republican U.S. Rep. Julia Letlow, Louisiana's only woman in Congress whose influence continues to grow in Washington, has opened a district office back home in the state's capital city to reflect the new boundaries that frame her 5th Congressional District.

Letlow's Baton Rouge office is at 7932 Wrenwood Blvd., Suite C. She continues to operate her district offices in Monroe and Hammond.