Congresswoman Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick, representing Florida’s 20th district since 2022, has been active on social media discussing community events and initiatives. Her recent tweets reflect her engagement with local communities and her focus on public service opportunities.
On July 7, 2025, Congresswoman Cherfilus-McCormick shared that she concluded the Fourth of July weekend by attending a worship event at Bethel Evangelical Baptist Church. She expressed honor in recognizing and celebrating the Grande Croisade Évangélique and the Haitian Baptist Pastors Fellowship. She praised their commitment to the community, stating “I ended the 4th of July weekend with a beautiful evening of worship at Bethel Evangelical Baptist Church.”
The following day, July 8, 2025, she announced that fall internship applications were open for those interested in public service, policy, or communications. In her tweet, she invited motivated individuals to apply for positions within her Legislative and Communications teams. She stated “Fall internship applications are now open!”
On July 9, 2025, Congresswoman Cherfilus-McCormick addressed immigration issues in South Florida through an op-ed published in the Palm Beach Post. Emphasizing the personal impact of immigration in the region, she urged communities to support Haitian families and other immigrant groups who contribute significantly to the area’s cultural fabric. Her message was encapsulated in her statement “In South Florida, immigration isn’t a talking point—it’s personal.”
Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick has served as a U.S. Congress member since replacing Alcee Hastings in 2022. Born in Brooklyn in 1979 and currently residing in Miramar, she holds degrees from Howard University and St. Thomas University.
