Des Moines Sun

Congressman Zach Nunn, representing Iowa’s 3rd district, shared insights on recent developments and initiatives through a series of tweets. His posts highlighted discussions about applying successful policies from Iowa at the national level, addressing agroterrorism threats, and introducing new legislation targeting such threats.

On June 8, Nunn announced his participation in a discussion with Jeremy Hunt and Veterans On Duty. In his tweet, he mentioned their focus on "service" and strategies for "taking what works in Iowa—tax cuts, family-first policy, and real results—to Washington to solve problems and make D.C. more like Des Moines." "I joined @thejeremyhunt and @VeteransOnDuty to discuss service..."

Later that day, Nunn commented on a recent FBI operation that prevented an act of agroterrorism which could have impacted crop yields in Iowa and the broader U.S. food supply. He emphasized efforts to equip the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) with new tools to combat such threats: "Last week, the FBI prevented a potential act of agroterrorism..."

In a subsequent tweet on June 9, Nunn announced an upcoming feature on KCCI News regarding new legislation aimed at stopping Chinese Communist Party-backed agroterrorism. This bill seeks to hold accountable those smuggling dangerous crop pathogens into the United States: " Tonight at 10 on @KCCINews: Our new bill to stop CCP-backed agroterrorism..."

Zach Nunn has been serving in Congress since 2023 after replacing Cindy Axne. Prior to this role, he served in both the Iowa House of Representatives and Senate.