Rep. Osman Salahuddin

During an election year, there are certain restrictions on my communications to prevent the use of public, state resources for campaign purposes. One of these restrictions is a freeze on this Facebook account, meaning the page will not be updated beginning May 4, 2026, until after the general election in November. Per the Legislative Ethics Board, this page is unable to accept comments during this same time period. If you have questions or comments about legislative issues, please feel free to continue to contact me using the link below. Thank you!

https://housedemocrats.wa.gov/salahuddin/contact/

I recently sent out my 2026 Session Report to the 48th District. They should be arriving in the mail any day now. However, if you don't receive it or would rather read it online, it has been published on my legislative website here:https://housedemocrats.wa.gov/tmp/sites/87/2026/05/46930_Salahuddin_EOS_Mailer_2026_5.5x8.5.pdf

I know there are folks in our community – and many across the state – who remain fearful and deeply concerned about the escalating tensions we’ve seen with immigration enforcement over the last year. That’s why I want to share this resource from the Washington State Attorney General. No matter your status, it’s important we are all aware of our rights should we encounter civil immigration enforcement at some point in Washington state.

Below is a partial screenshot. Follow this link to view the full one-pager: https://bit.ly/AGKYRICE.

Also: If you or a loved one is confronted by ICE, or witnesses suspected ICE activity, you can call the statewide rapid-response phone number 1-844-724-3737 to report the encounter. This hotline is operated by the Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network. It was created in 2017 and has received state funding since 2020.

Please do share this with anyone who may benefit.

During the 2026 legislative session, I had the chance to speak with dozens of high school students at the 2026 Educational Advocacy Summit in Olympia 📚🎓

Organized by the Association of WA Student Leaders (AWL), this was the first-ever student-led civic education summit in the organization's 70-year history, offering a chance to engage in civic leadership beyond local classrooms.

It was so inspiring to meet so many civically engaged high schoolers who are ready to step up as our next generation of leaders!

Read more at: https://www.whidbeynewstimes.com/2026/02/27/whidbey-teens-join-in-civics-summit/

Early this session, the House adopted my House Resolution 4676, which recognizes the growing partnership between Washington and Québec. 🇺🇸🤝🇨🇦

This relationship represents nearly $850 Million in bilateral trade, more than 30 Québec-based companies operating in our state, and collaboration in clean energy, aerospace, artificial intelligence, life sciences, transportation, and advanced manufacturing.

With the opening of the Delegation of Québec in Seattle and expanding partnerships between our businesses and governments, we are building a long-term alliance grounded in shared democratic values and a commitment to innovation!

I want to share the following resources that may be helpful to you or someone you may know. Use your phone to scan the QR code or visit this link to access all of the resources below: https://bit.ly/4blWSbC

In just 60-days, we sent 268 bills to the governor’s desk to be signed into law. I’m pleased to share my top five priority bills were included in that list! Check out the graphic below or follow this link to learn more about these measures: https://bit.ly/salahuddin2026.