Assemblyman Tri Ta, who represents California’s 70th Assembly District, posted a series of updates on his social media account in January 2026. His posts covered topics ranging from human trafficking awareness to community events and educational opportunities.
On January 11, 2026, Ta marked Human Trafficking Awareness Day by highlighting the ongoing issue in Orange County. He stated, “Today is Human Trafficking Awareness Day, a reminder that this crime can happen anywhere, including right here in Orange County. According to the Orange County Human Trafficking Task Force, 411 victims were assisted in the most recent report, and the average age of a victim is https://t.co/6uo4FfmJ6m”.
The following day, January 12, he reflected on his long-standing involvement with Duc Dang Taekwondo Academy. In his post he wrote, “It has been my honor to serve as a judge for the annual black belt examinations at Duc Dang Taekwondo Academy for more than a decade. Grandmaster Duc Huy Dang was a legendary martial artist and a pillar of the Little Saigon community. His passing last month was a tremendous loss, https://t.co/gOYcdfaAmD”.
Later that same day, Ta promoted an educational opportunity for high school students: “Applications are now open for the California State Summer School for the Arts, held on the campus of Cal Poly Pomona. High school students in grades 8–12 are eligible to apply. Apply by February 28, 2026 at https://t.co/S55lX3sUT6 https://t.co/vOcgD5mcaj”.
Tri Ta serves constituents in California’s 70th Assembly District which includes parts of Orange County and is known for its diverse communities such as Little Saigon.