Orlando Standard

Maxwell Alejandro Frost, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Florida’s 10th district, shared a series of updates on March 31, 2025, reflecting on significant local and national news. His social media statements touched on the passing of a local figure, transportation infrastructure developments, and support for the trans community.

In a reflective post, Frost noted the passing of former Public Defender Bob Wesley, celebrating his contributions to justice. "Central Florida lost a true champion for justice and fearless advocate, former Public Defender Bob Wesley. Beyond the courtroom, Bob dedicated his life to ensuring dignity and justice for all, restoring hope to those let down by a system that too often targets our most”, he said on March 31, 2025, at 16:37 UTC.

That same day, Congressman Frost highlighted a pivotal step in local transportation development at 17:46 UTC. "ICYMI: Plans to extend SunRail from Orlando International Airport to the Orange County Convention Center and theme parks are moving forward with Orange County's approval of funding for a feasibility study." He noted this as a significant move toward obtaining federal funding to expand the SunRail network.

Later, Frost marked Trans Day of Visibility by reaffirming his support for the trans community in an evening post at 22:35 UTC. "On this Trans Day of Visibility, we're gathered to send Donald Trump, and anyone with hate in their hearts, one message: the trans community is going nowhere." Frost expressed pride in his advocacy alongside trans individuals across the nation.