Subramanyam questions Trump Ukraine support, urges data center rules and decries anti-immigrant rhetoric
In a CNN interview, Rep. Suhas Subramanyam (D-VA) affirmed bipartisan congressional and public support for Ukraine while questioning President Trump's commitment due to alleged Russia ties, including his son's recent wedding funded partly by a Putin-linked oligarch. He called for Congress to reconvene to pressure Russia and prevent further invasions. Shifting topics, he highlighted Virginia's leading role in U.S. data centers, noted their targeting in the Ukraine war, and advocated federal regulation for safety, noise, power costs, and community impacts, referencing bills he introduced. On domestic politics, he criticized JD Vance's attacks on Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed as anti-immigrant rhetoric fueling hate, citing a recent attempted temple shooting in Illinois.