Dear Jesse Arreguín (SB 690)
My name is Corry, and I’m a District 7 voter. I’m writing to urge you to oppose SB 690. My privacy is important to me. I don’t want businesses to be allowed to track or sell my online activity without my knowledge and express permission.
I’m concerned that these businesses could sell my information to ICE or other federal agencies to target my family, friends, and neighbors. I also have a sensitive medical diagnosis, so I’m concerned businesses could sell my information to a federal agency and put my family at risk.
Why would anyone who claims to represent my family and community would even consider supporting this bill? Please explain it to me if you can.
I hope you change your tune to not only oppose it but do so vocally. While I didn’t vote for you in the last election, you can earn my trust for the next one by standing up for us against big tech.
Thank you.
Write to your California State Senator today to oppose this bill.
- Contact Jesse Arreguín:
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=SD07&inframe=N - About the Bill and its votes:
https://calmatters.digitaldemocracy.org/bills/ca_202520260sb690
Response from Jesse Arreguín
Thank you for you reaching out to my office regarding your opposition to Senate Bill 690 (Caballero) Crimes: invasion of privacy. I value your opinion and appreciate your taking the time to contact my office.
While we disagree on the merits of this legislation, I appreciate your keeping me informed of your views.
It is an honor to serve you in the State Senate.
Sincerely,
Jesse Arreguín
California State Senate, District 7
P.S. Feel free to contact me regarding other issues of importance to you and sign up for my email updates at http://sd07.senate.ca.gov/.
I replied to this response with a question:
Can you at least explain how supporting this bill serves me as an individual citizen of California?
I sent this reply on May 23, 2025 within 30 minutes of the message above. They haven’t responded since. Nor have I seen a public statement explaining how this bill helps regular Californians.