Representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) and Robert Garcia (D-Calif.) recently announced that their district offices received suspicious mail. Ocasio-Cortez confirmed in a statement on Tuesday that a suspicious letter was delivered to her office in Hunts Point, New York. Garcia reported a similar incident at his office.

These reports follow a series of similar occurrences involving public officials across the United States. While the specific contents of the letters have not been publicly disclosed, the incidents have prompted investigations by law enforcement agencies. Authorities are working to determine the origin of the mail and whether the incidents are connected or part of a coordinated effort targeting elected officials ahead of the midterm elections.

There is currently no information suggesting that the lawmakers were physically harmed or that the letters contained hazardous materials, though the investigation remains active. The reports highlight ongoing security concerns for members of Congress, who have faced an increasing number of threats and security incidents in recent years. Law enforcement officials have not yet released details regarding potential suspects or the specific nature of the threat posed by the correspondence.