Rep Mark DeSaulnier speaks about his views on immigration and his experience at the border during a town hall in Richmond, Calif., Monday, Aug. 5, 2019. “The most upsetting time was listening to a five year old with his dad tell what happened to him when they came across the border. He was put on a plane to a group home in Georgia. He had never been on a plane before, he was five years old. And he was told by American federal officials that his parents never wanted to see him again. We were told that several times. My instincts told me that was all truthful.” (Betty Rose Livingston/SFBay)
Rep. Mark DeSaulnier, D-Concord, was recently admitted to the hospital with complications from pneumonia and remains in serious but stable condition, his office announced Monday.
According to DeSaulnier’s chief of staff Betsy Arnold Marr, he developed the illness after suffering a fractured rib when he fell while running. DeSaulnier was admitted to the hospital Friday and is expected to remain there for at least the next several days.
Arnold Marr said:
“The office operations remain unchanged and staff will continue to serve our constituents.”
Marr added:
“We are grateful for your thoughts and well wishes during this time.”
DeSaulnier’s office plans to continue providing updates about his condition as they become available.
Last modified March 16, 2020 10:35 pm
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