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A man drove all the way from San Diego, California to Washington, DC to advocate against Intrusive Satellite Surveillance. His name is Alfredo Luna.
Driving from California to Washington, DC is quite the trip. So why did he do it?
The Gateway Pundit previously spoke to Luna about the issue in an exclusive interview, and Luna told TGP that he and his family are allegedly being spied on via satellite surveillance technology.
“There’s technology that has the power to go inside your home, listen to your conversations. It follows me everywhere whether I’m driving or home. I truly feel like sometimes I’m in The Truman Show, where everyone knows what I’m doing except me,” Luna told TGP in an exclusive interview.
Luna met up with Gateway Pundit Reporter, Myles Morell, and the two hit the House chamber so that Luna could talk to lawmakers about his alleged situation.
Luna first ran into Rep. Ritchie Torres, D-NY, and the two engaged in a conversation.
“I’ve driven all the way from California, from San Diego, California, Chula Vista,” Luna told Torres.
“I’m here advocating to put an end to Intrusive Satellite Surveillance on myself. Do you know right now that we are both being surveilled by a satellite? It violates your 4th Amendment rights.”
Rep.@RitchieTorres learns about the “intrusive satellite surveillance” being used against California resident Alfredo Luna and his family.
Torres and his colleagues must stand up against the violation of our 4th amendment rights. pic.twitter.com/GZczgN1I8d
— Myles Morell (@MorellMedia) September 20, 2026
Torres told Luna that he is against any mass surveillance of any kind, which would include Luna’s situation.
Luna also informed Torres that he was looking to get in touch with his Congressman, Juan Vargas, and Torres told Luna he would let Vargas know before parting ways.
The next Congressman that Luna spoke to was Rep. Suhas Subramanyam, D-VA. Luna then explained to Subramanyam why he drove from California to DC.
Subramanyam appeared more interested in Luna’s situation than Torres, as his initial response was “Oh wow. Tell me more.”
“Right now there’s a satellite that’s surveilling both of us just because you’re standing next to me,” Luna told Subramanyam.
“For whatever it may be, and I’m hoping to put an end to it and bring a bill to where this doesn’t happen to anybody else again.”
Subramanyam then agreed that the situation should be “looked into.” He then thanked Luna for making the trip all the way from California and said it “really means a lot.”
WATCH: @RepSuhas learns about “intrusive satellite surveillance” being used against @Satelliteman365 and his family.
Do you stand with Alfred, Congressman? pic.twitter.com/YgeFN9x0A6
— Myles Morell (@MorellMedia) September 22, 2026
The highlight of the day, though, was an interaction with Rep. Tim Burchett, R-TN, who spoke to Vargas about his situation.
Luna and Burchett took a picture together with a custom-made gold statue of President Trump, which Burchett was rather impressed by.
Tim even took Luna’s camera and took the picture himself.
Rep. @timburchett and @Satelliteman365 take a picture with a custom gold mini statue of President @realDonaldTrump.
Luna was in DC advocating against “Intrusive Satellite Surveillance.”
Burchett already confirmed that he spoke to Luna’s Congressman, @RepJuanVargas. pic.twitter.com/kZ3JsIHNGf
— Myles Morell (@MorellMedia) September 29, 2026
Luna started making his way back to California shortly after, and he is still advocating against the Surveillance State.
While it is unclear if and how Luna is being spied on via Intrusive Satellite Surveillance, one thing that helps his case is that he put in the effort to drive all the way from California over the course of several days just for an opportunity to make his voice heard to lawmakers.
One must admire the hustle and determination.
