The San Antonio Democrat, who has represented Texas in Congress since 2013, expects to return to D.C. by mid-April.
“After 10 days in the hospital in Houston I got home to San Antonio to recover,” Castro wrote in Monday’s Facebook post.A doctor first noticed the potential tumors last summer when Castro underwent a precautionary MRI after he was involved in a car accident in Spain. Castro was in the country for a meeting of the United States-Spain Council.sworn in as the interim District 7 City Council member
in early March, though his twin brother Julián, a former San Antonio mayor, was there to cheer their mother on. The congressman said Monday that he’ll be “back on the job” in Washington, D.C., by mid-April. He has represented Texas’ 20th Congressional District since 2013.
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