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I was super happy to have Pony Tang pop into the Saipan District Office to say hello. Regular readers of the newsletter may remember seeing Pony in Washington when he supported the CNMI team at the Congressional App Challenge award. Pony and his team won the same competition when he was in High School. It was great catching up, and I truly appreciate the brief update on your life and college plans since we last met. It’s always good to hear about the progress you’ve made. I’m excited for you as you head into another year of college. Good luck with everything!
This week, my staff had the opportunity to meet with the U.S. Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) team to learn more about their work in the Marianas. HSI is one of several Department of Homeland Security agencies with a strong presence in our islands, employing local residents and carrying out the critical mission of keeping both our community and our nation safe.
Our students have always been nationally competitive, and I take great pride in celebrating their acc
You can tell when someone is truly passionate about their work.
Last week, I had the bittersweet honor of saying goodbye to our incredible interns.
I had the great opportunity to talk all things energy with Scott Hase from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and Thelma Inos from t
Manufacturing in the Marianas!
Being transparent to you about the work I am doing in Washington and what is on my mind is one of my top priorities in Congress.
In recent months, the hard-working men and women of the CNMI Customs and Biosecurity have intercepted multiple incursions