Newsletters
First Naturalization Ceremony of 2025
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On a bright morning at American Memorial Park, your Congressional Office joined the U.S. District Court for the Northern Mariana Islands for the first naturalization ceremony of 2025, welcoming 40 new U.S. citizens. I congratulated each on this milestone, celebrating their role in enriching America’s story and encouraging them to actively participate in our democracy and make their voices heard. Congratulations to all! |
District Offices Ready to Serve You
Ensuring that you are connected to the work, programs, and services of the federal government is central to my work in Congress. However, the unique challenges of time zones, federal bureaucracy, and accessibility to federal departments often require tailored solutions for the Northern Marianas. That is why we are putting greater focus on the role of your district offices. I encourage you to stop by or call to receive assistance with federal government programs or services, to learn more about the work we are doing in Washington, DC, or to share your voice to the decisions shaping our nation or affecting our community.
Caseworkers and staff are available to assist you Monday through Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm. For more information, you are welcome to visit our website to see the services we are excited to provide to you at https://king-hinds.house.gov/services or give our congressional district office a call at (670) 323-2647/8.
Transportation & Infrastructure Committee Meetings Begin
This week, the House Transportation & Infrastructure committee held its first hearing of the 119th Congress, focusing on issues related to the Highway Trust Fund and the extension of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA). The IIJA has provided significant resources to advance the development and modernization of CNMI infrastructure, ensuring improvements to roads, utilities, and critical facilities. Discussions also centered on streamlining infrastructure projects to ensure they are completed efficiently and in a timely manner.
Washington DC Office Opens for Business
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Your Marianas congressional office is up and running in Washington, DC! Located at 425 Cannon House Building, the office will serve as our base of operations for the work of your congressional office in the nation’s capital. Despite recent snowstorms we’ve hit the ground running to deliver on the promises made to our community. If you plan to visit Washington, DC, we’d be delighted to welcome you to your congressional office. You can also schedule a tour of the Capitol Building or arrange visits to the many of the available tour offerings in the area. For more information, please visit this Tours and Tickets page on my website: https://king-hinds.house.gov/services/tours-and-tickets. |
Sworn to Serve the People of the Northern Mariana Islands
On January 3rd, I had the honor of taking the oath of office to begin my service to you, the people of the Northern Mariana Islands. Words cannot fully capture my gratitude for the trust you have placed in me. During the first session of Congress, I stood alongside my colleagues in the U.S. House of Representatives to swear an oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States. To you, I make this solemn pledge: I will protect and defend the rights of the Northern Mariana Islands and serve as your champion in Washington, DC.
Photos of the United States Capitol Building
Selected photos of the United States Capitol Building.