The leaders of American Samoa, including Governor Lemanu Mauga, the Senate President, House Speaker, and Congresswoman Radewagen share the strong conviction that Section 1662a poses an unacceptable risk and unfair burden to American Samoa and her unique relationship with the United States.
Amata Radewagen: “The leaders of American Samoa, including Governor Lemanu Mauga, the Senate President, House Speaker, and Congresswoman…”
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Radewagen expresses concern over Section 1662a's impact on American Samoa's relationship with the U.S.
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