On the recordJanuary 17, 2024
Guam will always welcome migrants looking to work hard and make a good living.
Source
congress.govGuam will always welcome migrants looking to work hard and make a good living.
Moylan expresses Guam's openness to migrants who contribute to the economy.
Share
More from Jim Moylan
We are excluded from all these things. You are trying to raise your voice to say, include us, include us.
Unfortunately, the Administration has shown that it does not care about the local and Indigenous groups' experience on what is best for their lands.
We fought for major reforms to RECA, adding Guam to the Downwinder program, and we have fought for radiation survivors across the country as well.
What the new bill does, Moylan said, is 'expands the eligibility to reflect the realities of U.S. atomic weapons testing.'