My colleagues and I are here tonight to honor the life of Harris County Precinct 4 Constable, Corporal Maher Husseini, who was senselessly murdered on September 3. Maher was an American by choice, immigrating here 30 years ago. He was my constituent. He lived the American Dream, starting a business and raising a family. He also sought to serve the community he called home: Harris County and the city of Houston. For 3 years, he was a proud and dedicated member of the thin blue line. He committed himself to training others who wanted to serve their country and community as a law enforcement officer. Corporal Husseini leaves behind a wife, Jamila; and two sons, Amin and Jamil. His loss leaves an irreparable hole in their lives and the lives of all those impacted. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Texas (Mr. Green).
Dan Crenshaw: “My colleagues and I are here tonight to honor the life of Harris County Precinct 4 Constable, Corporal Maher Husseini…”
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