To Sikhs both in America and around the world, I wish everyone a happy Vaisakhi. For those who don't know, Vaisakhi marks the beginning of the harvest season. It is a momentous occasion in the Sikh community. Over the weekend, I had the privilege of joining the Sikh Center of Virginia to celebrate in Manassas, Virginia. The event brought together community leaders, local leaders, and elected officials, signifying the strength of our growing Sikh community in northern Virginia and across the country. Mr. Speaker, I look forward to continuing to partner with our Sikh Americans here in Virginia and all across the country as we celebrate Vaisakhi this year. Due Process for Fannie Mae Employees
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