Statements and posts
12 press releases and posts, newest first.
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Moylan Delivers $1.025 Million Award for Guam Customs Border Security Upgrades
Announced $1.025 million in federal funding for Guam Customs border security equipment upgrades.
“This is exactly why we fight to get Guam’s priorities included in the federal budget, so that the needs identified here at home ultimately become resources our agencies can put to work.”
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Congressman Moylan Highlights Guam Priorities at 2026 IGIA Midyear Senior Plenary Session
Highlighted Guam priorities including lowering cost of living and energy costs at federal interagency meeting.
“We should not be satisfied with simply discussing our issues. We must remain committed to improving the lives of residents of the territories and delivering on the things that matter: lowering costs, improving healthcare, growing the economy, and making the territories a place where Americans can raise their families.”
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Met with CMS Administrator to discuss health care access and Medicare funding for Guam.
“But for too many communities, getting care has meant strained clinics, limited services, or care that’s out of reach altogether.”
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Moylan, Territories & Commonwealths Caucus Press Administration for De Minimis Relief
Sent letter requesting meeting with administration officials to address de minimis duty collection changes affecting territories.
“This is affecting people across the territories, not just Guam.”
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Mentions H.R. 5960
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Moylan, Terrirotires & Commonwealths Caucus Press Administration for De Minimis Relief
Sent letter requesting meeting with administration officials to address de minimis duty collection changes affecting territories.
“This is affecting people across the territories, not just Guam.”
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Mentions H.R. 5960
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Introduced legislation to add Philippines and other nations to Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program.
“Expanding the Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program is about creating new opportunities for Guam’s economy and strengthening our connections throughout the Pacific. The Philippines, in particular, shares deep family, cultural, and economic ties with our island, and making travel easier has the potential to bring more visitors,…”
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Moylan Pushes to Restore De Minimis Exemption, Address Guam-Bound Mail Delays
Moylan raised concerns with USPS Government Liaison Director Jennifer Selde over the additional costs and steps residents now face when sending goods from Guam to the mainland.
“These changes are creating additional costs and complications for people simply trying to mail goods from Guam to the mainland.”
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Western Pacific Maritime Academy, with training locations in Barrigada Guam, and Saipan, is one of just 16 institutions newly selected nationwide for the federal designation.
“Congratulations to Western Pacific Maritime Academy on earning this well-deserved federal recognition.”
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Moylan Presses Philippine Visa Waiver, Coast Guard Priorities With Dhs Secretary Mullin
Moylan emphasized the economic opportunity that increased travel from the Philippines could bring to Guam while maintaining the screening, information-sharing, and security safeguards necessary to protect the island and the nation.
“Including the Philippines in the Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program remains a top priority of mine.”
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Moylan Announces Over $16 Million in FEMA Funding for GMH, UOG Disaster Resilience Projects
The funding is being awarded through FEMA’s Hazard Mitigation Grant Program following Typhoon Mawar, with the majority supporting a new secondary power source at GMH and additional funding supporting three mitigation and planning…
“Keeping Guam Memorial Hospital operational during and after a disaster is not optional, it is essential to protecting our people.”
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Congressman Moylan has long been an advocate for expanding RECA.
“This legislation brings together a strong bipartisan coalition of Members of Congress, survivors, advocates, and communities who have refused to give up this fight.”
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Moylan Brings Congressional Delegation to Guam to Advance Education & Workforce Priorities
The delegation included nine members of Congress: • Chairman Tim Walberg (R-MI) • Rep. Burgess Owens (R-UT) • Rep. Michael Rulli (R-OH) • Rep. James Moylan (R-GU) • Rep. John Mannion (D-NY) • Rep. Adelita Grijalva (D-AZ) The visit included…
“I want to sincerely thank Chairman Tim Walberg and my colleagues on the House Committee on Education and Workforce for making the trip to Guam and taking the time to engage directly with our community.”