Ami Bera tweeted the following:
“I’m glad to see the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act go into effect, legislation I proudly voted for last year.
We must continue to hold the Peoples Republic of China accountable for the ongoing genocide committed against the Uyghur people and other Muslim minorities. twitter.com/StateDeptSpox/“
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Here are other recent tweets from Ami Bera:
“It was a pleasure to meet last week with South Korean Foreign Minister @FMParkJin.
The U.S.-South Korea alliance is the linchpin of peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific, and I look forward to working together to strengthen our partnership.” on June 21
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The U.S.-South Korea alliance is the linchpin of peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific, and I look forward to working together to strengthen our partnership.” on June 21
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“Putins invasion of Ukraine has driven up the costs of fertilizer for American farmers, leading to higher prices at grocery stores.
The #LowerFoodAndFuelCostsAct reduces our dependency on foreign fertilizer lowering costs for our farmers and American families.” on June 21
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The #LowerFoodAndFuelCostsAct reduces our dependency on foreign fertilizer lowering costs for our farmers and American families.” on June 21
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“When it comes to advancing U.S. interests in the Indo-Pacific, it’s time we match resources with rhetoric.
Next week, I’m introducing the bipartisan Indo-Pacific Engagement Act with @RepSteveChabot to devote more diplomacy and development to the region.
on.ft.com/3A4lQv9” on June 19
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Next week, I’m introducing the bipartisan Indo-Pacific Engagement Act with @RepSteveChabot to devote more diplomacy and development to the region.
on.ft.com/3A4lQv9” on June 19
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