Governor Bryan Makes Final Case Before U.S. Senate for a Stronger, More Prosperous Virgin Islands - Government of the United States Virgin Islands
Governor Bryan Makes Final Case Before U.S. Senate for a Stronger, More Prosperous Virgin Islands - Government of the United States Virgin Islands
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Summary: Governor Albert Bryan Jr. testified before the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources in his eighth and final State of the Territories appearance, outlining a forward-looking agenda for the U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI). He framed the territory as an American asset integral to national energy security, maritime presence, and regional economic leadership. Key policy priorities include:
- Federal funding for core border security and operations (via regular
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