we will continue to exercise our legal authority to conduct oversight of detention centers and demand accountability from the administration.

and Tokyo offering insight into both Japans historical legacy and modern society.City of Nagoya; exchange students Truman King.

The final week of the program expanded their perspective even further.with students not only experiencing Japanese traditions first-hand but also engaging in meaningful cross-cultural dialogue.The sister-city relationship was born in 1959 under President Dwight Eisenhowers Citizens International Exchange Program.

They also traveled to Takayama in neighboring Gifu Prefecture.where Edo-period architecture and scenic mountain views provided a striking backdrop for learning about traditional Japanese life and customs.

where they were warmly welcomed by both students and teachers.

and Truman King — recently returned from a transformative cultural exchange in Nagoya.is the first person of Filipino descent and the second Asian American to occupy the position.

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