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Gabbard said this workforce "will continue to overcome the challenges before them, but must have the tools and personnel necessary to do so."
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"This morning, Mr. Ortiz faced the possibility of immediate deportation, leaving his wife and three children behind," U.S. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard said in a statement. "While today's 30-day reprieve is a positive step, it does not resolve the underlying issues. I'll continue to push other avenues to assist Mr. Ortiz and his family in their efforts to remain in the Kona community he has called home for nearly three decades."
