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ANCA Report Card: 117th Congress (2021-2022)

John Sarbanes

D- Maryland
District 3

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2020 GRADE
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Cosponsored Resolution Urging Release of Armenian POWs (H.Res.240)? No
Signed Letter Supporting Pro-Armenian Foreign Aid Priorities in 2021? Yes
Signed Letter Urging President to Recognize Armenian Genocide? Yes
Signed the 2021 Armenian American Priorities Letter to the President? Yes
Member of the Congressional Caucus on Armenian Issues? Yes


05/09/21 - Rep. Sarbanes tweeted "We must apply maximum pressure on the Erdogan regime to end its assault on religious freedom in Turkey." View the tweet here.

04/23/21 - Rep. Sarbanes posted the following to Facebook: "Tomorrow marks the 106th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide – the systematic annihilation of Armenians at the hand of Ottoman-era Turkish authorities; the massacre and deportation and forced march in the desert of men, women and children. 1.5 million Armenians perished. The United States Congress has formally recognized the Armenian Genocide, by resolutions adopted in both chambers. Now, it is time for that same recognition to come from the President of United States – and we look forward to that this year. In the meantime, and into the future, we will continue to hold close at heart the memory of those who perished in this undeniable tragedy." View the Facebook post here.

04/23/21 - Rep. Sarbanes tweeted "Tomorrow marks the 106th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide – the systematic annihilation of Armenians at the hand of Ottoman-era Turkish authorities; the massacre and deportation and forced march in the desert of men, women and children. 1.5 million Armenians perished." View the tweet here.

04/23/21 - Rep. Sarbanes tweeted "The United States Congress has formally recognized the Armenian Genocide, by resolutions adopted in both chambers. Now, it is time for that same recognition to come from the President of United States – and we look forward to that this year." View the tweet here.
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