California U.S. Rep Mike Garcia: “God bless all our brave men and women who serve our nation both here and abroad. Thank you for your…”

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California U.S. Rep Mike Garcia: “God bless all our brave men and women who serve our nation both here and abroad. Thank you for your…”
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May 22, 2022
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Mike Garcia tweeted the following:

“God bless all our brave men and women who serve our nation both here and abroad. Thank you for your selfless service and sacrifice as you fight to protect our freedom and security. #ArmedForcesDay”
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Here are other recent tweets from Mike Garcia:

“I want to thank our local @LASDHQ officers for the dangerous work they are doing to eradicate these grows.
We must fund, support, and defend our law enforcement and continue the fight to clean up the Antelope Valley and eliminate these illegal grows.”
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“Today, I took an aerial tour of the illegal marijuana grows in the Antelope Valley & watched an illegal grow bust from the sky. It’s striking to see just how much progress has been made to combat the grows since last year.”
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“Reactivating this program will improve our national security and defense capabilities, support commercial space vendors, and provide job growth and economic opportunity to California’s 25th District.” on May 20
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