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Positive response in Washington
The Sunday Observer (Sri Lanka) | November 6, 2011
Congressman Robert Aderholt hopes for budget-cut deal, concerned for NASA
By Brian Lawson | The Huntsvill Times | November 10, 2011
HUNTSVILLE, Alabama -- During a stop in Huntsville this morning U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt said the country's mood is pointing toward a balanced budget amendment for Congress, that Huntsville has a chance to take part in future cybersecurity work and that he remains concerned about the Obama Administration's commitment to NASA.
Aderholt, R-Haleyville, is a member of the House Appropriations Committee.
SPLC: H-2B abuses workers
Montgomery Advertiser | November 8, 2011
The U.S. Department of Labor's proposed wage increases to a federal guest worker program have some Alabama officials questioning its math. However, a Montgomery-based civil rights organization said the changes to H-2B are needed to protect vulnerable foreign workers and provide a living wage to U.S. workers doing the same jobs.
Veterans Day Events Across the Valley
WAAY-ABC | November 7, 2011
Film screening in US on post-conflict Sri Lanka
News.lk | November 1, 2011
"Lies Agreed Upon" screening in US, Sri Lankan Caucus, Congressman Chris Van Hollen and Congressman Robert Aderholt, Ambassador Jaliya Wickramasuriya.
"Lies Agreed Upon" will be screened at the U.S.Capital, tomorrow, November 2, hosted by the Co-Chairs of the Sri Lankan Caucus, Congressman Chris Van Hollen and Congressman Robert Aderholt. Following the screening, a panel discussion to discuss redevelopment and reconciliation efforts in Sri Lanka will be held.
Aderholt schedules annual tour
The Gadsden Times | October 26, 2011
Rep. Robert Aderholt, R-Haleyville, has announced the dates and locations for the 12th annual Fourth Congressional District Agriculture and Industry Tour.
Shuler's Outreach Goes All the Way to Sri Lanka
By Daniel Newhauser | Roll Call | October 26, 2011
In North Carolina, he’s known as a Congressman. In Tennessee, he’s known as a quarterback. But in Sri Lanka, Rep. Heath Shuler is known as an ally.
Over the past three years, the Democrat has quietly built a reputation as a top Congressional booster of the small South Asian country, grabbing headlines there last week when he returned for his second Congressional delegation trip in about as many years.