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January 12, 2016

Salem, MA – Congressman Seth Moulton (D-MA) will be holding Congress on Your Corner events in Peabody, Tewksbury and Saugus this Saturday, January 16th. Constituents are invited to come and meet with Moulton and his staff.

Congress on Your Corner events provide constituents with an opportunity to meet the Congressman, speak with him and his staff about issues with federal agencies, or share their perspective on important topics. Moulton will hold a Congress on Your Corner event in each of the 6th District’s 39 towns and cities in 2016.


January 12, 2016
By: Elizabeth McLaughlin and Pat O'Gara\

Ahmad Alkhalaf has an infectious smile that lights up the room. All eyes were on the Syrian boy as he walked into Rep. Seth Moulton’s office.

It’s a special day for the nine-year old.

Ahmad was invited by the Massachusetts's congressman to be his guest at President Obama’s last State of the Union held tonight at the U.S. Capitol.


January 12, 2016
By: Chris Villani\

A 9-year-old Syrian refugee who lost both of his arms and three of his siblings in a bombing raid in his home country will be a guest of U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton at tonight’s State of the Union address.

“It’s amazing, he lost both arms but he is not thinking about himself, he’s thinking about so many other Syrians who are suffering under ISIS and their regime,” Moulton told the Herald from his D.C. office.


January 12, 2016

By: Nik DeCosta-Klipa

Nine-year-old Ahmad Alkhalaf, of Sharon, has come a long way from his home country of Syria to watch President Barack Obama deliver his final State of the Union address.

When Ahmad was seven, he lost three siblings and both his arms when the Syrian government bombed his family’s refugee camp. His experience, sadly, is not unlike that of thousands caught in the Syrian conflict.


January 12, 2016
By: Associated Press\

BOSTON - Representative Seth Moulton has invited a 9-year-old Syrian refugee as his guest at President Obama’s final State of the Union address.

Ahmad Alkhalaf lost his arms and three of his siblings were killed when a bomb hit the Syrian refugee camp where he and his family were living. He’s recovering at Boston Children’s Hospital while his family remains in Turkey.

Other members of the state’s all-Democratic delegation have announced guests for Tuesday’s speech.


January 12, 2016
By: Ethan Forman\

Ahmad Alkhalaf, a 9-year-old Syrian refugee, lost both of his arms and three of his siblings during an attack on a refugee camp inside Syria where his family was living two years ago.

Tuesday night, he will become the face of the Syrian refugee crisis at the State of the Union address at a time when there is much mistrust of refugees after recent terror attacks.


January 11, 2016

Boy lost both arms in regime airstrike on Syrian refugee camp, seeks asylum in US

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Washington, D.C. – Congressman Seth Moulton (D-MA) will host a nine-year old Syrian refugee named Ahmad Alkhalaf as his guest during President Obama’s final State of the Union Address tomorrow.


January 11, 2016
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U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton has expanded efforts to reform at-sea monitoring for groundfishing vessels, corralling a regional and bipartisan group of federal legislators to urge NOAA to accept changes already approved by the New England Fisheries Management Council and supported by NOAA Regional Administrator John Bullard.


January 11, 2016
By: Rick Sobey\

LOWELL - U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton, who recently slammed Gov. Charlie Baker for saying he wasn't interested in accepting Syrian refugees before he learned about the federal government's screening process, is bringing a 9-year-old Syrian refugee to the State of the Union tonight. Ahmad Alkhalaf, who lost both his arms in a regime airstrike while in a Syrian refugee camp, will be Moulton's guest at President Barack Obama's final State of the Union address.


January 8, 2016

Washington, DC – Today, Congressman Seth Moulton (D-MA) sent a letter to Undersecretary Kathryn Sullivan at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to voice strong support for the New England Fishery Management Council’s (Council) proposed At Sea Monitoring (ASM) reforms. As costs are expected to shift to the fishing industry, regional House and Senate members committed to improving the science that is used to set ASM coverage rates and safeguarding cost efficiencies.