'Not your fault': Moylan's office seeks relief options for residents impacted by federal shutdown
Officials with the Honolulu Passport Agency assist Guam residents during the “Bridging D.C. and District” community outreach on Aug. 30, 2025 at Micronesia Mall. With the federal government’s shutdown at the start of fiscal year 2026, Del. James Moylan’s office says some federal services will see delays, including passport processing, student aid, and SBA loan approvals.
Guam Del. James Moylan’s office is seeking relief options for residents impacted by the ongoing federal government shutdown and shared updates in a Saturday release.
“We know what people are asking right now— ‘Will I get paid? Will I still have a job? How do I keep the lights on?’ These are real concerns, and our office is fighting every day to make sure no one faces hardship alone,” Moylan said in a statement.
His office said while paychecks may be paused, bills are not and they are actively working to ease the burden.
“As part of our One Guam approach, we’ve proactively engaged key agencies—including the Guam Departm…