House Subcommittee Will Hold Hearing on Marine Still Jailed in Mexico


Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi gave his mind to his country. He suffers from PTSD, which he acquired from serving 2 tours in Afghanistan.

Obama has not lifted a finger to help this man, who obviously did nothing wrong but a simple mistake.

I can think of nothing more infuriating than our President not coming to the aid of a veteran who gave so much to his country.

A House subcommittee will hold a hearing on Marine Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi, who remains jailed in Mexico.

Montel Williams and Rep. Matt Salmon (R-Ariz.) went “On The Record” to discuss the hearing, which is set for Oct. 1.

“It’s time for us to make sure the American public understands there is a sick U.S. soldier being held in a prison outside of the United States,” Williams said, explaining that Tahmooressi suffers from combat PTSD and that the Mexican government cannot give him the care needed to deal with that.

Salmon said Williams, Tahmooressi’s mother, a PTSD expert, and Tahmooressi’s former comrade from Afghanistan will attend the hearing. He said that he wants to show the Mexican government that we mean business, and to show the Obama administration that it is well past time to get this done.

“The president has had ample opportunity to pick up the phone and call the president of Mexico,” Salmon said.

Williams noted, “This is about taking care of our soldiers who give us the right to speak out this way.”

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