Mary Camacho Torres

Mary Camacho Torres calls for answers after a House Armed Services Committee amendment to the FY27 NDAA advanced a nuclear microreactor pilot program for the Indo-Pacific. She notes Rep. Jill Tokuda raised concerns about potential deployment in Pacific communities, including Guam, while Delegate James Moylan did not speak during debate. Torres asks when the office learned of the amendment, what was done before markup, and why Guam’s interests weren’t raised on the record.

Mary Camacho Torres says debates prove whether candidates can think in real time, defend their record, and trust voters with unscripted questions. After the delegate declined a primary debate, she argues voters deserve direct answers on SNAP, immigration, SSI, and RECA—issues affecting families, workers, and survivors. Torres says she’s ready to debate anytime, anywhere, because debates aren’t for candidates—they’re for the people of Guam.

Mary Camacho Torres calls on Delegate James Moylan to explain why nearly 7,000 Guam residents are now at risk of losing SNAP benefits despite earlier public assurances there would be no cuts. Citing ABAWD work requirements and expanded federal eligibility rules, Torres urges clear answers on what changed, what protections were pursued, and what actions are being taken now. She also calls for a public briefing for affected residents.