House Ethics panel extends probe of Guam delegate

Published September 11, 2017 11:35pm ET



The House Ethics Committee is extending a probe into whether the non-voting delegate representing Guam “received profit” from the Japanese government, used staff and resources for for unauthorized purposes, and received free gifts and lodging in violation of House rules.

The ten-member nonpartisan House committee released a statement Monday announcing they are continuing the investigation into Rep. Madeleine Mary Zeien Bordallo, a Democrat.

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