In a recent government meeting, a resolution was passionately presented, urging the Department of Navy (DON) and the Department of Interior (DOI) to seek alternative locations for the Rutidian Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center and its associated facilities. The resolution, representing the voice of the people of Guam, emphasizes the need to protect the Tetzin from cultural and environmental degradation.

The resolution calls for meaningful collaboration between the DON, DOI, and the original landowners, advocating for the return of federally occupied lands at La Texan in accordance with indigenous rights. It highlights the importance of preserving Guam's cultural heritage and history, asserting that the federal government's occupation does not imply consent from the local community.

Senator Taittukui, who sponsored the resolution, expressed gratitude for the support received, while Speaker Terrell commended the resolution's clarity and intent. The discussions reflect a strong commitment to safeguarding Guam's cultural identity and ensuring that the voices of its indigenous people are heard in matters concerning land use and preservation.