Washington Business Journal: “Viewpoint: The case for an FBI headquarters in Northern Virginia’s Springfield”

Washington Business Journal: “Viewpoint: The case for an FBI headquarters in Northern Virginia’s Springfield”
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Washington Business Journal: “Viewpoint: The case for an FBI headquarters in Northern Virginia’s Springfield”

George Mason University’s President, Dr. Gregory Washington, recently shared his thoughts in Washington Business Journal, making a case for an FBI headquarters in Northern Virginia.

As Virginia and Maryland officials make their final pitches to be the home of the next FBI headquarters, Springfield is the clear choice. While Maryland has made an excellent case for how the state would benefit from an FBI relocation, Virginia stands alone in its capacity to bring transformational change to the FBI.

Without a doubt, the new FBI headquarters would bring great benefit to Northern Virginia. By embedding the FBI in Springfield, it would immerse itself in a majority-minority community where Latinos and Black and African Americans combine to make up the largest cohort. Seventeen languages in addition to English are spoken there, from Spanish to Korean to Arabic to French Creole.”

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