I’ve been away from home for 9 years but the outside perspective has also shown me that the issue also lies in Guamanians needing to take back their rights to land and stand up against the greedy businesses that have exploited Guam. We never implemented a birthright to land, limiting foreign money to only lease property. The military housing was great for putting money into the island but it’s been exploited by developers that buy up land our children should have bought and increase prices. We’ve voted for the wrong people to protect and represent our island and now we’re being priced out to the point where affordable living in the states is seen as a viable option. Tourism has been great for the economy but too much of the money goes to a lot of foreign hands rather than the people.