Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “I enjoyed visiting the new education expansion project at the World Center of Birds of Prey and learning…”

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Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “I enjoyed visiting the new education expansion project at the World Center of Birds of Prey and learning…”
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Mike Simpson tweeted the following:

“I enjoyed visiting the new education expansion project at the World Center of Birds of Prey and learning how the Peregrine Fund is saving raptors around the world.
I especially enjoyed seeing Rosa, a Northern Aplomado Falcon who is benefiting from the program.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Mike Simpson:

“The Biden Administrations refusal to secure the border is overwhelming the system, creating significant burdens felt by border agents, courts, and communities.
@POTUS has let this crisis go on for too long.” on Sept. 6
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“Like @salmonchallisnf, much of Idaho is experiencing a heat wave that significantly increases the fire risk. Know the risks before venturing anywhere.
Be careful and stay cool! twitter.com/salmonchallisn” on Sept. 6
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“Happy Labor Day #ID02!
Today we celebrate hardworking men and women across Idaho who make up the lifeblood of the economy. Thank you for making Idaho such a great state!” on Sept. 5
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