From refugee to Oregon Senate majority leader, Kayse Jama focuses on finding common ground (copy)
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Kayse Jama's journey from a Somali refugee in 1998 to a key figure in Oregon politics showcases his meteoric rise as a leader addressing housing issues.
In his role as chair of the housing committee, Jama has been instrumental in the development of policy changes and funding dedicated to housing stability for Oregonians.
Jama's colleagues recognized his leadership abilities by selecting him as the majority leader for the upcoming 2025 legislative session, reflecting his growing influence in state politics.
The experience Jama brings to his role is rooted in his own past challenges, emphasizing the importance of community and support systems for newcomers to Oregon.
Read at PortlandTribune.com
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