James C. Moylan is a delegate from Guam, born on July 18, 1962. He graduated from John F. Kennedy High School in Tumon, Guam and earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Guam. After serving in the United States Army, Moylan transitioned into various professional roles, including working as a parole officer and owning a business. His political career includes serving as a member of the Guam territorial senate from 2019 to 2023. He was elected as a Republican to the One Hundred Eighteenth Congress, beginning his term on January 3, 2023.

Over the course of his congressional career, Moylan has been an active participant in several key legislative committees, including the Armed Services Committee and the Education and Workforce Committee. His involvement in these committees reflects a commitment to addressing military and educational issues directly affecting Guam and its residents.

Moylan has sponsored and co-sponsored several significant bills, demonstrating his legislative priorities. For instance, he introduced the Guam Excess Land Return Act (HB673), aimed at facilitating the return of excess lands to the government of Guam, a move that may help resolve land disputes and enhance local governance. Additionally, he co-sponsored the Supplemental Security Income Equality Act, which seeks to extend the Supplemental Security Income program to territories such as Guam, aligning the benefits available to residents of Guam with those in the 50 states. By promoting such legislation, he advocates for more equitable treatment of residents in U.S. territories.

Moylan's legislative initiatives also extend to military issues, such as bills relevant to the retention of Coast Guard enlisted members and the support for border security enhancements. These include measures like the Security First Act, which aims to reauthorize the Operation Stonegarden program, facilitating border security funding directed to local governments.

In his legislative stance, Moylan has primarily focused on issues reflective of his background—serving veterans, enhancing local economic conditions, and ensuring educational opportunities for his constituents. His affiliation with the Republican party suggests a preference for policies that promote fiscal responsibility and support for military initiatives, as evidenced by his work on the Armed Services Committee and various defense-related bills.

On a personal note, Moylan's diverse professional background, including service in the U.S. Army and his role as a parole officer, complements his political endeavors and informs his legislative agenda. This combination of experiences highlights his commitment to his constituents, particularly in areas impacting public safety and community welfare. As a political representative from Guam, he is mindful of the unique issues facing island territories and works towards fostering relationships that enhance the quality of life for his constituents.