Rep. Jackson: State Department training materials should be America first

House Committee on Foreign Affairs · June 24, 2026

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Amendment proposed to require FSI materials to reflect American values

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A committee member proposed an amendment that would require Foreign Service Institute (FSI) training materials and trainings to be "consistent with American values and American first principles," framing it as a rule change for FSI content.

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A member of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs proposed an amendment to require Foreign Service Institute training materials to align with stated "American" values and "America First" principles, arguing the change would reorient diplomatic training toward U.S. national interests. The transcript records the proposal and rationale but contains no vote or further debate.

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