MPs of Filipino descent. There are quite a lot of them in the US; for the uninitiated, the Philippines were an American colony between 1898 and 1946. Wikipedia says that Filipino people were in what is now the United States as early as the 16th century — as sailors, I would guess — and over 40,000 Filipinos have moved to the U.S. annually since 1979.
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- Gloria Berreth
- Lynda Lee Bronaugh
- Aaron Bustamante
- Chester Caluya
- Karen Cardenas
- Joseph Paul Cordova
- David Samuel Cortez Jr.
- Glizer Dallago
- Rosemary Rivas Day
- Marilou Medina Dunlap
- Jeanette Gomez Espeleta
- Maria Pomona Cruz Estrada
- Keoni Alexander Fernandez
- Lance Sterling Fernandez
- Mason Christopher Fernandez
- Ann Marie Shaw Godbey
- Ann P. Hay
- Edgar Cruz Jamias
- Peter J. Kema
- Julie Aquisalas King
- Raymond Guy Kung
- Jerome Maeth
- Anna Jovita Mallari
- Maricel Tolentino Marcial
- Godofredo R. Masangya
- Michael Omas Masaoay
- Robert Gordofredo Mino
- Noah Pomaikai Montemayor
- Paul Henry Munoz
- Arnel Nagal Narvaiz
- Pamela Ann Pedro
- Manuelita Dejos Pierce
- Elizabeth Alfonso Pulido
- Diana Raquel Rojas
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- Daniel Borje Santiago
- Noel Borje Santiago
- Victorio Abueg Santiago
- Maria Theresa Santos
- Lulaida Morales Sejalbo
- Federico Ventura Supnet
- Melchor Tabag
- Alex Talosig
- Rachel Aquino Thomas
- Antonio Crebillo Torres
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- Rhonda Lynn Yocom
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