Senator
Mitch McConnell
R-KY, Majority Leader (Middle East 1979)
Notable Alumni
Senator
Senator
Cory Gardner
R-CO, Chairman, National Republican Senatorial Committee (India and Pakistan 2007)
Senator
Roy Blunt
R-MO, Republican Conference Vice Chairman (Belgium 1989)
Senator
Dick Durbin
D-IL, Minority Whip (USSR 1979)
Senator
Heidi Heitkamp
D-ND (France 1995)
Senator
Gary Peters
D-MI (Saudi Arabia and Jordan 1995)
Secretary
Betsy DeVos
Secretary, Department of Education (China 1988)
Governor
Kate Brown
D-OR (Australia 1996)
Governor
Roy Cooper
D-NC (France 1990)
Governor
Kim Reynolds
R-IA (Taiwan 1995)
Representative
Kevin McCarthy
R-CA, Majority Leader (China 1995)
Representative
Cathy McMorris Rodgers
R-WA, Republican Conference Chair (China 1998)
Representative
Jason Smith
R-MO, Republican Conference Secretary (Algeria 2010)
Representative
Steny Hoyer
D-MD, Minority Whip (Germany 1982)
Representative
Joseph Crowley
D-NY, Chair, House Democratic Caucus (Portugal and Spain 1988)
Representative
James Clyburn
D-SC, Assistant Minority Leader (USSR 1972)
Representative
Rodney Frelinghuysen
R-NJ, Chairman, House Committee on Appropriations (Belgium, Italy, and Spain 1978)
Representative
Ed Royce
R-CA, Chairman, House Committee on Foreign Affairs (Germany 1984)
Representative
Greg Walden
R-OR, Chairman, House Committee on Energy and Commerce (Japan 1991)
Representative
Rob Bishop
R-UT, Chairman, House Committee on Natural Resources (China 1984)
Representative
Erik Paulsen
R-MN, Chairman, Joint Economic Committee (Philippines 2001)
Representative
Marsha Blackburn
R-TN (Finland and Estonia 1996)
Representative
Joaquin Castro
D-TX (Argentina and Uruguay 2007)
Representative
Mike Coffman
R-CO (South Africa 1993)
Representative
Steve Cohen
D-TN (Japan 1986)
Representative
Tom Cole
R-OK (Australia 1987)
Representative
Jim Costa
D-CA (Germany 1987)
Representative
Joe Courtney
D-CT (UK 1990)
Representative
Dwight Evans
D-PA (USSR 1988)
Representative
Morgan Griffith
R-VA (China 1997)
Representative
Brett Guthrie
R-KY (Brazil 1999)
Representative
Vicky Hartzler
R-MO (China 1996)
Representative
Bill Huizenga
R-MI (Philippines 2007)
Representative
Evan Jenkins
R-WV (Taiwan 1998)
Representative
Lynn Jenkins
R-KS (Vietnam 2001)
Representative
Derek Kilmer
D-WA (Taiwan 2008)
Representative
Alex Mooney
R-WV (India 2003)
Representative
Mark Pocan
D-WI (Indonesia 2002)
Representative
Amata Coleman Radewagen
R-AS (Australia 1986)
Representative
Hal Rogers
R-KY (Mexico 1976)
Representative
Dana Rohrabacher
R-CA (USSR 1985)
Representative
Todd Rokita
R-IN (Vietnam 2005)
Representative
Kyrsten Sinema
D-AZ (Morocco 2005)
Representative
Adrian Smith
R-NE (Tanzania 2004)
Representative
Juan Vargas
D-CA (Russia and Ukraine 1994)
Representative
Peter Welch
D-VT (USSR 1986)
Representative
Kevin Yoder
R-KS (Russia 2004)
Attorney General
Hector Balderas
D-NM (Pakistan 2006)
Attorney General
Mike Hunter
R-OK (Costa Rica, Honduras, Nicaragua 1986)
Attorney General
Janet Mills
D-ME, (Germany 1982)
Attorney General
Derek Schmidt
R-KS (UK 1996)
Secretary of State
Matthew Dunlap
D-ME (Russia 2002)
Secretary of State
Tre Hargett
R-TN (Taiwan 2000)
Secretary of State
Shantel Krebs
R-SD (China and Taiwan 2012)
Secretary of State
Mark Martin
R-AR (Pakistan 2006)
Secretary of State
Maggie Toulouse Oliver
D-NM (Cuba 2015)
Secretary of State
Paul Pate
R-IA (Chile and Brazil 1994)
Secretary of State
Michele Reagan
R-AZ (Australia 2005)
Treasurer
Allison Ball
R-KY (Hungary and Croatia 2017)
Treasurer
John Chiang
D-CA (South Korea 2003)
Treasurer
Michael Fitzgerald
D-IA (China 1988)
Treasurer
Mike Frerichs
D-IL (Japan 2011, Australia 2017)
Treasurer
Nancy Kopp
D-MD (Egypt, Israel, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia 1981)
Treasurer
Tobias Read
D-OR (India 2015)
Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India
(India to US 1993)
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