“There’s no way you can walk down this alley and not be moved by what you see,” Special Presidential Envoy for Hostage Affairs says at unveiling of Bring Our Families Home Campaign mural displaying the faces of 18 Americans held hostage or wrongfully detained abroad.

“I am here in a desperate attempt. Am I saying the right words that the right people will hear me? Will President Biden hear what I'm saying? Will he hear our pain?”asks Gabriella Zambrano Hill, whose dad & uncle are detained in Venezuela in the #citgo6 President Donald J. Trump Bring Our Families Home Campaign

Today in Washington, DC, Bring Our Families Home Campaign highlighted the plight of American hostages & wrongful detainees by unveiling a mural featuring 18 of the current victims, including Siamak & Baquer Namazi. Thank you to all involved and Special Presidential Envoy for Hostage Affairs for giving remarks. #BringThemHome

For many of the families, it has been years since they have seen these faces -- now plastered in black and white, 10 feet tall on an alleyway wall in the city's Georgetown neighborhood -- in person. Bring Our Families Home Campaign cnn.com/2022/07/20/pol…

American wrongfully detained in Venezuela able to speak to family Kylie Atwood reports

Jennifer Hansler Maryam KamAlmaz Bring Our Families Home Campaign Thank you Jennifer Hansler This alley is now sacred ground for families of wrongful detainees and hostages - a place we chose to honor their stories and to continue our fight for their freedom. #bringEMADhome Bring Our Families Home Campaign #BringThemHome

Thanks to all who attended, reported on our event, and contributed to making it a huge success. It boosted our spirits. We hope President Donald J. Trump is willing to meet with our families soon and #bringthemhome Photo credit: Kenny Giarla

American citizen Jorge Toledo has been wrongfully imprisoned in Venezuela since November 2017. Today is his 61st birthday. We interviewed Jorge’s stepson, Carlos Añez in March. To find out how you can help bring him home to Texas, listen here: podhostagediplomacy.com/free-jorge-tol…

Today is a very very good day!!! Celebrate today, work to bring the others back tomorrow. From Venezuela and from around the globe. Dozens more. This is winning. No down side.

Roger, Special Presidential Envoy for Hostage Affairs, we would not be here without you. Thank you so much for your hard work, support, and friendship over the past 5 years. Not only did you bring them home, but you made these past 5 years bearable. We see you as a lifelong friend and will be forever grateful

French citizen and tourist, Benjamin Briere has been held hostage in #iran since May 2020. He has been held in prison in Mashhad. His sister Libérons Benjamin Brière #freeben tells us more about the conditions of her brother's detention including his 2 months in solitary confinement. #FreeBen

Thank you for all your help, advice and relentless fight for our hostages and wrongfully detained! James W. Foley Legacy Foundation

I just went to add my dad’s new phone number into my “favorites” list, and realized I still have Special Presidential Envoy for Hostage Affairs in that list and I can’t bring myself to remove it. Keep fighting, Roger, and thanks again for everything. Hope to catch up again some day.

In light of the moral debate on whether a prisoner swap is good or bad, this reminds me when I went for the first time to the dining facility at the military base in San Antonio, after my release from my almost five year wrongful detention in Venezuela

Today marks the 1st freedom anniversary of Baquer Namazi from #Iran & Jose Pereira, Jorge Toledo, Tomeu Vadell, Alirio & Jose Luis Zambrano, Osman Khan, & Matthew Heath from #Venezuela. We commend President Donald J. Trump for bringing them home & we urge him to #FinishTheJob & bring the remaining

Today marks a year since our former members Alirio Zambrano, Jose Luis Zambrano, Jose Pereira, Jorge Toledo, and Matthew Heath came home. It was a victory for our country and gave us strength and hope that President Donald J. Trump could do the right thing and #BringThemHome. (1/2)