We believe that improving the State of Chuuk ethically, fiscally, politically, educationally, socially, culturally, and spiritually should be the top priority of our political leadership, not secession from the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM). Keeping FSM united is the wisest option to take in preparation for 2023 for all FSM citizens living at home and abroad. The Chuuk Political Status Commission has not done their basic duties in studying all options while protecting the rights of entry to US for Chuukese citizens under the FSM Compact of Free Association (COFA).

Latest Updates, July 2018

• US Ambassador Riley speaks out against Chuuk Secession
• Former FSM Speaker Jack Fritz Calls for End to Chuuk Secession Efforts

Recommended Reading:

1) Why Chuukese Citizens in the US Should be Alarmed

2) Consequences of a Chuuk Secession on Chuukese People

3) "Chuuk Independence...From What, For What?

4) Commentaries on Public Hearing in Hilo.

5) A Review of 2014 - 2015 Resolutions for the Chuuk Political Status