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Representative Juan Vargas of California said he was headed to the
Capitol when he heard several loud bangs, which he initially thought was
a car backfiring.
“I heard ‘pop, pop,’ and honestly I didn’t think anything of it,” he
said. Then, he said, he saw a police officer charging at him: “I was
wondering what’s going on, why is this guy coming at me like a maniac?”
When the officer noticed that Mr. Vargas was wearing one of the
red-and-gold pins that are issued to House members, he told him to
remove it because he could be a target.
The police permitted some members of Congress to walk through the
underground tunnel that connects the Capitol to the Senate office
buildings.
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Vargas graduated Magna Cum Laude with a BA from University of San Diego and earned an MA in Humanities from Fordham University in New York.
After college, Vargas joined the Jesuit Novitiate (introduction) in Santa Barbara. In the Jesuits, Vargas served in an orphanage in the civil-war-torn jungles of El Salvador. After leaving the Jesuits, he decided on law school and graduated in 1991 with a JD from Harvard Law School,[3] making him a classmate of President Barack Obama.
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Vargas graduated Magna Cum Laude with a BA from University of San Diego and earned an MA in Humanities from Fordham University in New York.
After college, Vargas joined the Jesuit Novitiate (introduction) in Santa Barbara. In the Jesuits, Vargas served in an orphanage in the civil-war-torn jungles of El Salvador. After leaving the Jesuits, he decided on law school and graduated in 1991 with a JD from Harvard Law School,[3] making him a classmate of President Barack Obama.
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