If the State Department's highest priority is the protection of U.S. citizens, why shouldn't we block remittances to these countries?
Gary Palmer: “If the State Department's highest priority is the protection of U.S. citizens, why shouldn't we block remittances to…”
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Gary Palmer questions the effectiveness of remittances to countries that do not cooperate with repatriation.
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