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James Hill: Just yesterday, The New York Times reported that since January 2005, there have been more than 200 shootings by U.S.…

On the recordOctober 3, 2007
Just yesterday, The New York Times reported that since January 2005, there have been more than 200 shootings by U.S. contractors in Iraq where the contractors fired the first shot. This type of action on behalf of these contractors is wholly unacceptable. However, our government did not have the option to prosecute all of the bad actors, until now. I applaud the gentleman from North Carolina for introducing this bill to correct this inequity. The bill before us would provide a mechanism to enforce complaints regarding all contractor and contractor personnel misconduct through newly created FBI Theater Investigative Units. My amendment is a simple one that would enhance the bill that would require the Director of the FBI to submit annual reports to Congress outlining the success of these Theater Investigative Units.
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James Hill
Republican · Arkansas

Editor's note · Context

Discussing an amendment to the MEJA Expansion and Enforcement Act regarding contractor misconduct in Iraq.

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