U.S. law requires any deal between any party, not just the United States, to be submitted to Congress before the 60-day clock begins to tick.
Tom Cotton: “U.S. law requires any deal between any party, not just the United States, to be submitted to Congress before the 60-day…”
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Cotton emphasizes the legal requirement for Congress to review agreements.
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