The WHO needs to stop covering for them. I think Dr. Tedros needs to step down. We need to take some action to address this issue. It's just - it's irresponsible. It's unconscionable what they've done here.
McSally calls for accountability from the WHO and suggests leadership change.
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So the reality is, obviously, because it is still so cheap on the streets, that a lot is getting through that we are not detecting.
This was bipartisan legislation I introduced that provides resources to DHS to help deter, detect, and mitigate instances of human trafficking around the United States.
This not only poses a threat to our communities and families but also our rule of law.
I do want to note that the appropriations bill included $284 million for port and drug inspection technologies within CBP, and $71 million specifically for opioid detection.
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