On the recordApril 23, 2013
Because we now aren't forcing people into a recognition of something that they don't want and they don't culturally feel right and historically feel right about it.
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congress.govBecause we now aren't forcing people into a recognition of something that they don't want and they don't culturally feel right and historically feel right about it.
Rohrabacher argues against imposing recognition of borders that do not align with cultural identities.
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