I am pleased have worked with Senators Lautenberg, Mack, and Kyl in getting this legislation to this point. The national security interest waiver should be used only when there is a specific national security interest greater than the interest in taking effective action to combat terrorism against American citizens; and it should be exercised on a case-by-case basis. The judiciary Committee never intended to divide victims, helping some and not others. We must ensure that all American victims of terrorism able to successfully hold foreign states responsible to the satisfaction of U.S. courts are treated fairly and aided by this and future administrations to collect their damages.
Dianne Feinstein: “I am pleased have worked with Senators Lautenberg, Mack, and Kyl in getting this legislation to this point. The national…”
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