On the recordJuly 24, 2018
I am sure nobody on this panel thinks that Puerto Rico is a property, or the people are.
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congress.govI am sure nobody on this panel thinks that Puerto Rico is a property, or the people are.
LaMalfa asserts that Puerto Rico and its people should not be considered property.
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