The current law puts Congress not in the driver seat, not as a coequal branch of government, not in the back seat, but in the trunk when it comes to deciding what our policy will be on nuclear cooperation agreements.
Royce criticizes Congress's limited role in nuclear cooperation agreements.
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There's no politics in this one. It's just to help people, because we don't get any more money out of this.
These efforts build on previous U.S. sanctions as well as those by Canada, the European Union, and Switzerland.
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