I would almost ask Mr. Chairman here and I will ask him, can we come up with our own perspective on what powers you need to be an effective enforcer to protect U.S. free commerce within an open free market system where people have to have consequences when you abuse the system, whether it is criminal or other kinds of liability.
Jose Luis Correa: “I would almost ask Mr. Chairman here and I will ask him, can we come up with our own perspective on what powers you need…”
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Correa emphasizes the need for effective enforcement powers to protect U.S. commerce.
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