While we have laws that require the review of foreign investments that pose direct threats to our national security, and we require agents of foreign governments to file disclosures, our current laws largely leave commercial investment by foreign governments in the shadows--invisible.
Richard Blumenthal: “While we have laws that require the review of foreign investments that pose direct threats to our national security, and…”
On the recordSeptember 13, 2023
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Critiques current laws for lacking transparency in foreign investments.
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