On the recordJuly 23, 2019
So much of this revolves around rescinding the MOA, which we will keep repeating, and it should be terminated, rescinded, and gone to protect the children and to protect their families.
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congress.govSo much of this revolves around rescinding the MOA, which we will keep repeating, and it should be terminated, rescinded, and gone to protect the children and to protect their families.
DeLauro emphasizes the need to rescind the MOA to protect children and families.
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