The FY24 State and Foreign Operations appropriations bill just got voted out of the Appropriations Committee by a broad bipartisan margin, and it includes a $560 million new economic resilience initiative to expand investments in critical minerals, to secure supply chains, and to invest in high-quality infrastructure.
Senator Coons highlights a new economic resilience initiative in the appropriations bill.
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It was his suggestion that we tighten the use of the Magnitsky sanctions against corruption, and he was responsible for expanding the sanctions against corruption.
Thank you for your work together and with Chairman Cardin to promote democracy and free elections.
I have been engaged in these issues a long time and gravely concerned to continue to hear about the steady loss of freedom around the world.
It is important for us to stand up for democracy and human rights, but it is also important for us to combat corruption.
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