Thank you, Chairman Raskin and Ranking Member Mace, for allowing me to join the subcommittee today to discuss this issue that is very much a personal interest of mine, making much-needed reforms to civil asset forfeiture proceedings to protect the due process rights of individuals.
Andrew Clyde: “Thank you, Chairman Raskin and Ranking Member Mace, for allowing me to join the subcommittee today to discuss this issue…”
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Clyde expresses gratitude for the opportunity to discuss civil asset forfeiture reforms.
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