The United States has an obligation to its citizens to see that our laws are enforced, and that the rights of our citizens will not be infringed by blatantly illegal acts.
Joseph P. Kennedy III: “The United States has an obligation to its citizens to see that our laws are enforced, and that the rights of our…”
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Kennedy asserts the U.S. duty to protect citizens' rights against illegal acts abroad.
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