Unfortunately, the name of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, once renowned for its bipartisanship, scholarship, and presentation of hard facts, should be misused to oppose this critical legislation.
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Cardin expresses concern about the misuse of the Commission's name against legislation.
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