I think would very much damage the Department of State's core function missions, as well as compromise our ability to get the information we need to deal with the Trafficking in Persons Report.
Ben Cardin: “I think would very much damage the Department of State's core function missions, as well as compromise our ability to…”
On the recordJuly 12, 2017
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Cardin expresses concern about potential cuts to State Department functions affecting trafficking reports.
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