What is plan B, in order to protect the people of South Sudan? Does the international community with U.S. leadership have a plan B, so we are not faced with a growing and longstanding endangerment of the people of South Sudan, as we saw in Darfur?
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Cardin questions the international community's strategy to protect South Sudan's citizens amid escalating violence.
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