It's unfortunate that Federal agencies that are subject to cargo preference have blocked MARAD from even writing, much less implementing, the cargo preference enforcement regulations Congress mandated in 2009.
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Graves criticizes federal agencies for hindering MARAD's enforcement of cargo preference regulations.
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