Isn't it important that American policies be decidedly organized to deter, you know, not to enable that practice?
Dan Bishop: “Isn't it important that American policies be decidedly organized to deter, you know, not to enable that practice?”
Editor's note · Context
Bishop emphasizes the need for U.S. policies to deter exploitation in Northern Triangle countries.
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