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Annie Kuster: As we continue the long process of bringing our troops home from more than a decade of war, I want to recognize…

On the recordApril 9, 2014
As we continue the long process of bringing our troops home from more than a decade of war, I want to recognize activists in my district and all across this country who are taking action to improve the lives of our returning heroes. For many of these brave men and women, the invisible wounds of war present unique challenges as they return to civilian life. Thousands of these veterans come into contact with our Nation's criminal justice system every year. We owe our heroes a solemn debt of gratitude, and every American who has worn the uniform deserves the opportunity to thrive after his service is complete. That is why I have signed on in support of H.R. 2187, the SALUTE Act, legislation that would allow for grant funding to support the establishment and the improvement of veterans' treatment courts for nonviolent offenders. Activists in my district have already begun the process of establishing a veterans' justice track, and I commend them on their efforts. It is time for us to recognize the sacrifice our servicemembers have made on behalf of this great Nation and to recommit ourselves to serving our heroes as they have served us. ____________________
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Annie Kuster
Democratic · New Hampshire
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Apr 9, 2014

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