the President would be empowered, through the Secretary of State, to deny a visa to that individual and lists would be promulgated that would contain the names of people who have been part of those crimes.
Chris Smith: “the President would be empowered, through the Secretary of State, to deny a visa to that individual and lists would be…”
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Smith outlines visa restrictions for individuals involved in human rights abuses.
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