If returning kidnapped children home to the United States as the key measure of success--and it is--that would point to a failure in strategy, not success.
Chris Smith: “If returning kidnapped children home to the United States as the key measure of success--and it is--that would point to…”
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Smith emphasizes the failure of current strategies in returning kidnapped children.
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