While a common sense interpretation of the law should assume that these illicit drugs, either passing over the skies of Cuba or through its territorial waters should be considered a factor in determining whether a nation is a major drug transiting country that substantially impacts the U.S.
Benjamin Gilman: “While a common sense interpretation of the law should assume that these illicit drugs, either passing over the skies of…”
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Clarification on the interpretation of drug transit laws regarding Cuba.
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