On the recordMay 21, 2018
One of the main reasons we talk about this issue here in the Foreign Affairs Committee is that we have a national security interest in putting a stop to wildlife trafficking.
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congress.govOne of the main reasons we talk about this issue here in the Foreign Affairs Committee is that we have a national security interest in putting a stop to wildlife trafficking.
Engel highlights the national security implications of wildlife trafficking.
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