It is unacceptable that, a week after the strike, Members of the Foreign Affairs Committee have yet to be briefed by the administration on this use of force despite the Committee’s clear jurisdiction.
Gregory Meeks: “It is unacceptable that, a week after the strike, Members of the Foreign Affairs Committee have yet to be briefed by the…”
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Meeks expresses frustration over lack of briefing on military action.
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