This fight seems to have been the longest running battle since the Trojan War to do something that, frankly, is important so that this country does not have a moral blot that we have to explain, that somehow we are looking the other way in the face of forced or slave labor.
Ron Wyden: “This fight seems to have been the longest running battle since the Trojan War to do something that, frankly, is…”
On the recordOctober 23, 2017
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Wyden emphasizes the importance of addressing forced labor in U.S. imports.
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