How important is it for Congress' due diligence, but more importantly, for the vision and/or the right running of Congress that all of these agencies that are not well-known that are doing lifesaving actions, are dealing with civil rights, are dealing with civil liberties, protecting the LGBTQ community, how important is it for Congress to dig into how moneys are obstructed or not used for those purposes?
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