I think one recommendation I will say, because Africa is always a very bipartisan area, maybe you should consider passing a robust, more robust version of the Obama law here that you can push then to be applied because I am not sure why the White House, and the State Department are shying away from that and decide to hide behind the economic miracle of the Rwandan recovery.
Marino advocates for a stronger U.S. policy on Africa, referencing past laws.
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