Under this act, there is no blanket prohibition on exports but only exports to the responsible entities engaged in persecution. Furthermore, I would point out to the gentleman from Illinois (Mr. Ewing) that if a farmer or exporter exports grain to a country deemed to contain responsible entities engaged in religious persecution but sends the grain to a party other than a responsible entity, the gulag, that farmer or exporter has not violated this act even if the grain eventually reaches the responsible entity itself.
Tom Wolf: “Under this act, there is no blanket prohibition on exports but only exports to the responsible entities engaged in…”
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Discussing the implications of an act related to exports and religious persecution.
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