Is the U.S. policy one to interfere with sovereign nations in Europe and their ability to provide services for their own citizens and deal with the migration crisis?
Jeff Duncan: “Is the U.S. policy one to interfere with sovereign nations in Europe and their ability to provide services for their own…”
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Duncan questions if U.S. policy supports interference in European nations' sovereignty regarding migration.
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