U.S. law, including the Americans with disabilities act, already provides the worldwide gold standard on the protection of the rights of persons with disabilities.
Mike Lee: “U.S. law, including the Americans with disabilities act, already provides the worldwide gold standard on the protection…”
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Senator Lee argues that U.S. law is already sufficient for protecting the rights of disabled individuals without needing a U.N. treaty.
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