Congress provided the administration with the necessary tools to negotiate and conclude trade agreements to further open foreign markets.
Orrin Hatch: “Congress provided the administration with the necessary tools to negotiate and conclude trade agreements to further open…”
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Hatch discusses Congress's role in enabling trade negotiations through legislation.
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