We don't want to put ourselves in the position with this analogy drawn by Mr. Wittes that we are going to rely on the foreign government to protect the rights of the United States citizen, as opposed to our own government protecting those rights.
Goodlatte emphasizes the importance of U.S. government protecting citizens' rights over foreign governments.
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