On the recordFebruary 23, 2010
I think we have an obligation to those people who have been persecuted, who have gone through this, to have these people that they then see living in the United States to be prosecuted and deported.
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congress.govI think we have an obligation to those people who have been persecuted, who have gone through this, to have these people that they then see living in the United States to be prosecuted and deported.
Wolf emphasizes the need to prosecute and deport human rights violators living in the U.S.
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Our conclusion from that visit and many others, the ongoing research continues to be that the government of Nigeria is perpetrating and tolerating a systematic, ongoing, and egregious violations of freedom of religion or belief.
ReinState, redesignate country of particular concern. There's no country on earth that is more deserving.
Yes, and I reference that earlier in my testimony. It mentioned that, and I agree with Robbie George.
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