On the recordApril 6, 2011
Seems to me that the implicit assumption in this legislation, at least the way we're measuring output, is that human trafficking is best addressed by country-based programs.
Source
congress.govSeems to me that the implicit assumption in this legislation, at least the way we're measuring output, is that human trafficking is best addressed by country-based programs.
Jim Webb discusses the limitations of country-based approaches to human trafficking.
Share
More from Jim Webb
There is no question for the United States that the Japan-U.S. Security Treaty obligation extends to the Senkakus.
The disagreements over sovereignty and the potential for conflict have only increased.
When you make that determination, you should be making it in the U.S. Congress not by one individual of whichever party who happens to be the President.