We indicted, and we are using our criminal justice system to try, Cuban spies, just as we have Russian spies, Chinese spies, Japanese spies, Israeli spies, and spies from even our NATO allies. We have done that. We have not broken our relationships with any one of those countries when we have done that, and some of the things some of those countries have done to us have been very serious crimes, indeed.
Patrick Leahy: “We indicted, and we are using our criminal justice system to try, Cuban spies, just as we have Russian spies, Chinese…”
On the recordJune 30, 1999
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Discussing the prosecution of spies from various countries.
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