Interdiction alone is never going to solve the issues, but the law enforcement agencies, particularly in small and rural States or small rural areas, which every State has, need some help.
Patrick Leahy: “Interdiction alone is never going to solve the issues, but the law enforcement agencies, particularly in small and rural…”
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Leahy emphasizes the need for support in rural law enforcement to combat heroin issues.
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