Congressional Debate
Congressional Debate
This bill proposes two things — the elimination of sanctions on Venezuela and engaging Venezuela in diplomacy. This was the January Public Forum topic and there are certainly good arguments on both sides, but there are a number of things to consider that are unique to this bill. *The bill unconditionally lifts sanctions and invites Venezuela into talks. The problem is that if the US just lifts sanctions then Venezuela has
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Bold files are available now Non-bold files will be available by Friday Chamber 1 Rejoin Iran nuclear deal Aid to refugees in Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey. Resettle at least 35,000 refugees Gas tax Eliminate federally subsidized student loans $500 million in humanitarian aid to the Congo Classify domestic terrorism as a felony Bill to limit alogorithmic discrimination Mandatory background checks Withdraw foreign aid to authoritarian regimes Chamber 2 End
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