House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) on Monday voiced strong reservations with a Senate-passed bill that would slap new sanctions on countries that buy Russian oil amid Moscow’s war with Ukraine. While Jeffries stopped short of opposing the bill outright, he warned that it could ratify President Trump’s tariff agenda in ways that ultimately make…
Jeffries voices ‘serious concerns’ with Senate-passed Russian sanctions bill
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