House Committee Moves to Remove Controversial Passport Revocation Clause from State Department Reform Bill
Washington, D.C. – The House Foreign Affairs Committee is taking steps to remove a controversial provision from the proposed State Department reform bill, which would have granted the U.S. Secretary of State broad authority to revoke passports of Americans suspected of supporting terrorist organizations. Historic Performances at World Athletics Championships: McLaughlin-Levrone and Kipyegon Shine What … Read more