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Section 219 would merge key parts of U.S. and Israeli weapons programs, making them nearly impossible to undo.
It passed the House. Now it’s on the brink of passing the Senate.
Only six Senators are fighting back. It’s not enough.
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Another pro-Trump business leader said he was surprised that the administration had not considered the economic impact an attack on Iran would have.
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