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… abroad; and to advance the economic, foreign policy, and national security interests of the United States. Chapter … abroad; and to advance the economic, foreign policy, and national security interests of the United States. … citizens … - page 170
… need and deserve a diplomatic machine fully focused on the national interest as defined through the election of a President who sets the domestic and international agenda for the nation. The next Administration must … need and deserve a diplomatic machine fully focused on the national interest as defined through the election of a … - page 170
… representing the United States in other nations and international organizations. To the extent consistent with … citizens and businesses in other nations and vets foreign nationals seeking temporary or permanent entrance to the … in need, and otherwise advances and supports U.S. national interests abroad. Properly led, the State … - page 170
… As the U.S. Commission on National - 2344 As the U.S. Commission on National Security/21st Century (the Hart-Rudman Commission) … of State Page number 170 … As the U.S. Commission on National Security/21st Century (the Hart-Rudman Commission) … - page 170
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… of a stale treaty before the Senate still serves national interests, the treaty letter of transmittal and … of a stale treaty before the Senate still serves national interests, the treaty letter of transmittal and … - page 175
… work as part of an agile foreign policy team along with the National Security Advisor, the Secretary of Defense, and … work as part of an agile foreign policy team along with the National Security Advisor, the Secretary of Defense, and … - page 176
… doctrine of reciprocity when issuing visas to all foreign nationals. For too long, the USS. has provided virtually unfettered access to foreign nationals from countries that do not respond in … countries that are actively hostile to U.S. interests and nationals. Mandatory reciprocity will convey the necessary … - page 177
… Visa sanctions under section 243(d) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (NA),* enacted into law to motivate countries to accept the return of any nationals who have been ordered removed from the U.S., … countries that do not accept receipt of their returned nationals will risk the suspension of issuance of … - page 177
… the modern era, one which has harmed Americans and foreign nationals alike—will Chapter Department of State Page number … the modern era, one which has harmed Americans and foreign nationals alike—will … interior immigration enforcement. … - page 177
… shift - 2391 The federal government ’s obligation to shift national security—essential screening and vetting resources … number 177 … The federal government’s obligation to shift national security—essential screening and vetting resources … - page 177
… • Evaluation of national security-vulnerable visa - 2393 • Evaluation of national security-vulnerable visa programs. To protect the … White House immigration policy, but also align with its national security obligations and resource limitations. … - page 177
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… ," and it should be a presidential mandate. Along with the National Security Council, the State Department should draft … and it should be a presidential mandate. Along with the National Security Council, the State Department should draft … - page 179
… Many foreign policy professionals and national - 2405 Many foreign policy professionals and national leaders, both in government and the private sector, … China . Many are vested in an unshakable faith in the international system and global norms. They are so enamored with … - page 179
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… policy for Iran is one that acknowledges that it is in U.S. national security interests, the Iranian people’s human … policy for Iran is one that acknowledges that it is in U.S. national security interests, the Iranian people’s human … - page 181
… thought denies that U.S. Ukrainian support is in the national security interest of America at all. Ukraine is not … thought denies that U.S. Ukrainian support is in the national security interest of America at all. Ukraine is not … - page 182
… Ukraine’s economic needs); and have a clearly defined national security strategy that does not risk American … Ukraine’s economic needs); and have a clearly defined national security strategy that does not risk American … - page 182
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