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… those efforts align with the new President’s foreign policy direction. The next Administration should also direct … the Senate, and order a thorough review of the degree to which such enforcement has impacted the department’s functions, policies, and use of resources. Chapter Department of State … - page 175
… - 2372 The Secretary of State, in cooperation with the Office of the Attorney General and the White House Counsel’s Office, should also conduct a review to identify “agreements” … that are really treaty commitments within the ordinary public meaning of the Constitution,°® and suspend compliance … - page 175
… House for - 2373 coordinated with the White House for logistical reasons. Chapter Department of State Page number 175 … coordinated with the White House for logistical reasons. … coordinated with the White House for - 2373 … - page 175
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… of State should work as part of an agile foreign policy team along with the National Security Advisor, the … heads to flesh out and advance the President’s foreign policy. Bureaucratic stovepipes of the past should be less important than … - page 176
… operations and has a strong interest in key aspects of American foreign policy. The department must therefore take particular care in its interaction with Congress, since poor … - page 176
… This will require particularly strong leadership - 2378 This will require particularly strong leadership of the Department of State’s … of Legislative Affairs. The Secretary of State and political leadership should ensure full coordination with the … - page 176
… Chinese Threat. The State Department recently opened the Office of China Coordination, or “China House.” This office is intended to bring together experts inside and outside … Whether China House will streamline U.S. government communication, consensus, and action on China policy—given the … - page 176
… is one a - 2380 Nonetheless, the concept is one a Republican Administration should support mutatis mutandis. The … State Department must be prepared to lead the U.S. diplomatic effort accordingly. The centralization of efforts in one place is critical to this end. Chapter Department of State Page number … - page 176
… Review Immigration and Domestic Security Requirements. - 2381 Review Immigration and Domestic Security Requirements. Arguably, the department’s most … of State Page number 176 … Review Immigration and Domestic Security Requirements. Arguably, the department’s most … - page 176
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… of immigration and domestic security issues, - 2383 of immigration and domestic security issues, which are inextricably related. The State Department’s … - page 177
… To ensure the safety, security, and prosperity of all Americans, this must change. Below are several key areas in which the department’s formal and informal postures must adjust to reflect the current immigration and domestic security environment : Chapter Department of State Page … - page 177
… - 2385 • Visa reciprocity. The United States should strictly enforce the doctrine of reciprocity when issuing visas … reaction time to other countries’ changes in visa policies with respect to the U.S. must be streamlined to ensure … 177 … • Visa reciprocity. The United States should strictly enforce the doctrine of reciprocity when issuing visas … - page 177
… who have been ordered removed from the U.S., should be quickly and fully enforced. Recalcitrant countries that do not … all nonimmigrant visas, or all visas. These country-specific sanctions should remain in place until the sanctioned … who have been ordered removed from the U.S., should be quickly and fully enforced. Recalcitrant countries that do not … - page 177
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… enforcement. This Administration’s humanitarian crisis—which is arguably the greatest humanitarian crisis in the modern era, one which has harmed Americans and foreign nationals alike—will Chapter Department of … - page 177
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