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The top Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Rep. Michael T. McCaul of Texas, said imposing the sanctions was a “necessary step” but expressed concern that they will “fail to establish a credible deterrent.” He said the administration should have included congressionally mandated sanctions against the gas pipeline.
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Understanding these discussions better will help contextualize the administration’s current Iran strategy,” said Rep. Michael T. McCaul of Texas, the ranking Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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