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Why isn’t the PEACE Act law already?

Former Treasury official Gregory P. Wilson argues that Congress must urgently pass the bipartisan PEACE Act to repurpose frozen Russian assets for Ukraine's military and financial needs amid ongoing warfare.

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Why isn’t the PEACE Act law already?
Former Treasury official Gregory P. Wilson argues that Congress must urgently pass the bipartisan PEACE Act to repurpose frozen Russian assets for Ukraine's military and financial needs amid ongoing warfare.
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