When I first argued that Congress should create a framework for Iran’s frozen assets, the principle was simple: release for compliance, confiscation for defiance. That principle still stands. What the legislative work that followed has clarified is the sequence required for it to be effective. Before Congress creates a broader mechanism for confiscating Iranian assets, […]
When I first argued that Congress should create a framework for Iran’s frozen assets, the principle was simple: release for compliance, confiscation for defiance. That principle still stands. What the legislative work that followed has clarified is the sequence required for it to be effective. Before Congress creates a broader mechanism for confiscating Iranian assets, […]
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