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ir agents." Op-Ed: The New "Cold War" Between The US And China Is A Dangerous Myth. In an op-ed in the Washington Post (7/28, 14.2M) reports former DNI Dan Coats writes, "China dominates current discussions of foreign policy, primarily because it poses the greatest challenges to our national interests. But C

vices', with testimony from USCIS Deputy Director of Policy Joseph Edlow; American Immigration Lawyers Association Director of Government Relations Sharvari Dalal-Dheini; American Federation of Government Employees Local 1924 President Michael Knowles; Federation of American Scientists Senior Fellow Doug Rand; and C

e Washington Post <https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/07/28/new-cold-war- between-us-china-is-dangerous-myth/> (7/28, 14.2M) reports former DNI Dan Coats writes, "China dominates current discussions of foreign policy, primarily because it poses the greatest challenges to our national interests. But C

vices', with testimony from USCIS Deputy Director of Policy Joseph Edlow; American Immigration Lawyers Association Director of Government Relations Sharvari Dalal-Dheini; American Federation of Government Employees Local 1924 President Michael Knowles; Federation of American Scientists Senior Fellow Doug Rand; and Ce

ir agents." Op-Ed: The New "Cold War" Between The US And China Is A Dangerous Myth. In an op-ed in the Washington Post (7/28, 14.2M) reports former DNI Dan Coats writes, "China dominates current discussions of foreign policy, primarily because it poses the greatest challenges to our national interests. But C

rvices, with testimony from USCIS Deputy Director of Policy Joseph Edlow; American Immigration Lawyers Association Director of Government Relations Sharvari Dalal-Dheini; American Federation of Government Employees Local 1924 President Michael Knowles; Federation of American Scientists Senior Fellow Doug Rand; and C

ir agents." Op-Ed: The New "Cold War" Between The US And China Is A Dangerous Myth. In an op-ed in the Washington Post (7/28, 14.2M) reports former DNI Dan Coats writes, "China dominates current discussions of foreign policy, primarily because it poses the greatest challenges to our national interests. But C

rvices, with testimony from USCIS Deputy Director of Policy Joseph Edlow; American Immigration Lawyers Association Director of Government Relations Sharvari Dalal-Dheini; American Federation of Government Employees Local 1924 President Michael Knowles; Federation of American Scientists Senior Fellow Doug Rand; and C