STEPHEN YATES: On The Loss Of His Daughter; China’s Terrorism Using Fentanyl
November 6, 2023
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Dana (@DLoesch/@DanaLoeschRadio) is joined by Stephen Yates (@YatesComms on Twitter and GETTR), on all things international. He’s a Senior Fellow at the America First Policy Institute @A1Policy See his China Policy Initiative at
Stephen lost his daughter recently to accidental fentanyl poisoning - manufactured in China, distributed through Mexico - and it’s a direct result of failed policies like open borders, and virtually NO FIGHT at all against fentanyl trafficking from the Biden Administration.
The death of a child is one of life’s greatest losses - we continue to pray for blessings, peace and comfort for Stephen Yates and his family.
We appreciate Stephen Yates’ expertise and generosity with his time he shares with us every Monday!
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