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Mr. RUBIO. Mr. President, Jerusalem is the capital of Israel and that
is where the United States should have its Embassy. However, since 1995
when Congress passed the Jerusalem Relocation Act, that is how it has
been recognized. However, a waiver has been used over the last 20 years
to avoid this move. This amendment would allow funding to achieve what
is already in the U.S. Code.
I yield the remainder of my time to the Senator from South Carolina.
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