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9/11 Commission Co-Chair and former U.S. Rep Lee Hamilton speaks at USA* Engage Annual Lunch. Read Morearrow_yellow.gif

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USA*Engage is a coalition of businesses, agriculture groups and trade associations working to promote the benefits of U.S. engagement abroad and educate the public on the harmful effects of unilateral U.S. sanctions. USA*Engage promotes responsible policies that advance American values and foreign policy goals, such as U.S. diplomacy, humanitarian exchanges, and multilateral cooperation. Learn more arrow_yellow.gif

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foreign_sanctions_countermeasures_large_print_coverForeign Countermeasures to Extraterritorial U.S. Sanctions
by Dewey Ballantine

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2007-12-14-cubanflagcloseup Engaging Cuba
For nearly 50 years, U.S. policy towards Cuba has remained frozen.  As Fidel Castro departs the political arena, it is time to re-examine policy.
USA*Engage supports reform of U.S. policy towards Cuba, including the removal of the travel ban and trade embargo.  The embargo has clearly failed to achieve U.S. foreign policy goals and is a drain on homeland security resources...  Read More arrow.gif

USA*ENGAGE Notes

    Friday, 25 April 2008
  • USA*Engage Co-chair Calls for Export Control Administration Reforms
    • In testimony delivered yesterday before a subcommittee of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, National Foreign Trade Council (NFTC) President and USA*Engage Co-Chair Bill Reinsch outlined key issues plaguing U.S. export control administration.
    Friday, 21 March 2008
  • USG Says Exports a “Bright Spot” in U.S. Economy
    • Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez met with business leaders in Memphis last Friday, nothing that last year trade was responsible for 26 percent of America’s growth.
    Wednesday, 19 March 2008
  • Maryland to weigh in on Cuba policy?
    • USA*Engage helped spearhead a letter to Maryland State Senators urging them to oppose a resolution which would embrace current U.S. restrictions on trade and travel to Cuba.  Read the letter below: