"President Trump's signing statement raises serious questions about whether his administration intends to follow the law, or whether he will continue to enable and reward Vladimir Putin’s aggression," she said. "The Republican Congress must not permit the Trump White House to wriggle out of its duty to impose these sanctions for Russia’s brazen assault on our democracy."
(Reporting by Doina Chiacu; Editing by David Alexander)Pelosi says Trump may try to 'wriggle out' of Russia sanctions
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