It's been more than six months since controversy derailed a proposed takeover of U.S. ports by Dubai Ports World. Now a bipartisan deal aimed at tightening waterfront security appears to be mired in election-season posturing. Kojo looks at the impasse, and explores the balance between port security and commerce.
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Port Security
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Patrick Yoest
Homeland Security Reporter, Congressional Quarterly
David S. Ortiz
Researcher, RAND Corporation
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