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Press ReleaseNeutral2026-03-31

Neal opposes ground troops in Iran, wary of Trump influencing mid-terms

Richard E. Neal
Richard E. Neal
DMA-1 · Representative
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This press release from Representative Richard E. Neal (D-MA) was published on Mon Mar 30 and titled "Neal opposes ground troops in Iran, wary of Trump influencing mid-terms". It focuses on foreign policy and touches on defense.

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Neal opposes ground troops in Iran, wary of Trump influencing mid-terms

LISTEN HERE New England Public Media | By Adam Frenier Springfield U.S. Representative Richard Neal said Tuesday that any use of United State ground troops in Iran would be considered an escalation. President Donald Trump has said that remains a possibility, while also trying to negotiate the end of the conflict that has entered its second […]
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