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In response to "Isn't this treason? -- (link)" by amoxy

The Sec of State would have to specifically refuse to authorize the travel and it would likely be based on a declared restriction in the first place.

Posted by Max Sep 1 '15, 05:58

But if a member of congress (or any other citizen) wants to go to a foreign government and promise votes I don't think there's any legal basis to prevent that.

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The Sec of State would have to specifically refuse to authorize the travel and it would likely be based on a declared restriction in the first place.

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