An American Lobbying Firm Is Helping Sudan's Vile Regime

Earlier this summer, K Street law and lobbying firm Squire Patton Boggs inked a contract with the Sudanese government aimed at removing U.S. sanctions on that regime. The firm will be paid $40,000 a month by a government that’s on the U.S. state sponsors of terror list, with a head of state, Omar al-Bashir, wanted for genocide by the International Criminal Court.

Over the last four administrations, Congress has led bipartisan U.S. efforts to isolate the Sudan regime.