Obama Administration Conflicted Over Allowing Iran Access to US Dollars
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The White House, pictured. The Obama administration is at odds over whether to give Iran access to the US dollar. Photo: Matt H. Wade / WikiCommons.
The Obama administration is at odds over whether to give Iran access to the U.S. financial system, a move that is opposed by parts of the administration, according to communications exclusively obtained by theWashington Free Beacon.
Tensions have been brewing between the State and Treasury Departments over contradictory statements about U.S. efforts to boost Iran’s economy and give it unprecedented access to U.S. dollars, according to conversations with sources who described a deepening internal divide over the issue.
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