Congress has a decision to make: turn a blind eye to corruption and Christian persecution, or use an impending repatriation of hundreds of millions of dollars laundered to address these issues. Sen. Chuck Grassley is strongly encouraging the latter. The United States and the British Isle of Jersey recently agreed to return over $300 million embezzled by Nigeria’s corrupt former dictator General Sani Abacha, and Sen. Grassley has rightly raised concerns about the absence of “proper safeguards to prevent the further misuse of funds.” Given Nigeria’s decades of raging corruption, any agreement void of meaningful oversight – like granting U.S.
