Bush Freezes Terrorists” Assets

24 Sep 2001

Calling it a “strike on the financial foundation&#039&#039 of terrorists, President Bush signed an executive order Monday freezing the assets of 27 individuals and organizations. He demanded foreign banks follow suit. Full Story

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