By Jacob G. HORNBERGER
Amidst the horrific U.S. abuse of foreigners through the use of tariffs and police-state enforcement of immigration controls, it's easy to forget that the U.S. government abuses foreigners in other ways, such as sanctions, embargoes, invasions, occupations, wars of aggression, torture, indefinite detention, and state-sponsored assassinations.
Perhaps the longest-lasting, continuous example of this foreigner-abuse syndrome is the U.S.