Matthew Orwig

former US Attorney for Eastern District of Texas

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Partner at Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal; former United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Texas, he also served on the Attorney General's Advisory Sub-Committee on Terrorism and National Security

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After the horrors of September 11, President Bush said he would not only attack terrorists but issue orders to shut down their financing. A key front in this war was the Holy Land…

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After the horrors of September11, President Bush said he would not only attack terrorists but issue orders to shut down their financing.

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After the horrors of September11, President Bush said he would not only attack terrorists but issue orders to shut down their financing.

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