Bluntly worded intervention comes as tensions rise over plans by Liz Truss to nullify parts of the protocol
“It is deeply concerning that the United Kingdom now seeks to unilaterally discard the Northern Ireland protocol, which preserves the important progress and stability forged by the accords. It continues to enjoy strong bipartisan and bicameral support in the United States Congress,” Pelosi added.
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