Congressional committee prints are publications issued by congressional committees on topics related to their legislative or research activities. Types of committee prints include draft reports and bills, directories, statistical materials, investigative reports, historical reports, situational studies, confidential staff reports, and legislative analyses.
Finding aids are used to identify documents and pinpoint their location. Information such as title, CIS number, and SuDoc number may be included. Items indexed in the finding aids can be found via the above resources.
This map of Mexico showing areas influenced by three drug cartels in 2007 was included in the Committee Print 110-35 titled The Merida Inintiative: "Guns, Drugs, and Friends" from the Senate's Committee on Foreign Relations.
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