FOREIGN COUNTRIES

Addresses

Condemn Antisemitism and Hamas Attack on Israel: Representative Kiggans, E1014 [25OC]

Day of Affirmation Address, University of Capetown: Robert F. Kennedy, S5632–S5634 [28NO]

Joint Meeting of Congress: Isaac Herzog, President of Israel, H3704–H3707 [19JY]

——— Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India, H3096–H3098 [22JN]

——— Yoon Suk Yeol, President of Republic of Korea, H2053–H2056 [27AP]

Amendments

Asia: recognize vital importance of Mekong River to Southeast Asia and role of Mekong-U.S. Partnership in supporting prosperity in region (S. Res. 126), S5363, S5365 [6NO]

Azerbaijan: prohibit assistance (S. 3000), S5532, S5554 [15NO]

Biden, President: impeachment (H. Res. 503), refer to Committee on Homeland Security (House) and Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H. Res. 529), H3088 [22JN]

CDC: terminate requirement for proof of coronavirus vaccination for foreign travelers (H.R. 185), H750, H753, H754, H755, H756 [8FE]

——— terminate requirement for proof of coronavirus vaccination for foreign travelers (H.R. 185), consideration (H. Res. 97), H727 [7FE]

Colleges and universities: require additional foreign gifts reporting for institutions of higher education, certain staff and faculty, and foreign investments within endowments (H.R. 5933), H6175, H6176, H6177, H6178, H6179, H6181 [6DE]

——— require additional foreign gifts reporting for institutions of higher education, certain staff and faculty, and foreign investments within endowments (H.R. 5933), consideration (H. Res. 906), H6127 [5DE]

Dept. of Commerce: provide training and guidance relative to human rights abuses, including such abuses perpetrated against Uyghur population by China (S. 484), S6060, S6062 [19DE]

Dept. of Defense: making supplemental appropriations for Ukraine security assistance in response to Russian invasion (H.R. 5692), consideration (H. Res. 730), H4798 [28SE]

Dept. of State, foreign operations, and related programs: making appropriations (H.R. 4665), H4758, H4759, H4760, H4761, H4762, H4763, H4764, H4765, H4766, H4767, H4768, H4769, H4770, H4771, H4773, H4774, H4775, H4777, H4778, H4779, H4780, H4783, H4784, H4785, H4787, H4788, H4789, H4790, H4826, H4827, H4828, H4829, H4831, H4832, H4833, H4834, H4835, H4836 [28SE]

Hamas (terrorist organization): condemn for premeditated, coordinated, and brutal terrorist attacks on Israel and demand immediate release of all hostages (S. Res. 408), S5462, S5463 [9NO]

Immigration: secure U.S. borders and reform immigration policies (H.R. 2), consideration (H. Res. 383), H2192 [10MY]

Iran: freeze certain Iranian funds held in Qatar involved in hostage deal between U.S. and Iran (H.R. 5961), H6005, H6006, H6007, H6008, H6009, H6011, H6012, H6013, H6014 [30NO]

——— freeze certain Iranian funds held in Qatar involved in hostage deal between U.S. and Iran (H.R. 5961), consideration (H. Res. 869), H5867 [15NO]

——— freeze certain Iranian funds held in Qatar involved in hostage deal between U.S. and Iran (H.R. 5961), consideration (H. Res. 891), H5955 [29NO]

Middle East: making emergency supplemental appropriations to provide funding to Israel in response to act of war by Hamas (terrorist organization) (H.R. 6126), consideration (H. Res. 838), H5241 [2NO]

Russia: condemn unjust and arbitrary detention of opposition leader Vladimir Kara-Murza, who has stood up in defense of democracy, rule of law, and free and fair elections (S. Con. Res. 7), S5332, S5344 [2NO]

Socialism: denounce (H. Con. Res. 9), consideration (H. Res. 83), H598 [1FE]

Syria: direct President to remove Armed Forces, applicability of War Powers Resolution (H. Res. 199), H1162, H1171 [8MR]

Tax Convention With Chile: ratify, S2149 [20JN], S2158 [21JN]

Terrorism: provide remote access to court proceedings for victims of 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland (S. 3250), S5803, S5830 [6DE]

Announcements

Joint session of Congress for address by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, H3095 [22JN]

Joint session of Congress for address by Israeli President Isaac Herzog, H3703 [19JY]

Joint session of Congress for address by South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, H2053 [27AP]

Moment of silence for victims of Hamas (terrorist organization) kidnapping, H5234 [2NO]

Moment of silence in remembrance of servicemembers killed in bombing of Marine Corps barracks in Beirut, Lebanon, H5152 [26OC]

Appointments

Committee to escort Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi into House Chamber, H3095 [22JN]

Committee to escort Israeli President Isaac Herzog into House Chamber, H3703, H3704 [19JY]

Committee to escort South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol into House Chamber, H2053 [27AP]

Open World Leadership Center Board of Trustees, H6980 [14DE]

Senate Caucus on International Narcotics Control, S2035 [8JN]

Senate NATO Observer Group, S3741 [27JY]

U.S. Senate Caucus on International Narcotics Control, S835 [16MR]

Articles and editorials

Are Biden’s Border Policies To Blame for Fentanyl Deaths? Experts Say No, H3082 [22JN]

Biden and Ukraine Need a Senate Deal, E1230 [14DE]

Biden Freezes Alaskan Oil (excerpt), H4238 [12SE]

Biden’s Border Policy Is Not ‘‘Open Borders’’, H3080 [22JN]

Bill Richardson and the Magic of His Diplomacy, E847 [14SE]

Britons Are ‘Pulling Their Own Teeth Out With Pliers’ Because They Can’t Access NHS Doctors, S4345 [11SE]

Canada Pursues Private Options To Ease Healthcare Backlog, S4344 [11SE]

Fentanyl Surge Started and Peaked Under Trump Despite GOP Blaming Biden, H3080 [22JN]

Holocaust Should Inform Decision-Making on Ukraine, E493 [25MY]

How Ukraine, With No Warships, Is Thwarting Russia’s Navy, S5489 [14NO]

In Syria, Militias Armed by the Pentagon Fight Those Armed by the CIA, H1178 [8MR]

Senate Report Outlines ‘Grave’ Russian Threat in 2016 Election Interference Probe, H3085 [22JN]

Sending B.C. Cancer Patients to Bellingham for Treatment ‘A Sad State of Reality,’ Critics Say, S4345 [11SE]

Top Myths About US Aid to Ukraine, H4417 [20SE]

U.S. Should Not Cut Military Aid to Ukraine, E332 [19AP]

U.S.’s Government-Run Healthcare Service Is in Crisis, S4343 [11SE]

We Are No Strangers to Human Suffering, But We’ve Seen Nothing Like the Siege of Gaza, S5972 [14DE]

Weizmann’s Efforts Were Instrumental in Israel’s Founding, E358 [26AP]

Why Vladimir Kara-Murza, and Russia, Should Live in Freedom, E335 [19AP]

Bills and resolutions

Abortion: prohibit use of Federal funds for abortion through financial or logistical support to individuals traveling to another State or country to receive abortion (see H.R. 1470), H1206 [8MR]

Abraham Accords: encourage further deepening and broadening on occassion of third anniversary of signing to continue building bridges towards lasting peace (see H. Res. 701), H4408 [19SE]

——— expand and strengthen to urge other nations to normalize relations with Israel and ensure existing agreements reap tangible security and economic benefits for citizens of those countries (see H. Res. 311), H1909 [20AP]

Adoption: provide limited accreditation option for performing certain adoption services (see S. 3551), S5996 [14DE]

Afghanistan: impose sanctions and other measures relative to Taliban (see S. 3182), S5315 [1NO]

——— impose sanctions on foreign persons engaging in transactions in Afghanistan rare earth minerals (see H.R. 690), H576 [31JA]

——— impose sanctions with respect to Taliban (see S. 1768), S1843 [31MY]

——— require strategy to oppose financial or material support by foreign countries to Taliban (see H.R. 6586), H6143 [5DE]

——— support nationals who supported U.S. mission, adjust status for eligible individuals, support at-risk Afghan allies and relatives of certain Armed Forces members, and reform parole process (see S. 2324), S2461 [13JY]

——— support nationals who supported U.S. mission, vet parolees, adjust status of certain nationals, and provide special immigrant status for at-risk Afghan allies and relatives of Armed Forces members (see S. 2327), S2461 [13JY] (see H.R. 4627), H3574 [13JY]

——— support people, condemn human rights violations and specific targeting of women, girls, and members of religious and ethnic minorities, and support Afghans who assisted in U.S. mission in Afghanistan (see H. Res. 616), H4030 [26JY]

African Growth and Opportunity Act: extend (see S. 2952), S4720 [27SE]

African Union: reaffirm importance of diplomacy and development in U.S. relations, promote strategic partnerships and shared objectives with U.S., and support implementation of African Continental Free Trade Area (see H. Res. 261), H1528 [28MR]

——— support permanent member status in Group of 20 (see H. Res. 525), H2990 [20JN]

Agriculture: combat unfair trade practices affecting core seasonal industries by allowing producers to bring trade cases if they can prove illegal seasonal dumping of products by foreign producers (see S. 104), S120 [26JA] (see H.R. 545), H426 [26JA]

——— eliminate direct and indirect subsidies that benefit production or export of sugar by all major sugar producing and consuming countries (see H. Con. Res. 12), H628 [1FE]

——— place moratorium on large concentrated animal feeding operations, strengthen Packers and Stockyards Act, and require country-of-origin labeling on meat and dairy products (see S. 271), S230 [2FE] (see H.R. 797), H678 [2FE]

——— prohibit importation of commercially produced fresh citrus fruit from China (see H.R. 2536), H1709 [6AP]

AID: abolish (see H.R. 5108), H4157 [1AU]

——— authorize appropriations for certain cooperative projects among U.S., Israel, and developing countries (see S. 2240), S2310 [11JY] (see H.R. 3907), H2778 [7JN]

——— develop plan to provide foreign aid to developing countries to increase access to sustainable safe water, sanitation, hygiene in healthcare facilities, and protect health care workers and patients (see H.R. 5545), H4380 [18SE]

——— establish program in Office of Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment to promote mobility in rural communities through access to affordable, fit-for-purpose bicycles (see S. 437), S425 [15FE] (see H.R. 992), H837 [14FE]

——— make available to nonadversarial countries in South and Central Asia training in analyzing, assessing, and mitigating any risk of accepting investment or lending from China (see H.R. 5632), H4455 [21SE]

——— report on progress relating to malaria reduction (see H.R. 2854), H1946 [25AP]

——— strengthen efforts to end violence against children, improve coordination among agencies addressing this violence, and promote use of evidence-based strategies and critical information gathering (see H.R. 4798), H3887 [20JY]

——— support prioritization and expanded use of innovation (see H.R. 2824), H1945 [25AP]

Alien Enemies Act: repeal (see S. 1747), S1745 [18MY] (see H.R. 3610), H2545 [23MY]

American Battle Monuments Commission: anniversary (see S. Res. 487), S5807 [6DE]

Animals: prohibit slaughter of equines for human consumption (see S. 2037), S2123 [15JN] (see H.R. 3475), H2453 [18MY]

——— prohibit transportation, sale, and purchase of donkeys or donkey hides for producing ejiao and prohibit transportation, sale, and purchase of products containing ejiao (see H.R. 6021), H5042 [24OC]

——— require inspections of foreign laboratories conducting biomedical and behavioral research to ensure compliance with applicable animal welfare requirements (see S. 2397), S3148 [19JY]

——— urge all countries to outlaw dog and cat meat trade and enforce existing laws against such trade (see S. Con. Res. 16), S3460 [20JY] (see H. Con. Res. 59), H3888 [20JY]

Anti-Boycott Act: apply to international governmental organizations (see H.R. 3016), H2117 [28AP]

Argentina: call for justice and accountability for perpetrators of bombing of Embassy of Israel in Buenos Aires in 1992 (see S. Res. 307), S3522 [25JY]

——— condemn Argentine Israelite Mutual Association bombing in Buenos Aires in 1994, express condolences to families of victims, and support holding those responsible accountable (see H. Res. 600), H3700 [18JY]

——— impose sanctions on certain officials (see S. 1019), S999 [28MR] (see H.R. 3067), H2125 [2MY]

Armed Forces: authorize President to use military force to secure and defend Taiwan against armed attack (see S. 477), S456 [16FE]

——— authorize use against those responsible for trafficking fentanyl or fentanyl-related substance into U.S. or carrying out related activities that cause regional destabilization in Western Hemisphere (see H.J. Res. 18), H234 [12JA]

——— clarify and limit Presidential exercise of national security powers relative to use of military force and repeal War Powers Resolution and existing authorizations for use of military force (see H.R. 4928), H4029 [26JY]

——— ensure that certain members who served in female cultural support teams receive proper credit for such service (see S. 2014), S2122 [15JN] (see H.R. 1753), H1408 [23MR]

——— prohibit certain members and former members from accepting employment with government entities of China or Russia (see S. 3228), S5360 [6NO]

——— reduce number of members stationed in certain foreign countries with which U.S. does not have proper and enforceable Status of Forces Agreement (see H.R. 3015), H2117 [28AP]

——— remove from unauthorized hostilities in Niger (see S.J. Res. 44), S4228 [6SE]

——— remove from unauthorized hostilities in Syria (see S.J. Res. 51), S5541 [15NO]

——— require prompt reporting of any incident in which Armed Forces are involved in attack or hostilities (see H.R. 6752), H6940 [13DE]

——— strengthen and expand restrictions on retired members and members of Reserve components of uniformed services accepting employment and compensation from foreign governments (see S. 2056), S2145 [20JN]

Armenia: protect and provide humanitarian assistance to Armenians in Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh) impacted by actions of Azerbaijan (see S. 2900), S4654 [21SE]

——— protect and provide humanitarian assistance to Armenians in Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh impacted by actions of Azerbaijan (see H.R. 5683), H4462 [22SE]

Arms control: impose sanctions on transfer of arms and related materiel by China to Russia or evasion or circumvention of U.S. or multilateral sanctions by China relative to Russia (see H.R. 1368), H1113 [3MR]

Arms Export Control Act: increase dollar amount thresholds relating to proposed transfers or sales of defense articles or services (see H.R. 6609), H6144 [5DE]

Arms sales: enhance consideration of human rights in arms exports (see S. 1025), S1052 [29MR] (see H.R. 1801), H1463 [27MR]

Artsakh: recognize independence and condemn Azerbaijan continued aggression against Armenia and Artsakh (see H. Res. 320), H1915 [24AP]

Asia: recognize vital importance of Mekong River to Southeast Asia and role of Mekong-U.S. Partnership in supporting prosperity in region (see S. Res. 126), S999 [28MR]

Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN): support centrality in Indo-Pacific Region (see S. Res. 141), S1091 [30MR]

——— treat as international organization for purposes of International Organizations Immunities Act (see S. 682), S669 [7MR] (see H.R. 406), H248 [20JA]

Atrocities Prevention Board: modify and expand annual report and require additional review of U.S. assistance provided to certain countries identified as being at risk of atrocities by such report (see H.R. 4871), H3949 [25JY]

Austin, Sec. of Defense: impeachment (see H. Res. 666), H4205 [25AU]

Australia: exempt from certain Arms Export Control Act requirements relative to trilateral security partnership between Australia, United Kingdom, and U.S. (see H.R. 4716), H3699 [18JY]

——— provide for transfer of not more than two Virginia class submarines to Australia (see H.R. 3939), H2785 [9JN] (see H.R. 4619), H3574 [13JY]

Aviation: amend permitting requirements of foreign air carriers (see S. 1752), S1745 [18MY]

——— prohibit use of Federal funds for unmanned aircraft systems from foreign entities (see H.R. 3974), H2787 [9JN]

——— require disclosure of beneficial ownership by foreign person of aircraft registration (see H.R. 2563), H1717 [10AP]

——— require interagency strategy for creating unified posture on counter-unmanned aircraft systems (C–UAS) capabilities and protections at U.S. international borders (see S. 1443), S1533 [4MY]

Azerbaijan: call for release of Armenian prisoners of war and captured civilians, imposition of sanctions against government officals for human rights violations, and suspension of U.S. military or security assistance (see H. Res. 861), H5669 [9NO]

——— condemn blockade of Armenians of Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh) and ongoing human rights violations (see S. Res. 244), S2029 [8JN] (see H. Res. 108), H781 [8FE]

——— prevent ethnic cleansing and atrocities against ethnic Armenians, promote accountability, and protect and provide humanitarian assistance to Armenians in Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh (see H.R. 5686), H4463 [22SE]

——— prohibit assistance (see S. 3000), S4826 [29SE]

Beirut Veterans Remembrance Day: designate (see S. Res. 447), S5339 [2NO]

Belarus: condemn political repression by Lukashenka regime, call for release of political prisoners, and promote free and fair elections (see H. Res. 441), H2596 [24MY]

Bhutan: condemn oppression and forced eviction of Bhutanese citizens during late 1980s and 1990s (see S. Res. 108), S799 [15MR] (see H. Res. 228), H1286 [14MR]

Biden, President: impeachment (see H. Res. 420, 426), H2456 [18MY] (see H. Res. 493), H2809 [12JN] (see H. Res. 503), H2884 [13JN]

——— impeachment (H. Res. 503), refer to Committee on Homeland Security (House) and Committee on the Judiciary (House) (see H. Res. 529), H3069 [21JN]

——— prevent abuse of financial sanctions exemptions by Iran (see H.R. 6015), H5038 [20OC]

Brazil: condemn undemocratic attacks on government institutions and support free will of Brazilian people as expressed in recent presidential election (see H. Res. 106), H781 [8FE]

——— condemn violent insurrection and express U.S. solidarity with people of Brazil and support for safeguarding democratic institutions (see S. Res. 32), S231 [2FE]

——— support U.S. investment opportunities and strengthen bilateral collaboration in addressing criminal elements operating in Brazilian Amazon (see S. 3414), S5807 [6DE]

Bulgaria: anniversary of diplomatic relations with U.S. (see H. Res. 932), H6941 [13DE]

Burma: call for U.N. Security Council to impose arms embargo against military (see H. Res. 85), H628 [1FE]

——— condemn military coup and detention of civilian leaders, call for immediate and unconditional release of all detained, and allow those elected to serve in parliament to resume duties without impediment (see S. Res. 20), S173 [31JA]

——— condemn military for perpetrating human rights violations as part of campaign to suppress democratic aspirations of Burmese people and mark anniversary of military coup (see H. Res. 86), H628 [1FE]

Business and industry: prohibit all transactions from TikTok Inc., or other social media companies in, or under influence of, certain foreign countries of concern (see S. 347), S311 [9FE] (see H.R. 1081), H852 [17FE]

——— promote economic and commercial opportunities internationally (see S. 367), S312 [9FE]

——— require clear disclosure of seller location and country-of-origin labeling for products advertised for sale on Internet and prohibit false and misleading representation of U.S. product origin (see S. 1421), S1504 [3MY] (see H.R. 6299), H5651 [8NO]

——— require national strategy to secure U.S. supply chains involving critical minerals sourced from Democratic Republic of the Congo (see H.R. 4548), H3204 [11JY]

——— require retailers who offer products for purchase through websites to disclose country of origin for each product offered for sale (see H.R. 217), H106 [9JA]

Canada: ensure that Canada does not permanently store nuclear waste in Great Lake Basin (see S. Res. 117), S910 [22MR] (see H. Res. 243), H1327 [22MR]

Cargo transportation: strengthen requirements relative to advance electronic information for cargo (see S. 1711), S1744 [18MY] (see H.R. 4023), H2807 [12JN]

Caribbean nations: authorize appropriations for Caribbean Basin Security Initiative, enhance U.S.-Caribbean security partnership, and prioritize disaster resilience (see S. 841), S825 [16MR] (see H.R. 1802), H1464 [27MR]

CDC: terminate requirement for proof of coronavirus vaccination for foreign travelers (see S. 455), S426 [15FE] (see S. 641), S636 [2MR] (see H.R. 185), H104 [9JA]

——— terminate requirement for proof of coronavirus vaccination for foreign travelers (H.R. 185), consideration (see H. Res. 97), H737 [7FE]

Children and youth: anniversary of Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange, Future Leaders Exchange, and Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and Study (see S. Res. 455), S5427 [8NO]

——— call on U.S. and international donors to prioritize investments in children and youth in development and humanitarian assistance policies, programs, and activities (see H. Res. 715), H4456 [21SE]

Chile: commemorate anniversary of coup and subsequent democracy efforts, express regret for U.S. role in destabilization, and disclose all related U.S. records (see S. Con. Res. 20), S4655 [21SE]

China: acknowledge that Chinese Communist Party is greatest threat to freedom and to free world (see H. Con. Res. 51), H2809 [12JN]

——— authorize appropriations for Countering the People’s Republic of China Malign Influence Fund (see H.R. 1157), H873 [24FE]

——— authorize States to bring civil actions against China for harm suffered by State as result of coronavirus pandemic (see H.R. 4000), H2806 [12JN]

——— call for release of Mark Swidan (see S. Res. 23), S204 [1FE] (see H. Res. 90), H628 [1FE]

——— call on public, private, and nonprofit sectors to take action to counter ‘‘Made in China 2025’’ Plan (see H. Res. 697), H4381 [18SE]

——— condemn Chinese Communist Party for its role in fentanyl crisis and urge Biden administration to take certain actions to combat flow of fentanyl precursors from China to North America (see H. Res. 830), H5228 [1NO]

——— condemn destruction of Hong Kong’s democracy and rule of law (see S. Res. 106), S798 [15MR]

——— condemn violation of U.S. airspace by high-altitude surveillance balloon (see S. Res. 49), S313 [9FE] (see S. Res. 66), S426 [15FE] (see H. Res. 104), H781 [8FE]

——— condemn Wuhan Lab ‘‘leak’’ causing coronavirus pandemic (see H. Con. Res. 48), H2546 [23MY]

——— counter influence at U.N. (see H.R. 4842), H3948 [25JY]

——— counter military-civil fusion strategy of Chinese Communist Party and prevent U.S. contributions to development of dual-use technology in China (see S. 1368), S1418 [27AP] (see H.R. 2993), H2116 [28AP]

——— decrease dependency on Chinese manufacturing and decrease migration due to lost regional economic opportunities (see H.R. 722), H627 [1FE] (see H.R. 1704), H1325 [22MR]

——— denounce efforts to exert malign influence in Latin America (see S. Res. 458), S5459 [9NO]

——— designate Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region residents as priority 2 refugees of special humanitarian concern (see H.R. 3934), H2779 [7JN]

——— determine whether certain Chinese entities are responsible for human rights abuses that meet criteria for sanctions under Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act or Uyghur Human Rights Policy Act (see S. 585), S568 [1MR] (see H.R. 1324), H1049 [1MR]

——— develop and carry out strategy to seek reimbursement from China of funds made available by U.S. to address coronavirus (see H.R. 685), H576 [31JA]

——— direct financial regulators to exclude representatives of China from certain banking organizations if President notifies Congress of any threats to economic system of Taiwan or U.S. (see H.R. 803), H678 [2FE]

——— end treatment as developing nation (see S. 308), S310 [9FE]

——— establish conditions for suspending normal trade relations (see S. 2761), S4356 [11SE]

——— expand sanctions relative to human rights abuses in Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region and counter genocidal policies (see S. 1770), S1843 [31MY]

——— hold accountable for violation of U.S. airspace and sovereignty with high-altitude surveillance balloon (see H.R. 1151), H873 [24FE]

——— hold Chinese Communist Party responsible for present day efforts to knowingly and intentionally manipulate their currency (see H. Res. 421), H2456 [18MY]

——— impose additional sanctions relative to human rights abuses in Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (see S. 2358), S2985 [18JY]

——— impose restrictions on correspondent and payable-through accounts in U.S. relative to Chinese financial institutions that conduct transactions involving purchase of petroleum or petroleum products from Iran (see H.R. 5923), H4998 [11OC]

——— impose sanctions and other measures in response to failure to allow investigation into origins of coronavirus at suspect laboratories in Wuhan (see S. 588), S568 [1MR]

——— impose sanctions if China initiates military invasion of Taiwan (see S. 1027), S1052 [29MR] (see H.R. 2372), H1640 [29MR]

——— impose sanctions in event of invasion or blockade of Taiwan (see S. 481), S456 [16FE]

——— impose sanctions on Chinese Communist Party military and surveillance companies (see H.R. 760), H675 [2FE]

——— impose sanctions on Chinese producers of synthetic opioids and opioid precursors and hold Chinese officials accountable for spread of illicit fentanyl (see H.R. 3203), H2307 [11MY]

——— impose sanctions on members of National Communist Party Congress (see H.R. 3334), H2346 [15MY]

——— impose sanctions relative to export of fentanyl precursors (see H.R. 1171), H873 [24FE]

——— impose sanctions with respect to members of Chinese Communist Party and heads of Chinese health agencies relative to coronavirus pandemic (see H.R. 229), H106 [9JA]

——— modify limitation on military-to-military exchanges and contacts with People’s Liberation Army to cover logistical operations and remove exception for search-and-rescue and humanitarian operations and exercises (see S. 586), S568 [1MR]

——— outline effective U.S. sanctions strategy in event of Taiwan invasion and issue report on strategic vulnerabilities and leverage China could exploit against U.S. economy (see S. 1074), S1088 [30MR] (see H.R. 2449), H1692 [30MR]

——— prohibit acquisition and ownership of U.S. agricultural land (see S. 684), S669 [7MR]

——— prohibit arms sales, cyber-security sales, and military sales (see H.R. 4001), H2806 [12JN]

——— prohibit certain Communist Party members from entering U.S. until government ceases theft of U.S. intellectual property (see H.R. 1016), H838 [14FE]

——— prohibit Federal funding for programs, projects, or activities in China until amounts made available for coronavirus relief in U.S. have been reimbursed (see H.R. 566), H427 [26JA]

——— prohibit Federal funding to Wuhan Institute of Virology and require GAO study on Federal funds previously provided to such institute or to entities affiliated with Chinese government (see S. 421), S397 [14FE] (see H.R. 1025), H838 [14FE]

——— prohibit foreign nationals associated with China from purchase of agricultural real estate in U.S. and from participating in any Dept. of Agriculture programs except food safety inspections (see H.R. 809), H678 [2FE]

——— prohibit funding for support of any activities within Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (see H.R. 4039), H2808 [12JN]

——— prohibit money services businesses from engaging in any transaction that involves central bank digital currency issued by China (see S. 3248), S5426 [8NO] (see H.R. 804), H678 [2FE]

——— provide for imposition of sanctions relative to forced organ harvesting (see H.R. 4132), H2932 [14JN]

——— remember victims of violent suppression of democracy protests in Tiananmen Square and condemn crackdown on human rights and basic freedoms within China, including Hong Kong, by Chinese Communist Party (see S. Res. 237), S1983 [6JN] (see H. Res. 462), H2712 [1JN]

——— require annual report on U.S. portfolio investments (see S. 860), S826 [16MR]

——— require anyone who maintains Internet site or mobile app owned by Chinese Communist Party or located in China to disclose that fact to anyone who downloads or otherwise uses such application (see S. 3329), S5540 [15NO] (see H.R. 784), H677 [2FE]

——— require anyone who maintains Internet site or mobile app that stores information in China to disclose that fact and whether Chinese Communist Party or Chinese state-owned entity has access (see H.R. 742), H675 [2FE]

——— require report on availability of Federal funds to persons and entities of China and activities conducted in collaboration with China (see H.R. 6426), H5892 [15NO]

——— require strategy to counter role in evasion of sanctions imposed by U.S. relative to Iran (see S. 3235), S5402 [7NO]

——— state U.S. policy relative to religious freedom (see S. 3164), S5229 [30OC] (see H.R. 6069), H5172 [26OC]

——— strengthen requirements to ensure goods made with forced labor in Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region do not enter U.S. market (see H.R. 4567), H3206 [11JY]

——— take actions to prohibit purchase of public or private real estate located in U.S by members and entities under ownership, control, or influence of Chinese Communist Party (see H.R. 344), H233 [12JA]

——— take certain actions relative to labeling as developing country (see H.R. 1107), H864 [21FE]

——— withdraw normal trade relations treatment from products (see S. 906), S860 [21MR] (see H.R. 4673), H3639 [17JY]

——— withdraw permanent normal trade relations treatment and expand eligibility requirements for products to receive future normal trade relations treatment (see S. 125), S121 [26JA] (see H.R. 638), H510 [30JA]

——— withhold payments on debts owed to hold accountable for handling of coronavirus (see H. Res. 186), H970 [28FE]

——— work with allies to seek increased compliance with certain Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development export credit standards (see H.R. 1137), H865 [21FE]

CIA: submit to Congress intelligence assessment on Sinaloa Cartel and Jalisco Cartel (see H.R. 6767), H6941 [13DE]

Citizenship: prohibit removal of certain veterans from U.S. and expedite their naturalization (see H.R. 717), H627 [1FE]

Climate: recognize that climate change most severely impacts vulnerable and disadvantaged communities and that it is U.S. responsibility to work with global partners to promote environmental and climate justice (see H. Res. 595), H3640 [17JY]

Clothing industry: honor Thai-American garment workers freed from El Monte, CA, sweatshop, acknowledge positive change as result of El Monte case, and recognize fight against such conditions and for corporate accountability (see S. Res. 346), S4555 [18SE] (see H. Res. 710), H4438 [20SE]

Coast Guard: prohibit from entering into agreement relative to assessing effectiveness of antiterrorism measures at foreign port with any foreign government that is state sponsor of terrorism (see S. 832), S825 [16MR] (see H.R. 1782), H1437 [24MR]

Coastal zones: extend U.S. customs waters (see S. 71), S98 [25JA] (see H.R. 529), H324 [25JA]

Colleges and universities: require additional foreign gifts reporting for institutions of higher education, certain staff and faculty, and foreign investments within endowments (see S. 3362), S5674 [29NO] (see H.R. 5933), H4998 [11OC]

——— require additional foreign gifts reporting for institutions of higher education, certain staff and faculty, and foreign investments within endowments (H.R. 5933), consideration (see H. Res. 906), H6109 [4DE]

——— require disclosure of certain foreign investments within endowments (see H.R. 6165), H5228 [1NO]

——— require disclosures of certain ties to organizations affiliated with China, Chinese Communist Party, and People’s Liberation Army (see S. 768), S743 [9MR] (see H.R. 944), H824 [9FE]

——— require FBI to create list of foreign intelligence threats to higher education and require reporting to Dept. of Education of certain gifts from such entities (see S. 360), S312 [9FE] (see H.R. 1146), H866 [21FE]

Commission on Americans Living Abroad: establish (see H.R. 2729), H1886 [19AP]

Committee on Afghanistan (Joint, Select): establish (see S. 170), S172 [31JA]

Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S.: determine whether national security review is needed for reportable agricultural land transactions referred by Sec. of Agriculture (see H.R. 5409), H4263 [12SE]

——— expand transactions for which declarations may be required to include investments in U.S. businesses that maintain or collect sensitive personal data (see S. 2947), S4720 [27SE]

——— include Depts. of Agriculture and HHS and require to consider security of U.S. food and agriculture systems as factor when determining to take action on foreign investment (see S. 2312), S2460 [13JY]

——— include Sec. of Agriculture as member (see S. 168), S172 [31JA] (see H.R. 683), H576 [31JA] (see H.R. 3378), H2376 [16MY]

——— increase oversight of foreign direct investment in U.S. agricultural land (see S. 1066), S1053 [29MR]

——— protect against foreign influence over agriculture production and supply chains (see S. 68), S98 [25JA] (see H.R. 513), H323 [25JA]

——— protect U.S. food security, give greater jurisdiction over land purchases, and prevent foreign adversary purchases of land near sensitive sites (see H.R. 4577), H3476 [12JY]

——— require review of greenfield investments by China (see S. 2069), S2185 [21JN] (see H.R. 5926), H4998 [11OC]

——— strengthen oversight over foreign investment in U.S. agricultural industry (see S. 2060), S2145 [20JN] (see H.R. 5078), H4151 [28JY]

Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the U.S. and the Chinese Communist Party (House, Select): establish (see H. Res. 11), H107 [9JA]

Congo, Democratic Republic of the: terminate national emergency relative to blocking property of persons contributing to conflict taking place in Democratic Republic of the Congo (see H.J. Res. 68), H2808 [12JN]

Congress: require certain entities submit information on Basel Committee on Bank Supervision (see S. 2655), S3755 [27JY]

Conservation of natural resources: protect and conserve at least 50 percent of land, freshwater, and ocean ecosystems in U.S. and encourage diplomatic efforts to achieve this goal worldwide (see H. Res. 430), H2500 [22MY]

Countering International Parental Child Abduction Month: observance (see S. Res. 115), S826 [16MR]

Courts: allow actions against China for deaths, pain and suffering, and economic crisis resulting from intentional misrepresentations to WHO (see H.R. 1519), H1248 [9MR]

——— allow claims against foreign states for unlawful computer intrusion (see H.R. 2745), H1907 [20AP]

——— increase transparency and oversight of third-party funding of litigation by foreign persons and prohibit third-party funding of litigation by foreign states and sovereign wealth funds (see S. 2805), S4525 [14SE] (see H.R. 5488), H4345 [14SE]

Crime: add membership in significant transnational criminal organization to list of grounds of inadmissibility and prohibit provision of material support or resources to such organizations (see H.R. 334), H233 [12JA]

——— allow owner of trade secret redress of theft of trade secrets extraterritorially (see H.R. 844), H709 [6FE]

——— deter trafficking of illicit fentanyl and provide justice for victims (see S. 389), S313 [9FE] (see H.R. 2947), H2083 [27AP]

——— prohibit foreign officials from demanding bribes (see S. 2347), S2984 [18JY] (see H.R. 4696), H3698 [18JY]

Cuba: commemorate anniversary of peaceful protests, condemn ongoing acts of repression and human rights violations, and call for immediate release of all arbitrarily detained Cuban citizens (see S. Res. 287), S2311 [11JY] (see S. Res. 295), S2461 [13JY] (see H. Res. 579), H3206 [11JY]

——— condemn discussion and implementation of agreement with China to build spy base in Cuba (see H. Con. Res. 52), H2884 [13JN]

——— extradite to U.S. William Morales and other individuals living in Cuba in order to escape prosecution or confinement for criminal offenses committed in U.S. (see H. Res. 428), H2456 [18MY]

——— impose sanctions on foreign persons that engage in certain transactions relative to Cuba and for human rights abuses and corruption (see S. 504), S457 [16FE] (see H.R. 1120), H864 [21FE]

Czech Republic: independence anniversary (see S. Res. 342), S4526 [14SE] (see H. Res. 749), H4910 [29SE]

DEA: establish National Center To Stop the Import of Illicit Synthetic Drugs (see H.R. 2616), H1725 [13AP]

Defense Intelligence Agency: conduct comparative study on defense budgets of China and U.S. (see S. 1791), S1899 [1JN]

Dept. of Agriculture: ensure that all dogs entering U.S. do not pose health risk (see S. 502), S457 [16FE] (see H.R. 1184), H874 [24FE]

——— establish country of origin labeling requirements for beef (see S. 52), S75 [24JA]

——— expand opportunity for agricultural producers, increase consumer choice in food markets, and enhance American international competitiveness by establishing new programs for food innovation (see H.R. 5023), H4139 [27JY]

——— extend and expand Market Access Program and Foreign Market Development Cooperator Program (see S. 176), S172 [31JA] (see H.R. 648), H574 [31JA]

——— increase minimum amount of civil penalty imposed for violating regulations relative to foreign investments in U.S. agricultural land (see H.R. 1789), H1437 [24MR]

——— modify market development programs (see S. 1205), S1255 [19AP] (see H.R. 2723), H1886 [19AP]

——— preserve foreign markets for goods using common names (see S. 1652), S1704 [17MY] (see H.R. 3423), H2424 [17MY]

——— prohibit foreign nationals associated with certain foreign governments from purchase or lease of agricultural land in U.S. and from participating in any agricultural programs for farmers (see S. 926), S909 [22MR] (see H.R. 3357), H2375 [16MY]

——— prohibit retailers from designating U.S. as country of origin for foreign beef (see H.R. 5081), H4151 [28JY]

——— provide technical assistance to improve infrastructure in foreign markets for U.S. agricultural commodities (see S. 2570), S3753 [27JY] (see H.R. 4612), H3574 [13JY]

——— remove limitation on amount of civil penalty imposed on foreign owners who fail to report or misreport investments in U.S. agricultural land (see S. 2382), S3147 [19JY] (see H.R. 6469), H5902 [21NO]

——— report on competitiveness of U.S. exports of specialty crops (see S. 3300), S5507 [14NO] (see H.R. 6399), H5855 [14NO]

——— require foreign purchaser of agricultural land to be subject to same restrictions as are applicable to U.S. citizens and nationals in home country of such foreign purchaser (see H.R. 6580), H6110 [4DE]

——— require preclearance quarantine inspections for all movement to or from Hawaii by either domestic or international travel (see H.R. 2881), H2047 [26AP]

Dept. of Commerce: amend statement of policy relative to export controls (see H.R. 6606), H6144 [5DE]

——— apply foreign-direct product rules to Iran (see H.R. 6603), H6144 [5DE]

——— establish China Economic Data Coordination Center within Bureau of Economic Analysis (see S. 970), S933 [23MR]

——— establish critical supply chain resiliency and crisis response program and secure U.S. leadership in deploying emerging technologies (see H.R. 6571), H6109 [4DE]

——— establish procedures to include certain foreign persons that pose threat to security of supply chains of Internet of Things devices on Entity List (see H.R. 942), H824 [9FE]

——— include certain persons of China subject to export licensing regulations on entity list maintained by Dept. of the Treasury (see S. 2275), S2360 [12JY]

——— prohibit any transactions using Alipay in U.S. (see H.R. 5447), H4296 [13SE]

——— prohibit support for remote use or cloud use of certain integrated circuits by entities located in China or Macau (see H.R. 4683), H3639 [17JY]

——— provide for export approvals for high-performance computers to India (see H.R. 5374), H4229 [8SE]

——— provide for presumption of denial of licenses for export, reexport, or in-country transfer of technology to end users in China or Russia (see S. 2170), S2223 [22JN]

——— provide training and guidance relative to human rights abuses, including such abuses perpetrated against Uyghur population by China (see S. 484), S456 [16FE]

——— require continuation of export controls relative to Huawei Technologies Co. (see H.R. 686), H576 [31JA]

——— require export controls relative to certain personal data of U.S. nationals and individuals in U.S. (see S. 1974), S2096 [14JN] (see H.R. 4108), H2930 [14JN]

——— require pilot program on use of big data analytics to identify vessels evading sanctions and export controls and report on availability of emerging technologies subject to export controls (see S. 2248), S2311 [11JY]

——— require report relative to licensing transparency (see H.R. 6614), H6207 [6DE]

——— review, prohibit, and mitigate certain information communications and technology transactions between persons in U.S. and foreign adversaries (see S. 686), S669 [7MR]

——— transfer regulatory control of certain munitions exports to Dept. of State and develop inter-agency strategy to disrupt trafficking of firearms to Mexico and certain Central American and Caribbean countries (see H.R. 6618), H6207 [6DE]

Dept. of Defense: build capacity of foreign security forces with respect to certain fishing operations (see H.R. 5479), H4344 [14SE]

——— clarify meaning of term ‘‘aggregate value’’ relative to Presidential drawdown authority (see S. 2255), S2359 [12JY]

——— conduct detection, monitoring, and other operations in cyberspace to counter Mexican transnational criminal organizations engaged in certain activities that cross southern U.S. border (see S. 2715), S3757 [27JY]

——— conduct operational assessment of installation defense capabilities to defeat unmanned aircraft system (see H.R. 6898), H7007 [22DE]

——— conduct study and report to Congress on defense of Dept. of Defense facilities and forces in European and Indo-Pacific regions from missile and air attack (see H.R. 5229), H4191 [18AU]

——— develop, in cooperation with allies and partners in Middle East, integrated maritime domain awareness and interdiction capability (see S. 1334), S1417 [27AP] (see H.R. 2973), H2084 [27AP]

——— develop strategy for deploying ground-based theater-range missiles in Indo-Pacific region (see S. 2318), S2460 [13JY] (see H.R. 4485), H3171 [6JY]

——— develop strategy to counter fentanyl trafficking in U.S. (see S. 1619), S1678 [16MY] (see H.R. 3359), H2375 [16MY]

——— direct U.S. Army Special Operations Command to seek to carry out training program with special operations forces of Polish Army (see H.R. 2464), H1698 [3AP]

——— enhance and expand cybersecurity cooperation with Taiwan (see S. 1241), S1293 [20AP] (see H.R. 2756), H1907 [20AP]

——— enter into agreement with university affiliated research center to conduct research and analysis on multipolar deterrence and escalation dynamics (see H.R. 5226), H4191 [18AU]

——— establish Baltic Security Initiative (see S. 1465), S1534 [4MY] (see H.R. 2922), H2082 [27AP]

——— establish intergovernmental taskforce to identify opportunities to decrease reliance on critical minerals from China and other adversarial nations (see S. 2031), S2123 [15JN]

——— establish military training program in U.S. with Mexico (see S. 2098), S2186 [21JN]

——— establish partnership program to assist military forces of partner countries in developing and maintaining military-wide transformational strategies for operational energy (see S. 1437), S1505 [3MY]

——— establish pilot program to evaluate novel pharmaceutical manufacturing technologies to reduce reliance on foreign manufacturers for active pharmaceutical ingredients and key starting materials (see H.R. 6897), H7006 [22DE]

——— establish procedures for review and reinvestigation of certain allegations of civilian harm that resulted from military operations (see H.R. 5112), H4157 [1AU]

——— expand prohibition on funding for international institutions of higher education that host Confucius Insititutes and remove authority to waive prohibition (see S. 1864), S2005 [7JN] (see H.R. 3889), H2777 [7JN]

——— extend and modify authority to provide training for Eastern European national security forces in course of multilateral exercises (see S. 2154), S2223 [22JN]

——— extend and modify pilot program to improve cyber cooperation with foreign military partners in Southeast Asia (see S. 1517), S1602 [10MY] (see H.R. 6182), H5361 [2NO]

——— extend and modify training for Eastern European national security forces in course of multilateral exercises (see S. 3506), S5961 [13DE]

——— identify certain aircraft shelters for aviation assets in Indo-Pacific region and submit plan to make improvements to such shelters (see S. 1566), S1623 [11MY]

——— making supplemental appropriations for Ukraine security assistance in response to Russian invasion (see H.R. 5692), H4497 [26SE]

——— making supplemental appropriations for Ukraine security assistance in response to Russian invasion (H.R. 5692), consideration (see H. Res. 730), H4712 [27SE]

——— modify Contested Logistics Working Group (see S. 2473), S3521 [25JY]

——— notify Congress of certain foreign airborne objects in national airspace system capable of carrying out surveillance activities (see H.R. 968), H825 [9FE]

——— prohibit Federal funding for institutions of higher education that have agreements with certain academic institutions in China and Russia (see H.R. 4660), H3612 [14JY]

——— prohibit from acquiring computers or printers manufactured by or from entities controlled by China (see H.R. 5227), H4191 [18AU]

——— prohibit obligation or expenditure of military or security assistance to Ukraine until operational control of U.S.-Mexico border is achieved (see H.R. 199), H105 [9JA]

——— prohibit transfer or release of individuals detained at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to U.S. (see H.R. 143), H103 [9JA]

——— promote ethics and prevent corruption in contracting and other activities by limiting influence of contractors and foreign entities and ensuring transparency (see S. 2050), S2145 [20JN] (see H.R. 5306), H4210 [29AU]

——— provide Army Tactical Missile Systems to Ukraine (see H. Res. 488), H2788 [9JN]

——— provide colorectal cancer screening for members of uniformed services who served in locations associated with toxic exposure (see S. 302), S265 [7FE]

——— provide for emergency acquisition authority in event of armed attack against U.S. ally or partner by foreign adversary (see H.R. 6217), H5403 [3NO]

——— reactivate and repurpose unobligated funds into Dept. of the Treasury account to deter Chinese Communist Party before such previously appropriated funds expire at end of fiscal year (see H.R. 5753), H4712 [27SE]

——— reimburse Texas for costs of Operation Lone Star immigration enforcement (see H.R. 1286), H1047 [1MR]

——— report on restrictions on employment of former employees by certain countries (see H.R. 6901), H7007 [22DE]

——— require annual reports on allied contributions to common defense (see H.R. 6096), H5173 [26OC]

——— require briefing on actions by China in Africa that pose threat to U.S. national security (see H.R. 5931), H4998 [11OC]

——— require Director of Defense Media Activity establish course of education on digital content provenance and carry out pilot program implementing digital content provenance standards (see S. 2222), S2287 [10JY] (see S. 3504), S5961 [13DE]

——— require report on dangers posed by nuclear reactors in areas that might experience armed conflict (see S. 571), S532 [28FE]

——— review war plans to improve Taiwan defense capabilities, prioritize and fast-track military sales, establish joint military training programs, and prohibit defense contractors from doing business in China (see S. 1997), S2097 [14JN] (see H.R. 5072), H4150 [28JY]

——— streamline and expedite foreign military sales process (see S. 2265), S2360 [12JY]

——— submit report on effects on national security of surveillance conducted by China via high-altitude surveillance balloon shot down in U.S. airspace (see H.R. 6625), H6207 [6DE]

Dept. of Defense State Partnership Program: anniversary (see S. Res. 220), S1745 [18MY] (see S. Res. 308), S3522 [25JY] (see H. Res. 433), H2500 [22MY]

Dept. of Education: award grants to local educational agencies to establish or improve world language or dual language programs (see H.R. 5603), H4437 [20SE]

——— prohibit award of Federal funds to institutions of higher education that employ instructors funded by Chinese Communist Party (see H.R. 684), H576 [31JA]

——— prohibit elementary and secondary schools from accepting funds from or entering into contracts with China and Chinese Communist Party (see H.R. 5567), H4407 [19SE]

——— prohibit institutions of higher education, elementary schools, and secondary schools from receiving Federal funds if those schools or institutions have covered relationships with covered persons (see S. 3443), S5851 [7DE]

——— provide program eligibility for distance education programs offered by foreign institutions of higher education (see S. 1168), S1134 [17AP]

——— reauthorize foreign language and international education programs at colleges and universities and support research and innovation projects in such areas (see S. 239), S229 [2FE]

——— require certain college and university staff and faculty to report foreign gifts and contracts (see H.R. 5902), H4989 [6OC]

——— require disclosures of foreign donations, contracts, or gifts by institutions of higher education (see H.R. 1819), H1526 [28MR]

——— require institutions of higher education to file additional disclosures relating to gifts and contracts from foreign sources (see S. 2856), S4630 [20SE] (see H.R. 4145), H2956 [15JN]

——— require institutions of higher education to include campus antisemitism in annual security report to ensure such institutions do not support terrorist activity of foreign terrorist organizations (see S. 3184), S5315 [1NO] (see H.R. 6419), H5892 [15NO]

——— strengthen disclosure requirements for institutions of higher education relative to foreign gifts and contracts (see H.R. 1739), H1407 [23MR]

Dept. of Energy: conduct study on global status of civilian nuclear energy industry (see H.R. 995), H837 [14FE]

——— enhance research security protocols to prevent theft of Government research by nationals of foreign countries of concern (see S. 1734), S1744 [18MY]

——— establish and reform certain petroleum reserves, reduce dependence on foreign oil and expand use of electric vehicles, and increase oil refinery capacity (see H.R. 432), H250 [20JA]

——— expand exports of natural gas (see S. 438), S425 [15FE]

——— expedite applications for exportation of natural gas to NATO-member countries (see H.R. 1497), H1247 [9MR]

——— prohibit export of crude oil to certain countries as condition of sale at auction of any crude oil from Strategic Petroleum Reserve (see S. 283), S264 [7FE] (see H.R. 222), H106 [9JA]

——— prohibit export of crude oil to certain countries or state-owned entities as condition of sale at auction of any crude oil from Strategic Petroleum Reserve (see S. 11), S54 [23JA]

——— prohibit export or sale of petroleum products from Strategic Petroleum Reserve to certain entities (see H.R. 293), H203 [11JA]

——— prohibit export or sale of petroleum products from Strategic Petroleum Reserve to China (see S. 9), S54 [23JA] (see S. 218), S204 [1FE] (see H.R. 22), H97 [9JA]

——— prohibit sale of petroleum products from Strategic Petroleum Reserve to certain entities (see H.R. 59), H100 [9JA]

——— prohibit suppliers of power to U.S. defense-critical electric infrastructure from using equipment owned, controlled, operated, or otherwise connected to, foreign adversaries (see S. 1050), S1053 [29MR]

——— prohibit use of Federal funds for implementing or administering any provision of memorandum of understanding reached with Chinese Academy of Sciences (see H.R. 2462), H1698 [3AP]

——— require Strategic Petroleum Reserve to contain petroleum products produced or refined in U.S. (see S. 337), S311 [9FE]

——— study and report on greenhouse gas emissions intensity of certain products produced in U.S. and in certain foreign countries (see S. 1863), S2005 [7JN]

Dept. of HHS: address barriers immigrants and refugees face to entering health care workforce (see H.R. 3733), H2638 [25MY]

——— award grants for career support for skilled internationally educated health professionals (see H.R. 3732), H2638 [25MY]

——— award grants to reduce barriers to immigrants becoming nurses or allied health professionals in U.S. (see H.R. 3731), H2638 [25MY]

——— provide authority to suspend right to introduce certain persons or property into U.S. in interest of public health (see S. 1192), S1255 [19AP]

——— provide for suspension of entries and imports from designated countries to prevent spread of communicable diseases and import of certain controlled substances (see H.R. 801), H678 [2FE]

Dept. of Homeland Security: address fentanyl being smuggled across border with Mexico (see H.R. 943), H824 [9FE]

——— adjust status of certain Venezuelan nationals to that of aliens lawfully admitted for permanent residence (see H.R. 4048), H2808 [12JN]

——— authorize immediate expulsion of inadmissible aliens attempting to enter U.S. by fraud or without necessary entry document (see S. 1473), S1534 [4MY] (see H.R. 3234), H2308 [11MY]

——— authorize to perform certain drug enforcement functions (see H.R. 5713), H4497 [26SE]

——— bolster efforts to combat cross border threats posed by transnational criminal organizations (see H.R. 5132), H4158 [1AU]

——— cease all immigration functions at ports of entry along southern border until certification is made that no individuals included on terrorist screening database are able to enter U.S. (see H.R. 6170), H5228 [1NO]

——— clarify rights of all persons held or detained at port of entry or detention facility overseen by U.S. Customs and Border Protection or U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (see S. 342), S311 [9FE] (see H.R. 666), H575 [31JA]

——— combat efforts of criminal organizations to recruit individuals in U.S. via social media platforms and other online services and assess use of such platforms and services for illicit activities (see S. 61), S75 [24JA] (see H.R. 2393), H1641 [29MR]

——— continue to implement Migrant Protection Protocols (see S. 1479), S1566 [9MY] (see H.R. 2738), H1906 [20AP]

——— defer removal of certain Vietnamese, Cambodian, and Laotian nationals for certain period (see H.R. 5248), H4196 [22AU]

——— defer removal of certain Vietnamese nationals for certain period (see H.R. 5471), H4344 [14SE]

——— deny asylum to members of Communist or other totalitarian party (see S. 2905), S4654 [21SE] (see H.R. 5651), H4455 [21SE]

——— designate Romania as program country under visa waiver program (see S. 814), S798 [15MR]

——— detain any unlawfully present alien who is arrested for certain criminal offenses (see H.R. 87), H101 [9JA]

——— develop and disseminate threat assessment regarding use of cyber harassment, including doxing, by terrorists and foreign malicious actors (see H.R. 3547), H2456 [18MY]

——— disapprove rule entitled ‘‘Circumvention of Lawful Pathways’’ (see S.J. Res. 41), S3757 [27JY] (see H.J. Res. 83), H4141 [27JY]

——— disapprove rule entitled ‘‘Public Charge Ground of Inadmissibility’’ (see S.J. Res. 18), S715 [8MR] (see H.J. Res. 41), H1206 [8MR]

——— disrupt smuggling of U.S.-sourced firearms and related munitions across land border with Mexico (see H.R. 6404), H5855 [14NO]

——— eliminate Diversity Immigrant Visa Program (see H.R. 1100), H853 [17FE]

——— engage in cybersecurity cooperation with Abraham Accords countries (see S. 1777), S1843 [31MY]

——— enhance border security by expanding partnerships with law enforcement entities in Mexico and Central and South American countries to combat human smuggling and trafficking operations (see H.R. 4574), H3476 [12JY]

——— enhance capabilities for outbound inspections at southern land border (see S. 1897), S2028 [8JN]

——— ensure that efforts to engage in espionage or technology transfer are considered in visa issuance (see S. 370), S312 [9FE] (see H.R. 6286), H5650 [8NO]

——— establish and authorize funding for Iranian Sanctions Enforcement Fund to enforce U.S. sanctions on Iran and proxies, pay off U.S. debt, and codify Export Enforcement Coordination Center (see S. 3197), S5315 [1NO] (see H.R. 6201), H5362 [2NO]

——— establish Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Office (see S. 1798), S1899 [1JN]

——— establish integrated border intelligence analytical cell and Joint Task Force to combat transnational organizations exploiting migration surges and strengthen cross-border partnerships (see H.R. 6392), H5728 [13NO]

——— establish Joint Operations Centers along southern U.S. border (see S. 3104), S5143 [24OC]

——— establish procedure for terminating Surgeon General determination to suspend certain entries and imports from designated places relative to coronavirus public health emergency (see S. 208), S203 [1FE]

——— establish procedures to conduct maintenance projects at ports of entry at which U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office of Field Operations conducts certain enforcement and facilitation activities (see S. 243), S229 [2FE]

——— evaluate certain factors for aliens who submit state sponsored Chinese immigration application or who have been employed by Chinese Communist Party (see H.R. 4808), H3888 [20JY]

——— expand availability of H–1B nonimmigrant visas (see H.R. 4647), H3611 [14JY]

——— extend authorization of Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Office (see H.R. 3224), H2308 [11MY]

——— grant lawful permanent resident status to aliens from certain countries who meet specific eligibility requirements (see S. 1727), S1744 [18MY]

——— improve collection of intelligence relative to activities by drug trafficking organizations in certain foreign countries (see H.R. 597), H489 [27JA]

——— make grants to certain border communities to reimburse expenses related to security measures along border with Mexico (see H.R. 725), H627 [1FE]

——— prioritize removal of certain aliens (see H.R. 3920), H2778 [7JN]

——— prohibit from granting certain aliens temporary protected status (see H.R. 6164), H5228 [1NO]

——— prohibit from operating or procuring certain foreign-made unmanned aircraft systems (see H.R. 1501), H1247 [9MR]

——— prohibit funding to establish Homeland Intelligence Experts Group (see H.R. 5729), H4498 [26SE]

——— prohibit parole or release of asylum applicants while asylum claims are pending (see H.R. 86), H101 [9JA]

——— provide authority to adjust rate of merchandise processing fees to offset capital costs incurred by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (see H.R. 6409), H5855 [14NO]

——— provide for emergency response to migration surges (see H.R. 6535), H6049 [30NO]

——— provide that notice titled ‘‘Designating Aliens for Expedited Removal’’ shall be given full force and effect of law (see H.R. 489), H277 [24JA]

——— provide visa availability for Government Employee Immigrant Visa program (see S. 1887), S2028 [8JN] (see H.R. 5982), H5028 [18OC]

——— publish report on number of migrants at each port of entry apprehended, paroled, or granted work authorization (see S. 3187), S5315 [1NO] (see H.R. 6523), H6049 [30NO]

——— reform process for enforcing U.S. immigration laws (see H.R. 2374), H1640 [29MR]

——— reform process for inspection of applicants for admission (see H.R. 6477), H5902 [21NO]

——— remove legal impediments preventing construction of border wall, improve construction requirements, and make previously appropriated funds available (see S. 422), S397 [14FE] (see H.R. 989), H837 [14FE]

——— require congressional extension of foreign states’ temporary protected status designation (see S. 207), S203 [1FE]

——— require President to suspend entry of aliens into U.S. when average number of ‘‘encounters’’ exceeds certain number (see H.R. 2737), H1906 [20AP]

——— require U.S. Customs and Border Protection to make certain determinations in enforcing Jones Act (see H.R. 5991), H5031 [19OC]

——— require Visa Waiver Program countries to share watch list information about known or suspected terrorists and to cooperate with U.S. law enforcement in preventing and combating crime (see S. 493), S456 [16FE]

——— restrict flow of illicit drugs into U.S. (see S. 1464), S1534 [4MY]

——— resume border wall system construction, preserve exclusive authority of immigration judges over asylum claims, and codify Migrant Protection Protocols (see S. 716), S715 [8MR]

——— secure southern border, reform asylum system, provide earned path to citizenship, make e-verify mandatory, and establish American Worker Fund using immigrant restitution payments (see H.R. 3599), H2545 [23MY]

——— strengthen authorities of U.S. Customs and Border Protection to enforce customs and trade laws (see S. 3431), S5851 [7DE]

——— suspend entry of aliens (see S. 696), S714 [8MR] (see H.R. 29), H98 [9JA]

——— suspend entry of illegal aliens in response to fentanyl public health crisis (see S. 1532), S1603 [10MY]

——— terminate Disinformation Governance Board and prohibit use of Federal funds to establish any other similar board (see H.R. 4514), H3176 [10JY] (see H.R. 4776), H3886 [20JY] (see H.R. 5507), H4345 [14SE]

——— terminate requirement for proof of coronavirus vaccination for foreign travelers (see H.R. 3094), H2134 [5MY]

Dept. of Homeland Security and Office of Director of National Intelligence: submit report on foreign threats to U.S. elections and test for and monitor cybersecurity vulnerabilities in certain election equipment (see H.R. 4462), H3166 [3JY]

Dept. of Justice: clarify obligation of individuals who formerly served as agents of foreign principals to register retroactively relative to activities carried out previously on behalf of such foreign principals (see S. 2229), S2310 [11JY] (see H.R. 4545), H3204 [11JY]

——— criminalize harassment or intimidation by foreign governments of U.S. citizens through transnational repression (see H.R. 5907), H4990 [6OC]

——— establish CCP Initiative program (see S. 511), S457 [16FE] (see H.R. 1398), H1148 [7MR]

——— establish Federal grant program to award grants to States and nonprofit organizations to combat smuggling and trafficking of children and young women (see S. 1200), S1255 [19AP]

——— include rules for payments to Havlish Settling Judgment Creditors in appropriations authorized for catch-up payments from U.S. Victims of State Sponsored Terrorism Fund (see H.R. 6624), H6207 [6DE]

——— limit exemption from foreign agent registration requirements for persons engaging in activities in furtherance of certain bona fide pursuits to activities which do not promote foreign political agenda (see H.R. 1819), H1526 [28MR]

——— modify Foreign Agents Registration Act requirements relative to exemptions (see S. 434), S425 [15FE] (see H.R. 1099), H853 [17FE]

——— provide with greater authority to promote enforcement and disclosure requirements for agents of foreign principals (see S. 1364), S1418 [27AP]

——— report to Congress how U.S. taxpayer funded research has benefited China (see H.R. 551), H426 [26JA]

——— report to Congress on activities relative to countering Chinese national security threats (see H.R. 5404), H4263 [12SE]

——— require accounting of assets taken from certain foreign citizens by their government and forfeited to U.S. and call for return of such assets to citizens (see H.R. 137), H102 [9JA]

——— require certain nonprofit social welfare organizations to submit disclosure reports on foreign funding (see S. 1087), S1088 [30MR] (see H.R. 1438), H1204 [8MR]

Dept. of Labor: permanently authorize exemption of aliens working as fish processors from numerical limitation on H–2B nonimmigrant visas (see S. 3013), S4947 [4OC]

——— prohibit retirement plan investments in foreign adversary and sanctioned entities and require disclosure of existing investments in such entities (see H.R. 4008), H2807 [12JN]

——— streamline issuance of nonimmigrant temporary work visas (see H.R. 4708), H3699 [18JY]

Dept. of State: assess Conflict and Stabilization Operations Bureau, including whether Bureau should be maintained, explanations of its function, and cost analysis (see H.R. 6255), H5543 [7NO]

——— assess U.S. capacity to effectively marshal disparate elements of national power to counter adversary political warfare campaigns (see H.R. 4690), H3640 [17JY]

——— authorize revocation or denial of passports and passport cards to individuals affiliated with foreign terrorist organizations (see H.R. 775), H676 [2FE]

——— authorize rewards for identification of credible information on origins of coronavirus (see H.R. 301), H203 [11JA]

——— authorize rewards for information on individuals or entities engaged in activities that violate U.S. or U.N. sanctions under Rewards for Justice Program (see S. 2066), S2185 [21JN] (see H.R. 4234), H3069 [21JN]

——— authorize to negotiate regional immigration agreements (see H.R. 1690), H1325 [22MR]

——— authorize waiver of costs of activities relating to evacuation of U.S. citizens due to acts of terrorism or war in Israel instigated by Hamas and other Islamist militant groups (see H.R. 6553), H6080 [1DE]

——— authorize waiver of costs of activities relating to evacuation of U.S. citizens due to war or acts of terrorism (see H.R. 6115), H5180 [30OC]

——— ban foreigners who have committed gross violations of internationally recognized human rights against LGBTQI+ individuals from entering U.S. (see S. 1960), S2071 [13JN] (see H.R. 4422), H3158 [30JN]

——— conduct oversight and accountability of implementation of trilateral security partnership between Australia, United Kingdom, and U.S. (see H.R. 4725), H3856 [19JY]

——— declassify and publish materials relating to Afghanistan withdrawal (see H.R. 5006), H4139 [27JY]

——— designate Mexican cartels and other transnational criminal organizations as foreign terrorist organizations (see S. 1048), S1053 [29MR]

——— designate Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations (see H. Res. 216), H1249 [9MR]

——— designate Russian-based PMC Wagner Group as foreign terrorist organization (see S. 416), S397 [14FE] (see H.R. 506), H323 [25JA]

——— determine whether Vladimir Kara-Murza is being detained wrongfully abroad for purposes of Hostage Recovery and Hostage-Taking Accountability Act (see H.R. 5671), H4456 [21SE]

——— develop strategy on efforts to strengthen subnational cooperation between U.S. and Mexico to combat trafficking of fentanyl and other synthetic opioids (see H.R. 2789), H1909 [20AP]

——— eliminate repatriation loan program to prevent U.S. citizens being evacuated from foreign country from having to repay certain costs of evacuation (see H.R. 6025), H5042 [24OC]

——— ensure U.S. diplomats and officials can advance efforts seeking Mexican compliance with 1944 Treaty on Utilization of Waters of the Colorado and Tijuana Rivers and of the Rio Grande (see S. 2969), S4759 [28SE]

——— enter into negotiations with Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office to rename its office ‘‘Taiwan Representative Office’’ (see S. 1513), S1602 [10MY] (see H.R. 3171), H2243 [10MY]

——— establish International Children With Disabilities Protection Program (see S. 847), S825 [16MR] (see H.R. 5847), H4909 [29SE]

——— establish Office of Press Freedom and create press freedom curriculum at National Foreign Affairs Training Center (see S. 2526), S3619 [26JY] (see H.R. 4898), H4028 [26JY]

——— establish position of Special Envoy for the Abraham Accords (see H.R. 1268), H970 [28FE] (see H.R. 3099), H2135 [5MY]

——— establish repatriation grant program (see H.R. 5955), H5013 [13OC]

——— establish Senator Paul Simon Study Abroad Program (see S. 2261), S2359 [12JY] (see H.R. 4588), H3477 [12JY]

——— establish Special Envoy for the Human Rights of LGBTQI+ Peoples in Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor (see S. 1007), S999 [28MR] (see H.R. 1833), H1527 [28MR]

——— establish US-ASEAN Center to support U.S. economic and cultural engagement with Southeast Asia (see S. 2725), S3894 [5SE] (see H.R. 6181), H5361 [2NO]

——— establish Venezuela Restoration Fund to use funds seized for corruption to strengthen democracy, defend human rights, support independent media, combat corruption, and improve transparency and accountability (see S. 3159), S5213 [26OC]

——— examine and report on Azerbaijan’s human rights practices, including its aggression and attacks on Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh) and Armenia (see H. Res. 735), H4714 [27SE]

——— facilitate access to existing resources relative to U.S. citizens arbitrarily detained or kidnapped overseas (see H.R. 4478), H3170 [6JY]

——— further surge capacity to better support special immigrant visa applicants who are nationals of Afghanistan (see H.R. 6904), H7007 [22DE]

——— impose sanctions relative to illicit captagon trafficking (see H.R. 4681), H3639 [17JY]

——— impose sanctions with respect to Chinese officials determined to be involved in Mexican fentanyl trade (see H.R. 5448), H4296 [13SE]

——— improve hiring authorities relative to expertise on China (see H.R. 2409), H1690 [30MR]

——— improve visa processing times (see S. 2632), S3755 [27JY]

——— include information in International Narcotics Control Strategy Report on improvements by countries in combating narcotics-related money laundering and report on consistency of Bank Secrecy Act examinations (see H.R. 5523), H4379 [18SE]

——— increase diversity in diplomatic workforce (see H.R. 6054), H5104 [25OC]

——— maintain capacity to transmit Internet access service abroad and domestically in case of emergency disruptions and support circumvention technologies that allow users to evade government censorship (see S. 861), S826 [16MR]

——— make foreign officials determined to be responsible for undermining free and fair democratic elections inadmissible to U.S. (see S. 126), S121 [26JA]

——— making supplemental appropriations to carry out U.S. Security Coordinator for Israel and Palestinian Authority mission and activities (see S. 3238), S5402 [7NO]

——— modernize and streamline public diplomacy capabilities, increase evaluation of public diplomacy programming, and enhance strategic planning for public diplomacy physical presence abroad (see H.R. 1356), H1113 [3MR]

——— modernize passport issuance process (see H.R. 6610), H6206 [6DE]

——— modernize passport processing, make permanent Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative fees, and authorize special hiring authority for Passport Services (see H.R. 5233), H4191 [18AU]

——— modify biannual report on overseas capital construction projects (see H.R. 1186), H874 [24FE]

——— nullify termination of Fulbright exchange program with regard to China and Hong Kong relative to future exchanges for participants traveling both from and to China or Hong Kong (see H.R. 2381), H1640 [29MR]

——— prioritize efforts with Mexico to combat international trafficking in precursor chemicals and synthetic drugs and impose sanctions on Chinese producers of illicit drugs or their means of production (see S. 1689), S1743 [18MY]

——— prohibit acquisition or lease of consular or diplomatic post built or owned by entity beneficially owned by China (see H.R. 6306), H5651 [8NO]

——— prohibit contracts to contractors who have previously consulted for certain foreign entities or who fail to make disclosures relating to conflicts of interest that relate to national security or foreign policy (see H.R. 6146), H5228 [1NO]

——— prohibit flying of any flag other than U.S. flag over U.S. diplomatic and consular posts (see H.R. 146), H103 [9JA]

——— prohibit from soliciting or accepting funds from U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents as condition of repatriation from Israel during evacuation period relative to Hamas terrorist attacks (see H.R. 6511), H5983 [29NO]

——— prohibit funding to Special Representative for Racial Equity and Justice (see H.R. 81), H101 [9JA]

——— prohibit requiring U.S. citizens who evacuated from Israel to reimburse Federal government for expenses (see S. 3299), S5507 [14NO] (see S. 3343), S5541 [15NO]

——— prohibit requiring U.S. citizens who receive Government assisted evacuation from crisis situation abroad to pay for costs associated with such evacuation (see H.R. 6123), H5181 [30OC]

——— prohibit U.S. contributions to U.N. Human Rights Council (see H.R. 1563), H1279 [10MR]

——— provide assistance for U.S. citizens and nationals unlawfully or wrongfully detained abroad, bolster programs to address hostage-taking and rescue, and impose sanctions on persons responsible (see S. 509), S457 [16FE] (see H.R. 6669), H6739 [7DE]

——— provide for certain authorities (see S. 2043), S2123 [15JN]

——— provide for crisis evacuation loan program (see H.R. 5968), H5020 [17OC]

——— provide for reallocation of unused waivers of foreign residency requirement for certain J-visa holders (see S. 2719), S3894 [5SE]

——— provide greater transparency relative to China’s bilateral security agreements and joint police initiatives (see S. 520), S457 [16FE]

——— provide Internet at residences owned or leased by U.S. Government in foreign countries for use of personnel (see H.R. 6798), H6983 [14DE]

——— reduce appointment wait times for certain nonimmigrant visas known as visitor visas (see H.R. 5127), H4157 [1AU]

——— report on Chinese efforts to utilize Belt and Road Initiative to expand global influence and develop strategy to counter such Initiative (see H.R. 5565), H4407 [19SE]

——— report on corruption in foreign countries, assign tiered classifications based on efforts to combat corruption, and impose sanctions on certain nationals under Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act (see S. 53), S75 [24JA] (see H.R. 457), H276 [24JA]

——— report on educational curriculum used in West Bank and Gaza by Palestinian Authority (see H.R. 3266), H2309 [11MY]

——— report on efforts by Venezuelan state actors and transnational criminal organizations to capture and detain U.S. citizens as hostages (see S. 1428), S1504 [3MY]

——— report to Congress on designation of MS–13, Queen Nation, Sinaloa, Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generacion, and Beltran Leyva Organization as foreign terrorist organizations (see H.R. 2633), H1758 [17AP]

——— report to Congress on implementation of advanced capabilities pillar of trilateral security partnership between Australia, United Kingdom, and U.S. (see S. 1006), S999 [28MR] (see H.R. 1093), H853 [17FE]

——— report to Congress on ties between criminal gangs and political and economic elites in Haiti and impose sanctions on political and economic elites involved in such criminal activities (see S. 396), S351 [13FE] (see H.R. 1684), H1300 [21MR]

——— require certain congressional notification prior to entering into, renewing, or extending science and technology agreements with China (see S. 2894), S4654 [21SE] (see H.R. 5245), H4196 [22AU]

——— require information on ForeignAssistance.gov (Internet site) be searchable (see S. 1854), S2005 [7JN]

——— require periodic reviews and updated reports relative to Taiwan Guidelines (see H.R. 1159), H873 [24FE]

——— require reciprocity from certain countries relative to reporting of official meetings with State and local officials (see S. 3405), S5750 [5DE]

——— require report on investigation into death of Shireen Abu Akleh (see H.R. 3477), H2453 [18MY]

——— require report on payments provided to Taliban and congressional review of agreements signed with Taliban (see H.R. 6617), H6207 [6DE]

——— require strategy for bolstering engagement and cooperation between U.S., Australia, India, and Japan and establish Quad Intra-Parliamentary Working Group (see H.R. 5375), H4229 [8SE]

——— require U.S. to assist in establishment of national security councils in Compacts of Free Association countries (see S. 3547), S5996 [14DE] (see H.R. 6846), H6993 [15DE]

——— review whether certain Iranian officials are eligible for entry into U.S. (see H.R. 869), H780 [8FE]

——— submit information on U.S. nationals detained abroad without determination or with determination that there is not credible information that individuals are being detained unlawfully or wrongfully (see H.R. 4388), H3150 [27JN]

——— submit plan to reimburse personal funds expended to evacuate American citizens, American lawful permanent residents, and Afghan allies from Afghanistan (see H.R. 4517), H3176 [10JY]

——— submit report on designation of Reynosa/Los Metros faction of Gulf Cartel, Jalisco New Generation Cartel, Sinaloa Cartel, and Cartel Del Noreste faction of Los Zetas as foreign terrorist organizations (see S. 698), S714 [8MR] (see H.R. 1564), H1279 [10MR]

——— submit report to Congress on sanctions under Hostage Recovery and Hostage-Taking Accountability Act (see H.R. 5826), H4855 [28SE]

——— submit updated multi-year strategy for U.S. engagement to support efforts of interested nations in Caribbean region (see H.R. 4015), H2807 [12JN]

——— support BridgeUSA cultural exchange programs and prioritize processing of J–1 BridgeUSA visas (see H. Res. 481), H2779 [7JN]

——— waive passport fees for first responders proceeding abroad to aid foreign country suffering from natural disaster (see H.R. 5620), H4454 [21SE]

——— waive reimbursement for evacuation transport for travelers stranded abroad when travel alert or warning has been issued (see H.R. 5965), H5020 [17OC]

Dept. of State, foreign operations, and related programs: making appropriations (see S. 2438), S3459 [20JY] (see H.R. 4665), H3639 [17JY]

——— making appropriations (H.R. 4665), consideration (see H. Res. 723), H4496 [26SE]

Dept. of the Interior: prohibit purchase of land in foreign countries to protect endangered species not native to U.S. (see H.R. 94), H101 [9JA]

Dept. of the Treasury: amend start date of Financial Crimes Enforcement Network pilot program on sharing with foreign branches, subsidiaries and affiliates (see H.R. 5524), H4379 [18SE]

——— assess whether international financial institutions are sufficiently focused on preventing terrorist financing (see H.R. 6588), H6143 [5DE]

——— clarify reporting requirements and provide small businesses with additional time to file beneficial ownership information (see H.R. 5119), H4157 [1AU]

——— conduct study and report on U.S. exposure to Chinese financial sector (see H.R. 1156), H873 [24FE]

——— deter foreign financial institutions from providing banking services for benefit of foreign terrorist organizations and from facilitating or promoting payments for acts of terrorism (see S. 691), S669 [7MR] (see H.R. 1408), H1148 [7MR]

——— develop Office of Foreign Assets Control pilot program under which private sector firms may receive license to conduct nominal financial transactions in furtherance of firms’ investigations (see H.R. 6370), H5727 [13NO]

——— encourage international financial institutions to provide financial assistance to certain countries for persons displaced due to armed conflict resulting from terrorist attack in Israel (see H.R. 6367), H5727 [13NO]

——— impose fee on certain remittance transfers to fund border security (see S. 3516), S5995 [14DE] (see H.R. 672), H575 [31JA] (see H.R. 6817), H6984 [14DE]

——— impose restrictions on investment in Chinese companies by tax-exempt entities (see S. 2750), S4270 [7SE] (see H.R. 5109), H4157 [1AU]

——— impose sanctions with respect to trafficking of illicit fentanyl and its precursors by transnational criminal organizations, including cartels (see S. 1271), S1340 [25AP] (see H.R. 3333), H2346 [15MY]

——— increase transparency regarding activities, and reduce malign influence of, China in Inter-American Development Bank (see S. 2470), S3521 [25JY] (see H.R. 4865), H3949 [25JY]

——— instruct U.S. Executive Director at World Bank and other international financial institutions to support assistance for nuclear energy (see H.R. 806), H678 [2FE]

——— instruct U.S. executive directors at international financial institutions to advocate for investment in projects that decrease reliance on Russia for agricultural commodities (see H.R. 4768), H3886 [20JY]

——— prevent foreign terrorist organizations and their financial enablers, whether in currency or digital assets, from accessing financial and other institutions of U.S. (see S. 3441), S5851 [7DE]

——— prohibit from engaging in transactions involving exchange of IMF Special Drawing Rights held by Iran (see S. 3527), S5996 [14DE] (see H.R. 6840), H6992 [15DE]

——— protect against illicit oil shipments (see H.R. 6365), H5727 [13NO]

——— provide authority to take special measures against certain entities outside of U.S. of primary money laundering concern in connection with illicit fentanyl and narcotics financing (see H.R. 3244), H2308 [11MY]

——— provide for determination on activities on certain foreign financial institutions (see H.R. 3088), H2134 [5MY]

——— provide investment screening mechanism for U.S. companies investing in certain technology sectors in countries of concern (see S. 2678), S3756 [27JY]

——— pursue more equitable treatment of Taiwan at international financial institutions (see H.R. 540), H426 [26JA]

——— report on financial institutions’ involvement with Iranian government officials (see H.R. 6051), H5104 [25OC] (see H.R. 6245), H5465 [6NO]

——— study Chinese support for Afghan illicit finance (see H.R. 4765), H3886 [20JY]

——— support U.S. dollar as world reserve currency and combat economic influence of China (see S. Res. 460), S5478 [13NO]

Dept. of Transportation: ensure authorizations to foreign air carriers to operate in U.S. comply with certain labor standards or labor-related rights and principles (see H.R. 4021), H2807 [12JN]

——— promulgate regulations relative to approval of foreign manufacturers of cylinders (see S. 1632), S1703 [17MY] (see H.R. 3404), H2423 [17MY]

——— provide Puerto Rico same exceptions as Alaska relative to foreign air cargo carriers leaving and collecting cargo on their way to or from another U.S. destination (see H.R. 375), H242 [17JA]

Dept. of Veterans Affairs: increase amount of survivors’ and dependents’ educational assistance provided to eligible individual pursuing program of education at institution in Philippines (see H.R. 1635), H1292 [17MR]

——— update payment system to allow for electronic fund transfer of educational assistance to foreign institutions of higher education (see S. 1090), S1089 [30MR]

Depts. of Defense and State: prepare and submit Western Hemisphere security strategy to Congress (see S. 1519), S1602 [10MY]

Depts. of HHS and Homeland Security: make publicly available on their websites certain information relative to individuals processed through U.S. Customs and Border Protection or Dept. of HHS facilities (see H.R. 2844), H1946 [25AP]

Depts. of HHS and State: formulate strategy to secure support from foreign countries, multilateral organizations, and others to facilitate development and commercialization of qualified pandemic or epidemic products (see H.R. 1305), H1048 [1MR]

Depts. of Homeland Security and State: prohibit from approving any application for, or issuing nonimmigrant or immigrant visa to, nationals of Palestine (see H.R. 6211), H5363 [2NO]

——— require aliens applying for certain visas to disclose if they receive funds from China or Chinese Communist Party (see H.R. 688), H576 [31JA]

Diseases and disorders: prevent, treat, and cure tuberculosis globally (see S. 288), S264 [7FE] (see H.R. 1776), H1437 [24MR]

——— prohibit use of Federal funds to purchase at-home tests for coronavirus imported from certain foreign entities (see S. 3454), S5852 [7DE] (see S. 3454), H6739 [7DE]

District of Columbia: revise composition of Board of Zoning Adjustment to consist solely of members appointed by District of Columbia government except on applications concerning foreign mission chanceries (see H.R. 5219), H4187 [15AU]

Dominican Republic: reaffirm importance of U.S. relationship and advance opportunities to deepen diplomatic, economic, and security cooperation (see H. Res. 98), H737 [7FE]

Drugs: allow sponsors of certain new drug applications to rely on investigations conducted in certain foreign countries (see S. 1132), S1090 [30MR]

——— declare state of war between certain cartels and U.S. and make provision to prosecute same (see H.J. Res. 95), H4998 [11OC]

——— disrupt international fentanyl supply chain (see H.R. 3205), H2307 [11MY]

——— express that fentanyl-related substances are a weapon of mass destruction and should be classified as such (see H. Res. 39), H243 [17JA]

——— require that retail list price for certain prescription drugs and biological products may not exceed average retail list price for such products among certain nations (see S. 1218), S1256 [19AP]

——— strengthen imposition of sanctions on associates and facilitators of fentanyl traffickers (see H.R. 6505), H5982 [29NO]

EcoHealth Alliance, Inc.: prohibit Federal funding (see S. 84), S98 [25JA] (see H.R. 494), H322 [25JA]

Ecology and environment: highlight risks that environmental defenders face and commend their role in defending human rights, combating climate chaos, and supporting clean, healthy, and sustainable environment (see S. Res. 138), S1053 [29MR] (see H. Con. Res. 31), H1692 [30MR]

Economy: grant certain authorities to President to combat economic coercion by foreign adversaries (see S. 295), S265 [7FE] (see H.R. 1135), H865 [21FE]

Ecuador: commend people on holding successful elections and strengthen cooperation with U.S. (see H. Res. 842), H5363 [2NO]

——— disapprove actions taken by President Guillermo Lasso dissolving National Assembly and silencing voice of opposition in effort to evade impeachment (see H. Con. Res. 50), H2638 [25MY]

El Salvador: acknowledge role of U.S. in civil war and urge increased support for strengthening civil society, human rights protections, and humanitarian and development assistance (see H. Res. 19), H151 [10JA]

——— condemn criminalization of abortion, affirm that people deserve access to health care without fear of reprisal, and and urge El Salvador to meet human rights obligations (see H. Con. Res. 39), H2126 [2MY]

——— require reports on adoption of cryptocurrency as legal tender (see S. 1578), S1624 [11MY]

Elections: prohibit establishment of corporations to conceal election contributions and donations by foreign nationals (see H.R. 988), H837 [14FE]

EPA: control exports of electronic waste to ensure that such waste does not become source of counterfeit goods that may reenter U.S. military and civilian electronics supply chains (see H.R. 4217), H2990 [20JN]

Eswatini: condemn human rights record and killing of Eswatini activist Thulani Maseko (see S. Res. 174), S1382 [26AP]

Europe: ensure energy security, modernize European energy resources and infrastructure according to international good governance principles, and support efforts to reduce reliance on Russian energy resources (see S. 2673), S3756 [27JY]

European Union: designate Hezbollah in its entirety as terrorist organization (see H. Res. 599), H3700 [18JY]

Executive Office of the President: announce whether action will be taken on covered transaction under Defense Production Act that passed Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. transaction review deadline (see H.R. 2895), H2048 [26AP]

——— establish global relationships and facilitate civil nuclear trade strategies with embarking nuclear nations (see H.R. 3486), H2453 [18MY]

——— expand President’s authority to deny any individual’s admission to U.S. as representative to U.N. (see H.R. 5550), H4380 [18SE]

——— impose sanctions against foreign persons determined to have knowingly engaged in significant corruption in Mexico (see H.R. 1779), H1437 [24MR]

——— require certain reports and briefings on North Korea (see H.R. 958), H825 [9FE]

Eximbank: modify prohibition on financing (see S. 1928), S2050 [12JN]

Explosives: limit funding for destruction of landmines (see S. 2486), S3522 [25JY]

FAA: establish Aviation Rulemaking Committee to make recommendations regarding continuous aircraft tracking and transmission of identity, altitude, and location data for high altitude balloons (see S. 816), S798 [15MR]

——— prohibit Federal funds from being used to purchase rail cars or buses manufactured by Chinese companies, including airport shuttles and monorails (see H.R. 2912), H2048 [26AP]

——— prohibit from awarding any Federal assistance to entities from certain foreign countries for projects related to unmanned aircraft systems (see S. 1830), S1982 [6JN]

——— strengthen oversight of repair stations located outside U.S. (see S. 1256), S1339 [25AP] (see H.R. 1716), H1326 [22MR]

FBI: establish hotline to receive tips about persons trying to engage in certain activities in U.S. on behalf of China and criminalize performance of functions of law enforcement agency in U.S. on behalf of China (see S. 982), S954 [27MR]

FCC: add drones and surveillance technology produced or provided by DJI Technologies to list of covered communications equipment or services that pose national security risks (see H.R. 2864), H1947 [25AP]

——— identify social media entities under influence of certain foreign entities and take measures to protect U.S. from such entities (see S. 872), S826 [16MR]

——— prohibit granting license or U.S. access for non-geostationary orbit satellite system if license or access would be held by entity that produces covered communications equipment or service (see H.R. 675), H575 [31JA]

——— publish list of entities that hold authorizations, licenses, or other grants of authority issued by Commission and that have certain foreign ownership (see S. 2114), S2222 [22JN] (see H.R. 820), H679 [2FE]

FDA: establish postmarket reporting requirements for pharmaceuticals (see S. 3143), S5213 [26OC] (see H.R. 6112), H5174 [26OC]

——— establish standard of identity for honey (see H.R. 4764), H3886 [20JY]

——— provide marketing reciprocity to certain drugs, biological products, and medical devices authorized to be lawfully marketed abroad (see S. 1712), S1744 [18MY] (see H.R. 3532), H2455 [18MY]

——— require medical device manufacturers to provide notification of design or cleaning instruction changes and safety warnings issued in foreign countries about design and cleaning (see H.R. 1090), H853 [17FE]

——— strengthen authority relative to foreign drug facility inspections (see S. 1134), S1090 [30MR]

FDA and Office of the U.S. Trade Representative: require reports on and investments in pharmaceutical supply chain resiliency to reduce reliance on China for finished pharmaceutical products and active pharmaceutical ingredients (see S. 2454), S3459 [20JY]

FEC: require candidate statements to designate principal campaign committee include information relative to whether candidate is citizen of any country other than U.S. (see H.R. 946), H824 [9FE]

Federal agencies and departments: develop recommendations on comprehensive grand strategy relative to U.S. relationship with China (see S. 863), S826 [16MR]

——— encourage growth of research partnerships with historically Black colleges and universities to advance development in sub-Saharan Africa (see S. 3149), S5213 [26OC]

——— establish position of Special Advisor for Insular Areas (see H.R. 5001), H4138 [27JY]

——— prohibit contracts with, or provisions of funds to, certain entities subject to U.S. sanctions (see S. 143), S147 [30JA] (see H.R. 749), H675 [2FE]

——— prohibit Federal research agencies from carrying out certain activities with certain countries (see H.R. 5659), H4456 [21SE]

——— prohibit from providing assistance to Wuhan Institute of Virology and other laboratories in certain other foreign nations (see H.R. 1373), H1113 [3MR]

——— prohibit procurement of drones and other unmanned aircraft systems from countries identified as national security threats (see S. 473), S456 [16FE] (see H.R. 6143), H5227 [1NO]

——— prohibit use of foreign adversarial blockchain networks (see H.R. 6307), H5651 [8NO]

——— require Federal banking agencies to report on interactions with non-governmental international organizations (see S. 3446), S5851 [7DE] (see H.R. 4601), H3573 [13JY]

——— require recipients of Federal awards to collect and report data relating to subawards granted to entities outside of U.S. (see S. 1775), S1843 [31MY] (see H.R. 3766), H2707 [31MY]

——— require recipients of Federal research grants disclose any foreign support from countries of concern provided to taxpayer funded research project (see H.R. 6642), H6208 [6DE]

——— require review and coordination of agency sanction lists whenever a new individual or entity is added and notify Congress on decision to not include certain entities to such lists (see H.R. 5613), H4437 [20SE]

——— require transparency from Federal financial regulators relative to international meetings, negotiations, and agreements (see H.R. 4642), H3611 [14JY]

——— require use of term ‘‘Taiwan’’ instead of ‘‘Chinese Taipei’’ (see H.R. 5630), H4455 [21SE]

Federal aid programs: prohibit receipt of Federal funds by individuals or entities conducting business with social media companies associated with countries of concern (see S. 875), S826 [16MR]

Federal employees: prohibit sums in Thrift Savings Plan from being invested in securities listed on certain foreign exchanges (see S. 1650), S1704 [17MY] (see H.R. 3455), H2426 [17MY]

Federal Maritime Commission: enter into agreement with federally funded research and development center to evaluate foreign ownership of certain marine terminals (see H.R. 3395), H2423 [17MY]

FEMA: establish grant program to reimburse individuals for loss or damage to property near U.S. Southern border caused by individuals illegally crossing border (see H.R. 761), H676 [2FE]

Financial institutions: ensure entities and persons owned or controlled by U.S. financial institutions comply with financial sanctions on Russia and Belarus to same extent as institution itself (see H.R. 5512), H4346 [14SE]

——— provide instructions on U.S. policy on co-financing arrangements at multilateral development banks (see H.R. 692), H576 [31JA]

Fish and fishing: combat illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing at its sources globally (see S. 1227), S1293 [20AP]

Food: establish working group to evaluate threat to food safety and animal health posed by beef imported from Brazil (see S. 480), S456 [16FE]

——— respond to looming global food crisis precipitated by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine (see S. 436), S425 [15FE]

——— temporarily suspend importation of beef and beef products from Paraguay and require establishment of working group to evaluate threat to food safety and animal health posed by beef imported from Paraguay (see S. 3386), S5712 [4DE]

Food for Peace Act: ensure use of U.S.-grown commodities in international food aid programs (see S. 2862), S4630 [20SE] (see H.R. 4293), H3108 [22JN]

Foreign aid: authorize use of funds for comprehensive reproductive health care services (see S. 929), S909 [22MR] (see H.R. 1723), H1326 [22MR]

——— enhance mental health and psychosocial support within U.S. development and humanitarian assistance programs (see S. 767), S743 [9MR] (see H.R. 1570), H1279 [10MR]

——— establish lending program for Latin America and Caribbean to reaffirm U.S. commitment to growth and energy security in Western Hemisphere (see H.R. 5105), H4157 [1AU]

——— prohibit application of restrictive eligibility requirements to foreign nongovernmental organizations based on provision of certain health services (see S. 1098), S1089 [30MR] (see H.R. 1838), H1527 [28MR]

——— prohibit assistance to nonprofits, foreign nongovernmental organizations, and quasi-autonomous nongovernmental organizations that promote or perform abortions (see H.R. 2492), H1707 [6AP]

——— prohibit availability of funds to provide assistance to foreign countries that criminalize or discriminate based on gender (see H.R. 2404), H1690 [30MR]

——— prohibit availability of funds to provide assistance to foreign countries that criminalize or discriminate based on sexual orientation (see H.R. 1736), H1407 [23MR]

——— prohibit provision of any foreign assistance for state sponsors of terrorism (see S. 2025), S2123 [15JN]

——— prohibit U.S. assistance from being made available before implementation of conditions under 2013 Brussels Agreement normalizing relations between Kosovo and Serbia (see H.R. 6910), H7027 [2JA]

——— prohibit U.S. contributions to international organizations that advocate for sexual activity by persons who are younger than domestically prescribed minimum age of consent (see S. 2062), S2184 [21JN] (see H.R. 4254), H3070 [21JN]

——— prohibit U.S. funds to Palestinian Authority (see H.R. 5952), H5007 [12OC]

——— reduce foreign assistance to certain Central American countries based on number of unaccompanied alien children placed in Federal custody due to immigration status (see H.R. 2644), H1758 [17AP]

——— require Dept. of State and AID to release quarterly reviews of certain grants (see H.R. 1775), H1436 [24MR]

Foreign Dredge Act: repeal requirements relative to dredging and dredged material (see S. 3435), S5851 [7DE] (see H.R. 6707), H6814 [11DE]

Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act: extend certain expiring authorities, restore certain expired authorities, and institute reforms to protect civil liberties of U.S. persons (see S. 3351), S5639 [28NO]

——— prohibit surveillance of U.S. persons and prohibit use of information acquired under such Act in any criminal, civil, or administrative proceeding or as part of any investigation (see S. 3372), S5692 [30NO]

——— reform certain authorities and provide greater transparency and oversight (see H.R. 6570), H6109 [4DE]

——— reform certain authorities and reauthorize authorities on searching of certain collections of communications (see H.R. 6611), H6206 [6DE]

——— repeal and amend certain provisions (see H.R. 4267), H3071 [21JN]

Foreign policy: address transnational repression by foreign governments against private individuals (see S. 831), S825 [16MR] (see H.R. 3654), H2596 [24MY]

——— authorize seizure and forfeiture of assets of Russian kleptocrats (see S. 3359), S5674 [29NO] (see H.R. 6491), H5936 [28NO]

——— bolster trilateral security partnership between Australia, United Kingdom, and U.S. (see S. 1471), S1534 [4MY]

——— direct President to take such actions as may be necessary to prohibit purchase of public or private real estate located in U.S. by citizens and entities of China (see S. 1136), S1090 [30MR]

——— disapprove waiver of sanctions on Iran relative to nuclear missile program (see H. Res. 739), H4855 [28SE]

——— encourage increased trade and investment between U.S. and Western Balkan countries (see S. 1651), S1704 [17MY]

——— end U.S. military and financial aid to Ukraine and urge all combatants to reach peace agreement (see H. Res. 113), H826 [9FE]

——— establish comprehensive, long-term U.S. strategy and policy for Pacific Islands (see H.R. 4538), H3204 [11JY]

——— establish partnership with Western Hemisphere nations to promote economic competitiveness, democratic governance, and security (see S. 1325), S1382 [26AP]

——— establish position of Special Envoy to Pacific Islands Forum (organization) (see S. 1220), S1256 [19AP]

——— importance of taking feminist approach to all aspects, including foreign assistance and humanitarian response, trade diplomacy, defense, immigration, funding, and accountability mechanisms (see H. Res. 209), H1206 [8MR]

——— impose sanctions on foreign person that President determines engages in significant transactions with, or provided material support to, Chinese military or intelligence facility in Cuba (see S. 3225), S5338 [2NO]

——— increase foreign aid, enhance security assistance, and strengthen democracy and economic security in Black Sea region (see S. 804), S798 [15MR] (see H.R. 1680), H1300 [21MR]

——— prohibit availability of foreign assistance to certain countries that do not recognize sovereignty of Taiwan (see H.R. 2511), H1708 [6AP]

——— prohibit certain foreign countries from purchasing or leasing property near sensitive sites (see H.R. 558), H427 [26JA]

——— prohibit U.S. recognition of Russian claims of sovereignty over any portion of sovereign territory of Ukraine (see H.R. 294), H203 [11JA]

——— protect individuals facing reprisals for defending human rights and democracy by enhancing U.S. capacity to prevent, mitigate, and respond (see S. 962), S933 [23MR]

——— provide for imposition of sanctions relative to foreign persons undermining Dayton Peace Agreement or threatening security of Bosnia and Herzegovina (see H.R. 4723), H3700 [18JY]

——— reaffirm need for transatlantic cooperation to combat antisemitism in Europe (see H. Res. 872), H5893 [15NO]

——— repeal joint resolution to promote peace and stability in Middle East (see H.R. 4445), H3159 [30JN]

——— require report on security cooperation with Western Balkan countries (see H.R. 612), H489 [27JA]

——— support inclusive and meaningful participation of youth in peace building and conflict prevention, management, and resolution, as well as post-conflict relief and recovery efforts (see H.R. 5024), H4139 [27JY] (see H.R. 5851), H4909 [29SE]

Foreign Service: make U.N. Ambassador cabinet level position, increase Federal Government details to international organizations, and increase multilateral training at Dept. of State (see H.R. 6797), H6983 [14DE]

——— mint coin in recognition of anniversary (see S. 789), S772 [14MR] (see H.R. 3537), H2455 [18MY]

Foreign trade: allow importation of infant formula and infant formula base powder free of duty and quantitative limitation (see S. 1782), S1843 [31MY] (see H.R. 3778), H2708 [31MY]

——— clarify requirements relating to disclosure of vessel, aircraft, or vehicle manifest information (see S. 3217), S5338 [2NO]

——— develop strategies and options to prevent export to Iran of certain technologies relative to unmanned aircraft systems (see H.R. 1809), H1464 [27MR]

——— ensure goods made using or containing cobalt refined in China do not enter U.S. market under presumption that cobalt is extracted or processed with child and forced labor in Democratic Republic of Congo (see H.R. 6909), H7020 [29DE]

——— ensure goods made with child labor or forced labor in Democratic Republic of the Congo do not enter U.S. market and counter control of strategic metals and minerals by China (see H.R. 4443), H3159 [30JN]

——— ensure low-value shipments from non-market economies are no longer exempt from paying any duties, taxes, or fees (see S. 2004), S2122 [15JN] (see H.R. 4148), H2956 [15JN]

——— establish comprehensive strategy for public and private investment, trade, and development in Africa, Latin America, and Caribbean (see S. 158), S171 [31JA]

——— exempt certain tire articles from Generalized System of Preferences (see H.R. 5593), H4436 [20SE]

——— increase civil penalties for, and improve enforcement relative to, customs fraud (see S. 805), S798 [15MR] (see H.R. 2667), H1844 [18AP]

——— negotiate strong, inclusive, and forward-looking agreements on digital economy and trade with like-minded countries as part of broader trade and economic strategy (see S. Res. 155), S1092 [30MR] (see H. Res. 270), H1693 [30MR]

——— prohibit importation of products made wholly or in part of certain commodities produced on land undergoing illegal deforestation (see S. 3371), S5692 [30NO] (see H.R. 6515), H6048 [30NO]

——— provide for liquidation or reliquidation of certain products from European Union (see S. 2343), S2984 [18JY] (see H.R. 3739), H2638 [25MY]

——— provide for reliquidation of certain entries of golf cart tires (see S. 1482), S1566 [9MY] (see H.R. 3999), H2788 [9JN]

——— reauthorize Trade Adjustment Assistance programs, extend and reform Generalized System of Preferences, amend Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the U.S., and modify certain rates of duty temporarily (see H.R. 4276), H3107 [22JN]

——— require congressional approval before President can adjust imports in interest of national security (see H.R. 5188), H4181 [11AU]

——— require reciprocity with respect to de minimis entries of articles (see S. 1969), S2096 [14JN]

——— support international trade for critical role in U.S. economy (see H. Res. 440), H2596 [24MY]

Freedom of Information Act: prohibit foreign individuals, entities, and governments from submitting requests (see S. 488), S456 [16FE]

FTC: prohibit commercial DNA testing services from disclosing genetic information of U.S. nationals to certain foreign entities (see H.R. 5830), H4909 [29SE]

——— prohibit data brokers from selling, reselling, trading, licensing, or otherwise providing for consideration lists of military servicemembers to covered nations (see S. 1029), S1052 [29MR] (see H.R. 6573), H6109 [4DE]

GAO: conduct study relative to outreach activities performed by Office of Foreign Assets Control (see H.R. 1164), H873 [24FE]

——— evaluate activities of sister city partnerships operating within U.S. (see S. 1184), S1210 [18AP] (see H.R. 2724), H1886 [19AP]

——— report on country of origin of end items and components procured by Dept. of Defense (see H.R. 5714), H4498 [26SE]

——— report on economic effects of withdrawal of U.S. military forces from Afghanistan (see H.R. 2709), H1885 [19AP]

——— report on H–2A temporary agricultural worker program (see H.R. 2915), H2049 [26AP]

——— study Federal efforts to promote access to voting for absent Armed Forces members and analyze means to improve access to voter registration information and assistance for members and their families (see S. 2197), S2224 [22JN] (see H.R. 4251), H3070 [21JN]

——— study trafficking of synthetic drugs into U.S. and related illicit finance (see S. 2227), S2310 [11JY] (see H.R. 1076), H852 [17FE]

Generalized System of Preferences: modify competitive need limitation provisions (see H.R. 6555), H6080 [1DE]

Geneva Consensus Declaration on Promoting Women’s Health and Strengthening the Family: support and urge U.S. be added as signatory (see S. Con. Res. 22), S5144 [24OC] (see H. Con. Res. 74), H5043 [24OC]

Germany: reaffirm German-American friendship and cooperation initiative (see H. Res. 896), H5983 [29NO]

Global Partnership for Education: support efforts to improve access to quality, inclusive public education and improved learning outcomes for children and adolescents, particularly girls, in poorest countries (see H. Res. 54), H277 [24JA]

Government: prevent abuses of Presidential power, restore checks and balances and accountability and transparency, and defend elections against foreign interference (see H.R. 5048), H4140 [27JY]

Government regulations: provide requirements on Federal banking agencies rulemaking that implements policies of non-governmental international organizations and require to report on covered international organizations (see H.R. 4649), H3612 [14JY]

Greece: independence anniversary (see S. Res. 119), S933 [23MR] (see H. Res. 251), H1438 [24MR]

Haiti: call for diplomatic efforts by U.S. and international partners to achieve negotiated, Haitian-led solution leading to representative interim government and return to constitutional rule through free and fair elections (see H. Res. 471), H2763 [6JN]

——— extend duty-free treatment of imports under Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act (see H.R. 5614), H4437 [20SE]

——— modify special rule to extend preferential duty treatment program under Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act (see H.R. 5035), H4140 [27JY]

Hamas (terrorist organization): condemn (see S. Res. 484), S5750 [5DE]

——— condemn attack on Israel and taking of hostages and demand release of all hostages (see H. Res. 793), H5020 [17OC]

——— condemn for premeditated, coordinated, and brutal terrorist attacks on Israel and demand immediate release of all hostages (see S. Res. 408), S5048 [17OC]

——— condemn Hamas-led terrorist attack on Israel and call for Hamas to immediately and unconditionally surrender, cease its attacks, and safely release all hostages (see H. Res. 889), H5902 [21NO]

Harbors: require inspection of certain foreign cranes before use at U.S. ports (see H.R. 3169), H2243 [10MY]

Harris, Vice President: impeachment (see H. Res. 494), H2809 [12JN]

——— remove from position as head of Biden administration strategy to address root causes of migration (see H. Res. 253), H1438 [24MR]

Health: adopt Federal 21st-century global health solidarity strategy and take actions to address past and ongoing harms that undermine health and well-being of people around the world (see S. Res. 95), S669 [7MR] (see H. Res. 204), H1150 [7MR]

——— recognize cardiovascular disease as leading cause of preventable death and disability and as global public health crisis (see H. Res. 175), H916 [27FE]

Health care professionals: tribute to frontline health workers contributions to global health programs, saving lives around world and strengthening U.S. security and global economic prosperity (see H. Res. 389), H2310 [11MY]

Hong Kong: provide for review of sanctions (see S. 3177), S5314 [1NO] (see H.R. 6153), H5228 [1NO]

Hostage and Wrongful Detainee flag: designate as official symbol to recognize U.S. citizens held as hostages or wrongfully detained abroad (see S. 769), S743 [9MR] (see H.R. 1522), H1248 [9MR]

House Rules: require foreign state media outlets with credentialed members in news media galleries to comply with Foreign Agents Registration Act by prohibiting admission of reporters and correspondents not in compliance (see H. Res. 189), H1050 [1MR] (see H. Res. 458), H2708 [31MY]

Human rights: combat forced organ harvesting and trafficking in persons for purposes of removal of organs (see S. 761), S743 [9MR] (see H.R. 1154), H873 [24FE]

——— express concern about environmental crimes and attacks on human rights of environmental and land defenders in Latin America and Caribbean (see S. Res. 142), S1091 [30MR]

——— impose sanctions on foreign countries in violation of international human rights or humanitarian law and establish U.S. Commission on Atrocity Accountability and Human Rights (see H.R. 1471), H1206 [8MR]

Iceland: include in list of foreign states whose nationals are eligible for admission into U.S. as E–1 and E–2 nonimmigrants if U.S. nationals are treated similarly by Iceland (see H.R. 3986), H2787 [9JN]

——— provide for eligibility for E–1 and E–2 nonimmigrant visas for nationals of Iceland (see S. 2989), S4760 [28SE]

IMF: prevent allocation of U.S. funding for Special Drawing Rights to Taliban or countries that are perpetrators of genocide or state sponsors of terrorism (see H.R. 689), H576 [31JA]

——— prohibit allocations of Special Drawing Rights for perpetrators of genocide and state sponsors of terrorism without congressional authorization (see S. 3057), S5048 [17OC]

——— prohibit U.S. representatives from voting for any Special Drawing Rights allocations, quota increases, or policy modifications that would benefit certain countries (see S. 3150), S5213 [26OC] (see H.R. 6502), H5982 [29NO]

——— require U.S. Executive Director to advocate for increased transparency relative to exchange rate policies of China (see H.R. 839), H709 [6FE]

——— require U.S. representatives to oppose increase in weight of Chinese renminbi in Special Drawing Rights basket (see S. 1919), S2029 [8JN] (see H.R. 510), H323 [25JA]

——— strengthen congressional oversight with respect to allocations of Special Drawing Rights (see H.R. 605), H489 [27JA]

Immigration: admit Canadian retirees who own or lease home in U.S. as long-term visitors for purpose of travel or recreation (see S. 387), S313 [9FE] (see H.R. 4448), H3159 [30JN]

——— advance meritorious asylum claims by designating safe zones located in applicants’ home countries (see H.R. 2946), H2083 [27AP]

——— authorize States to request Dept. of Homeland Security enforce Immigration and Nationality Act (see H.R. 1337), H1112 [3MR]

——— clarify expedited removal of inadmissible arriving aliens apply regardless of where alien is encountered or apprehended (see H.R. 1394), H1148 [7MR]

——— create fund for construction of continuous wall along southern U.S. border, redirect amounts from foreign aid penalties and certain fees to such fund, and increase Border Patrol salaries and overtime (see H.R. 114), H102 [9JA]

——— eliminate employment-based visa caps on abused, abandoned, and neglected children eligible for humanitarian status (see S. 1885), S2028 [8JN] (see H.R. 4285), H3108 [22JN]

——— eliminate per-country numerical limitation for employment-based immigrants and increase per-country limitation for family-sponsored immigrants (see S. 3291), S5478 [13NO] (see H.R. 6542), H6079 [1DE]

——— establish new nonimmigrant category for alien relatives of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents seeking to enter U.S. temporarily for family purposes (see S. 3255), S5426 [8NO] (see H.R. 5155), H4165 [4AU]

——— establish refugee application centers outside U.S., extend duration of family detentions, increase immigration judges, and return all unaccompanied minors to their country of origin after screening (see S. 425), S398 [14FE]

——— extend detention of certain aliens ordered removed (see S. 333), S311 [9FE]

——— grant States authority to request additional nonimmigrant visas for foreign workers in their respective States (see S. 2705), S3757 [27JY]

——— limit ability to take into account mental health of applicant for asylum (see H.R. 3919), H2778 [7JN]

——— make inadmissible and deportable any alien who carried out, participated in, planned, financed, supported, or otherwise facilitated attacks against Israel (see H.R. 6679), H6740 [7DE]

——— making supplemental appropriations for border management activities (see S. 1600), S1647 [15MY]

——— modify treatment of unaccompanied alien children in Federal custody due to their immigration status (see H.R. 1183), H874 [24FE]

——— permanently bar aliens who are ordered removed after failing to appear at removal proceeding, absent exceptional circumstances, from becoming permanent U.S. residents (see H.R. 3591), H2500 [22MY]

——— preserve expiring employment-based visas and make them available for issuance during fiscal year 2024 (see H.R. 1535), H1278 [10MR]

——— prohibit individuals charged with or convicted of human trafficking or drug trafficking offenses committed near border from receiving Federal benefits (see S. 519), S457 [16FE] (see H.R. 1116), H864 [21FE]

——— prohibit international hindering of immigration, border, and customs controls (see S. 374), S312 [9FE] (see H.R. 3602), H2545 [23MY]

——— promote family unity by reducing visa backlogs and implementing policies to facilitate immigrant family reunification (see H.R. 1698), H1325 [22MR] (see H.R. 5560), H4406 [19SE]

——— provide earned path to citizenship, address root causes of migration, responsibly manage southern border, and reform immigrant visa system (see H.R. 3194), H2244 [10MY]

——— provide for expedited removal of aliens unlawfully present in U.S. that are residents of Palestinian-administered territories within Judea, Samaria, or Gaza (see H.R. 6099), H5173 [26OC]

——— provide for expedited removal of unaccompanied alien children who are not victims of severe forms of trafficking in persons and do not fear returning to country of nationality or last habitual residence (see H.R. 2417), H1691 [30MR]

——— provide for reform of asylum system and protection of border (see H.R. 2640), H1758 [17AP]

——— provide immigration status for certain battered spouses and children (see S. 2711), S3757 [27JY]

——— provide that aliens who have been convicted of or who have committed Social Security fraud are inadmissible and deportable (see H.R. 6678), H6740 [7DE]

——— recognize current influx of migrants is causing crisis at U.S. Southern border (see S. Res. 45), S313 [9FE]

——— reform certain asylum procedures (see H.R. 876), H780 [8FE]

——— report on efforts to locate and investigate any suspicion of human trafficking related to unaccompanied alien children who crossed U.S. border and were released from Federal custody (see H.R. 5415), H4263 [12SE]

——— resume border wall construction, invest in advanced technologies, and bolster support for law enforcement officers (see H.R. 2794), H1914 [24AP]

——— resume construction of border wall system along international border between U.S. and Mexico to secure border and enforce rule of law and expend appropriated congressional mandated funds (see H.R. 336), H233 [12JA]

——— screen asylum seekers at U.S. embassies or consulates outside U.S., create bench warrants for immigrants failing to appear for court, prevent family separation, and codify third country asylum rule (see S. 348), S312 [9FE] (see H.R. 469), H276 [24JA]

——— secure U.S. borders and reform immigration policies (see S. 2824), S4526 [14SE] (see H.R. 2), H2124 [2MY]

——— secure U.S. borders and reform immigration policies (H.R. 2), call on President to sign (see H. Con. Res. 53), H3071 [21JN]

——— secure U.S. borders and reform immigration policies (H.R. 2), consideration (see H. Res. 383), H2243 [10MY]

——— streamline reporting of violations against immigrant children in Federal custody, provide protections for unaccompanied immigrant children, and ensure safe release to sponsors (see S. 3128), S5182 [25OC]

——— strengthen penalty for filing fraudulent asylum claims (see H.R. 3217), H2307 [11MY]

——— support right of State governors to repel dangerous ongoing invasion across U.S. southern border (see S. Res. 362), S4678 [26SE]

——— terminate certain contracts relative to construction of border fence and transfer unused border fence material to States along southwest border (see S. 1494), S1566 [9MY] (see H.R. 6098), H5173 [26OC]

——— terminate requirement for proof of coronavirus vaccination for aliens (see H.R. 4726), H3856 [19JY]

——— transfer custody of unaccompanied alien child to Dept. of HHS or such child’s parent or legal guardian (see H.R. 1537), H1278 [10MR]

——— withhold Federal financial assistance to countries that deny or delay acceptance of nationals ordered removed from U.S. and prohibit issuance of visas to nationals of such country (see H.R. 1203), H914 [27FE]

India: end persecution of, and violence against, religious minorities and human rights defenders and reverse government policies that discriminate against Muslims and Christians on basis of their respective faiths (see S. Res. 424), S5144 [24OC]

——— enhance eligibility for foreign military sales and exports under Arms Export Control Act (see S. 2096), S2185 [21JN] (see H.R. 4312), H3109 [22JN]

——— reaffirm state of Arunachal Pradesh as Indian territory and condemn China’s provocations in South Asia (see S. Res. 75), S458 [16FE] (see H. Res. 540), H3109 [22JN]

——— recognize importance of U.S.-India relations (see S. Res. 259), S2186 [21JN] (see H. Res. 539), H3109 [22JN]

Information Security Oversight Office: assess and develop single, integrated strategy to better identify and mitigate foreign influence in National Industrial Security Program (see S. 2289), S2459 [13JY]

Information technology: prohibit persons from storing covered data of covered platforms in U.S. in foreign adversary or permitting governmental officials of foreign adversaries to access covered data (see H.R. 6410), H5855 [14NO]

——— prohibit provision of services by social media platforms to certain individuals and entities on Specially Designated Nationals List and certain officials and other individuals and entities of China (see H.R. 1714), H1326 [22MR]

——— regulate or prohibit transactions using mobile applications or software programs that engage in theft of user data on behalf of communist country, foreign adversary, or state sponsor of terrorism (see H.R. 57), H100 [9JA]

——— remove immunity protections from social media platforms which host accounts of censoring foreign adversaries (see S. 941), S910 [22MR]

——— require application stores to publicly list country of origin of applications that they distribute and provide consumers ability to protect themselves (see S. 1732), S1744 [18MY]

——— require publicly available information relating to sanctions be user-friendly and consolidated on publicly accessible website (see H.R. 1132), H865 [21FE]

Intelligence services: authorizing appropriations (see S. 2103), S2221 [22JN] (see H.R. 3932), H2779 [7JN]

International Atomic Energy Agency: support nuclear security role (see S. Res. 429), S5183 [25OC] (see H. Res. 641), H4158 [1AU]

International Criminal Court: commend arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin and Maria Lvova-Belova for war crimes related to forcible deportation of Ukrainian children from occupied areas of Ukraine to Russia (see H. Res. 304), H1846 [18AP]

——— impose sanctions relative to associates engaged in investigations of U.S. personnel and its allies (see S. 224), S204 [1FE]

International economic relations: influence international financial institutions to advance transition to global clean energy economy and prohibit U.S. assistance to countries or entities to support fossil fuel activity (see S. 3455), S5852 [7DE]

——— promote stronger economic relations between U.S., Canada, and Latin America and Caribbean nations (see S. Res. 273), S2225 [22JN]

——— promote U.S. interests at international financial institutions (see H.R. 557), H427 [26JA]

International Emergency Economic Powers Act: provide clarification of non-applicability for regulation and prohibition relative to sensitive personal data (see H.R. 1153), H873 [24FE]

International relations: expand and strengthen Abraham Accords and Negev Forum (see S. 2413), S3458 [20JY]

Interstate commerce: allow transportation of merchandise in noncontiguous trade on foreign-flag vessels (see H.R. 2588), H1724 [13AP]

Investments: improve protection of U.S. investors against certain prejudicial actions taken by foreign countries (see H.R. 465), H276 [24JA]

——— prohibit interference in U.S. digital commodity markets by entities organized or established in foreign adversary (see S. 1870), S2006 [7JN]

——— prohibit securities investments that finance certain Chinese companies and expand Non-Specially Designated Nationals Chinese Military-Industrial Complex Companies List (see S. 852), S825 [16MR] (see H.R. 4658), H3612 [14JY]

Iran: address threat from development of Iranian ballistic missile program and transfer or deployment of missiles and related goods and technology, including materials and equipment (see S. 2336), S2984 [18JY]

——— commemorate anniversary of death of Mahsa Amini in Iranian custody, condemn discrimination against women and use of violence to suppress protests, and support right to self-determination and protest (see H. Res. 695), H4381 [18SE]

——— commend bravery, courage, and resolve of women and men demonstrating and risking their safety to speak out against Iranian regime’s human rights abuses (see S. Con. Res. 2), S121 [26JA] (see H. Con. Res. 7), H107 [9JA]

——— condemn inaction in addressing poisoning of Iranian school girls (see H. Res. 310), H1909 [20AP]

——— condemn massacre of political prisoners in 1988 and uprisings of recent years, including 2018, 2019, and 2022 uprisings, and call for justice for victims (see H. Res. 627), H4142 [27JY]

——— condemn terrorism committed by Iranian proxies on U.S. Armed Forces in Iraq and Syria and emphasize urgency of responding to and deterring such attacks (see S. Res. 515), S6057 [19DE]

——— continue certain Executive orders imposing U.S. sanctions and prevent waiver of certain sanctions until Iran ceases attempts to assassinate U.S. officials, citizens, and Iranian nationals (see S. 3028), S4948 [4OC] (see H.R. 5912), H4990 [6OC]

——— deny admission to U.S. for individuals subject to certain sanctions (see S. 2774), S4389 [12SE] (see H.R. 5417), H4263 [12SE]

——— freeze certain Iranian funds held in Qatar involved in hostage deal between U.S. and Iran (see S. 3049), S5048 [17OC] (see H.R. 5961), H5015 [16OC] (see H.R. 6000), H5032 [19OC]

——— freeze certain Iranian funds held in Qatar involved in hostage deal between U.S. and Iran (H.R. 5961), consideration (see H. Res. 869), H5854 [14NO] (see H. Res. 891), H5936 [28NO]

——— impose additional sanctions and modify existing sanctions (see H.R. 6114), H5180 [30OC]

——— impose certain requirements relative to renegotiation or reentry into Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) agreement or other agreement with Iran relative to its nuclear program (see S. 3461), S5897 [11DE]

——— impose sanctions and establish strict conditions on termination of sanctions in response to acts of aggression by Iran and Russia against Ukrainian people (see S. 451), S426 [15FE]

——— impose sanctions on countries, individuals, and entities engaging in efforts to acquire, possess, develop, transport, transfer, or deploy Iranian missiles and related goods and technology (see H.R. 3152), H2171 [9MY]

——— impose sanctions with respect to foreign persons that support or conduct certain transactions with Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps or other sanctioned persons (see H.R. 3095), H2134 [5MY]

——— invalidate use of U.S. passports to travel to Iran (see H.R. 6010), H5038 [20OC]

——— prevent re-entry of U.S. into Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) agreement with Iran relative to its nuclear program unless certain conditions are met (see H.R. 6057), H5104 [25OC]

——— prohibit authorizing certain transactions by U.S. financial institutions and prevent certain international monetary organizations from providing financial assistance (see H.R. 5921), H4998 [11OC]

——— provide congressional review of actions to terminate or waive imposed sanctions (see S. 2210), S2225 [22JN] (see H.R. 4691), H3640 [17JY]

——— provide for additional sanctions and other measures (see H.R. 6865), H6997 [19DE]

——— provide for additional sanctions on foreign persons that are officials, agents, or affiliates of, or owned or controlled by, Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps (see H.R. 2958), H2084 [27AP]

——— provide for application of sanctions relative to Mahan Air (see H.R. 3020), H2117 [28AP]

——— provide for full enforcement of oil sanctions (see H.R. 5994), H5032 [19OC]

——— reinstate certain sanctions (see S. 3041), S4977 [16OC] (see H.R. 5945), H5007 [12OC]

——— require President submit any agreement with Iran relative to its nuclear program for Senate advice and consent (see S. 472), S456 [16FE]

——— require President to make determination relative to application of sanctions on certain Iranian officials (see H.R. 3035), H2118 [28AP]

——— require reports on and impose sanctions relative to development of space-launch vehicles, intercontinental ballistic missiles, and unmanned aerial systems (see S. 3334), S5541 [15NO] (see H.R. 6453), H5899 [17NO]

——— restore and require imposition of certain previously waived sanctions (see H.R. 6120), H5181 [30OC]

——— revoke waiver determination relative to certain sanctions imposed relative to Iran (see S. 3061), S5048 [17OC] (see H.R. 6017), H5038 [20OC]

——— urge European Union and NATO members to refuse airport access to Iranian airlines sanctioned by U.S. and encourage members to apply sanctions against such airlines (see H. Res. 862), H5669 [9NO]

Iraq: affirm nature and importance of U.S. support for religious and ethnic minority survivors of genocide in Iraq (see H. Res. 554), H3143 [23JN]

——— terminate national emergency relative to Development Fund for Iraq and Iraqi petroleum and petroleum products (see H.J. Res. 71), H2932 [14JN]

IRS: suspend collection of income taxes and related interest and penalties from U.S. nationals who are unlawfully or wrongfully detained abroad and reimburse such nationals for any penalties paid during detention (see S. 1679), S1742 [18MY] (see H.R. 5872), H4950 [2OC]

——— transfer certain unobligated balances of amounts made available under Inflation Reduction Act to Dept. of Homeland Security to secure southern border (see H.R. 4230), H3069 [21JN]

Israel: affirm sense that Israel is not racist or apartheid state, reject all forms of antisemitism and xenophobia, and maintain U.S. will always be partner and supporter of Israel (see S. Con. Res. 14), S2985 [18JY] (see H. Con. Res. 57), H3640 [17JY]

——— authorize additional assistance to Israel using assets confiscated from Iran (see S. 3081), S5088 [18OC] (see H.R. 5932), H4998 [11OC]

——— authorize funding for bilateral cooperative program with Israel for development of health technologies (see H.R. 4076), H2884 [13JN]

——— condemn terrorism committed by Iranian proxies, including Hamas, Hezbollah, and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, recognize Jerusalem as capital, support self-determination and security, and combat antisemitism (see H. Res. 409), H2426 [17MY]

——— condemn terrorist attacks by Hamas (terrorist organization) and denounce antisemitic student activities on U.S. college campuses (see S. Res. 418), S5110 [19OC]

——— disapprove sale of certain defense articles and services (see H.J. Res. 102), H5893 [15NO]

——— emphasize urgency of responding to attacks in Israel and greater region from Iran and its proxies (see S. Res. 462), S5507 [14NO]

——— honor U.S. and Israeli civilians murdered and unaccounted for in brutal attacks by Hamas terrorists (see H. Res. 803), H5038 [20OC]

——— improve cooperation between U.S. and Israel to counter unmanned aerial systems (see H.R. 4709), H3699 [18JY]

——— modify and extend certain authorities relating to cooperation with U.S. and expand and strengthen Abraham Accords (see H.R. 3792), H2712 [1JN]

——— recognize as America’s legitimate and democratic ally and condemn antisemitism (see H. Res. 92), H679 [2FE]

——— recognize importance of economic relationship with U.S. and affirm trade facilitated by U.S.-Israel Free Trade Agreement is tool to support economy of Israel during conflict with Hamas (terrorist organization) (see S. Res. 445), S5339 [2NO]

——— support, recognize, and establish legislation that affirms that Israel ought to be provided with sufficient material to defend itself against rocket artillery attacks from Hamas (terrorist organization) and its allies (see H. Res. 834), H5229 [1NO]

——— support Israeli democracy (see H. Con. Res. 61), H4142 [27JY]

——— support security and law enforcement training and cooperation with the U.S. (see H.R. 3393), H2423 [17MY]

ITC: modify requirements for annual report on trade agreements program and national trade policy agenda to include assessment of impacts on national defense and national security strategies of U.S. (see S. 958), S933 [23MR]

Jews: condemn all forms of antisemitism and commend working definition of antisemitism by International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (see S. Res. 254), S2123 [15JN]

——— condemn and denounce drastic rise of antisemitism in U.S. and globally (see H. Res. 894), H5936 [28NO]

Joint Base Charleston, SC: tribute to mobility airmen who received Distinguished Service Cross for heroic efforts during Operation Allies Refuge in Afghanistan (see H. Res. 504), H2884 [13JN]

Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act: make technical corrections to clarify ability of injured persons to sue foreign state defendants for aiding and abetting terrorism (see S. 2082), S2185 [21JN] (see H.R. 4951), H4030 [26JY]

Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of: impose sanctions relative to support for Russia’s illegal war in Ukraine (see H.R. 5532), H4380 [18SE]

——— release abducted foreign nationals, including from Japan, return remains and provide information on those deceased, make reparations, and apologize and permanently cease such activities (see S. Res. 186), S1441 [1MY] (see H. Res. 620), H4031 [26JY]

Korea, Republic of: anniversary of Mutual Defense Treaty with U.S. and reaffirmation of commitment to friendship and cooperation (see S. Res. 175), S1382 [26AP] (see H. Res. 318), H1914 [24AP]

Kosovo: reaffirm close partnership with U.S. (see H. Res. 648), H4165 [4AU]

Law enforcement: condemn police brutality wherever in world it occurs (see H. Res. 354), H2126 [2MY]

——— direct President to report to Congress on fugitives currently residing in other countries whose extradition is sought by U.S. (see H.R. 3536), H2455 [18MY]

——— provide enhanced capabilities to combat transnational criminal cartels (see H.R. 713), H627 [1FE]

LGBTQI+: protect human rights and enhance opportunities for LGBTQI people around the world (see S. 1924), S2050 [12JN] (see S. 1924), H2808 [12JN]

Library of Congress: carry out activities to support Armenian Genocide education programs (see S. 1329), S1417 [27AP] (see H.R. 2803), H1914 [24AP]

Libya: terminate national emergency relative to Libya (see H.J. Res. 70), H2809 [12JN]

Lobbying Disclosure Act: clarify provision relative to certain contents of registrations (see S. 829), S825 [16MR] (see H.R. 1190), H874 [24FE]

Lobbyists: establish temporary post-employment ban on lobbying by former senior executive branch personnel and prohibit such personnel from lobbying at any time on behalf of foreign clients (see H.R. 5594), H4436 [20SE]

——— increase length of post-employment ban on lobbying by former senior executive branch personnel from one year to two years (see H.R. 5124), H4157 [1AU]

——— provide that former Members of Congress or congressional employees who receive compensation as lobbyists for foreign entities shall not be eligible for retirement benefits or certain other Federal benefits (see H.R. 2517), H1708 [6AP]

——— require certain disclosures by registrants relative to exemptions under Foreign Agents Registration Act (see S. 264), S230 [2FE] (see H.R. 4041), H2808 [12JN]

López Obrador, Andrés M.: condemn statements on political interference in U.S. elections (see H. Res. 329), H2049 [26AP]

Mayorkas, Sec. of Homeland Security: condemn for failure to secure U.S. southern border (see S. Res. 169), S1294 [20AP]

Medicare: establish demonstration program for international coverage (see H.R. 5299), H4210 [29AU]

Members of Congress: condemn calls from Members for expulsion of Palestinians from U.S. (see H. Res. 895), H5936 [28NO]

——— prohibit Federal funding and resources for congressional travel to China (see S. 3009), S4947 [4OC]

——— require disclosure of business ties with foreign entities (see H.R. 2512), H1708 [6AP]

Memorial Day: express support for Black service members (see H. Res. 455), H2646 [26MY]

Mexico: impose sanctions to combat corruption and human rights violations (see H.R. 332), H232 [12JA]

——— limit availability of certain funds for Mexico until President makes certification to Congress regarding cooperation by Mexico with respect to fentanyl (see H.R. 3190), H2244 [10MY]

——— promote bilateral tourism through cooperation between U.S. and Mexico (see H.R. 284), H202 [11JA]

——— reaffirm U.S. commitment to respecting sovereignty and condemn calls for military action in Mexico without Mexico’s consent and congressional authorization (see H. Res. 763), H4990 [6OC]

——— reauthorize U.S.-Mexico transboundary aquifer assessment program (see H.R. 5874), H4985 [3OC]

——— support diplomatic relations to encourage fulfillment of water deliveries annually to U.S. under treaty regarding utilization of Colorado and Tijuana Rivers and Rio Grande (see S. Res. 379), S4760 [28SE] (see H. Res. 683), H4297 [13SE]

Middle East: affirm state of Palestine’s right to exist and to become nation-state, recognize two-state solution as only solution to secure lasting regional peace, and reject calls for Palestine’s destruction (see H. Res. 902), H6080 [1DE]

——— call for immediate deescalation and cease-fire in Israel and occupied Palestine (see H. Res. 786), H5015 [16OC]

——— call on U.S. to observe weekend of prayer and reflection for Israel, for all civilians caught in crossfires of war, and for safe return of hostages (see H. Res. 887), H5902 [21NO]

——— condemn act of war against Israel by Hamas (terrorist organization), Palestinian Islamic Jihad (terrorist organization), and associated forces (see H. Res. 770), H4994 [10OC]

——— condemn heinous actions of Hamas and affirm support of U.S. for Israel’s right to exist and defend itself (see H. Res. 789), H5016 [16OC]

——— enhance region’s capacity to dismantle and disrupt illicit production and trafficking of amphetamine-type stimulant also known as captagon, including production of precursor chemicals (see H. Res. 836), H5229 [1NO]

——— express sense that slogan, ‘‘from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free’’ and its derivations are antisemitic and endorse genocide and destruction of Jewish state (see S. Res. 497), S5962 [13DE]

——— express sense that slogan, ‘‘from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free’’ is antisemitic and its use must be condemned (see H. Res. 883), H5902 [21NO]

——— express support for Israel as it defends itself against barbaric war launched by Hamas (terrorist organization) and other terrorists (see H. Res. 768), H4993 [10OC] (see H. Res. 771), H4998 [11OC]

——— impose sanctions relative to foreign support for terrorist organizations, including Hamas (terrorist organization) and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (see H.R. 340), H233 [12JA]

——— impose sanctions with respect to foreign support for terrorist organizations in Gaza and West Bank (see S. 1647), S1704 [17MY]

——— making emergency supplemental appropriations to provide funding to Israel for Iron Dome rocket defense system (see H.R. 5918), H4993 [10OC]

——— making emergency supplemental appropriations to provide funding to Israel in response to act of war by Hamas (terrorist organization) (see S. 3135), S5183 [25OC] (see S. 3168), S5230 [30OC] (see S. 3210), S5338 [2NO] (see H.R. 6113), H5180 [30OC] (see H.R. 6126), H5227 [1NO]

——— making emergency supplemental appropriations to provide funding to Israel in response to act of war by Hamas (terrorist organization) (H.R. 6126), consideration (see H. Res. 838), H5361 [2NO]

——— prohibit any U.S. assistance from being made available for programs, projects, or activities located in Palestinian-controlled areas of Judea and Samaria or Gaza (see H.R. 6060), H5104 [25OC]

——— provide authority to enter into cooperative agreement to protect civilians in Iraq and Arabian Peninsula from weaponized unmanned aerial systems (see S. 430), S425 [15FE]

——— reaffirm Israel’s right to exist (see H. Res. 888), H5902 [21NO]

——— reaffirm Israel’s right to exist, condemn antisemitism in all forms, and reject false equivalencies between democracies and terrorist organizations (see H. Res. 849), H5544 [7NO]

——— recognize Nakba as displacement of Palestinian people from their homeland and recognize Palestinian refugees’ rights (see H. Res. 388), H2245 [10MY]

——— require maintenance of country of origin markings for imported goods produced in West Bank and Gaza (see H.R. 5179), H4171 [8AU]

——— revoke visas of foreign nationals who endorse terrorist activities, affirm distinction between terrorism and Israeli self-defense, reject antisemitism, and honor memory of those killed in attack on Israel (see S. Res. 413), S5088 [18OC] (see H. Res. 796), H5029 [18OC]

——— stand with Israel against war launched by Hamas (terrorist organization), condemn Iran’s support for global terrorism, and reaffirm commitment to Israel’s security (see S. Res. 417), S5110 [19OC]

——— support cooperation with European Union to thwart Hezbollah’s criminal and terrorist activities and bring operatives to justice and urge European Union to designate Hezbollah as terrorist organization (see S. Res. 299), S2985 [18JY]

Millennium Challenge Corp.: anniversary (see H. Res. 880), H5899 [17NO]

——— modify requirements for candidate countries (see S. 1240), S1293 [20AP] (see H.R. 3042), H2124 [2MY]

Mining and mineral resources: combat U.S. reliance on China and certain other countries for critical minerals and rare earth metals (see S. 1871), S2028 [8JN]

——— prohibit sale or transfer of certain critical minerals to foreign entities of concern (see H.R. 5021), H4139 [27JY]

Monopolies: make oil-producing and exporting cartels illegal (see S. 678), S669 [7MR] (see H.R. 3081), H2133 [5MY]

Montreal Protocol on Substances That Deplete the Ozone Layer: prohibit funding until China is no longer defined as developing country (see S. 1035), S1052 [29MR]

Motor vehicles: require briefing on national security threats associated with Chinese autonomous ground vehicles operating in U.S. (see H.R. 6896), H7006 [22DE]

National African Immigrant and Refugee HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis Awareness (NAIRHHA) Day: designate (see H. Res. 693), H4380 [18SE]

National Commission on the COVID–19 Pandemic: establish (see H.R. 3066), H2125 [2MY]

National Freedom Day: observance (see S. Res. 21), S204 [1FE]

National objectives: prohibit or require notification relative to certain activities of U.S. persons involving countries of concern (see H.R. 6349), H5668 [9NO]

National security: create risk framework to evaluate foreign mobile applications of concern (see H.R. 6106), H5174 [26OC]

——— require reviews of U.S. investment in countries that may threaten national critical capabilities and improve use of authorities under Defense Production Act (see H.R. 3136), H2170 [9MY]

National Trafficking and Modern Slavery Prevention Month: observance (see S. Res. 21), S204 [1FE]

NATO: affirm that certain obligations relative to armed attack against member state do not supersede constitutional declarations of war by Congress (see S. Res. 266), S2225 [22JN] (see H. Res. 544), H3109 [22JN]

——— celebrate NATO Summit in Vilnius, Lithuania and express priorities related to transatlantic security and NATO Strategic Concept (see S. Res. 251), S2097 [14JN]

——— commend adoption of regional plans and encourage allies to align resources (see S. Res. 491), S5852 [7DE]

——— urge all members to spend certain minimum percentage of GDP on defense (see S. Res. 344), S4526 [14SE]

Natural gas: expedite approval of applications to export natural gas to certain U.S. allies (see S. 2028), S2123 [15JN]

Neotropical Migratory Bird Conservation Act: amend (see H.R. 4389), H3150 [27JN]

Nevada: anniversary of partnership with Czech Republic under State Partnership Program (see S. Res. 495), S5919 [12DE]

New Mexico Bilingual Multicultural Education Act: recognize anniversary and importance of cultivating education in mother tongue and English for preservation of culture, identity, and indigenous knowledge (see H. Res. 229), H1286 [14MR]

New Zealand: honor victims on anniversary of terrorist attacks on mosques in Christchurch and condemn transnational threat of White supremacist ideology, conspiracy theories, and violence (see H. Res. 250), H1409 [23MR]

Nigeria: reaffirm commitment to fortify relations with Nigeria and call to commit to peaceful, credible, and timely electoral process (see H. Res. 143), H866 [21FE]

——— reinforce U.S.-Nigeria relationship and urge free, fair, transparent, and inclusive elections (see S. Res. 36), S265 [7FE]

NIH: prioritize national security in strategic plan and address national security issues in licensure of biological products and research (see S. 289), S264 [7FE]

——— prohibit from conducting or supporting certain gain-of-function research (see H.R. 1827), H1527 [28MR]

——— prohibit support for activity or program that uses live animals in research outside U.S. (see H.R. 4757), H3857 [19JY]

North Korean Human Rights Act: reauthorize (see S. 584), S568 [1MR] (see H.R. 3012), H2117 [28AP]

Northern Mariana Islands: reform immigration policies (see H.R. 560), H427 [26JA]

Nuclear energy: enhance U.S. civil nuclear leadership, support licensing of advanced nuclear technologies, strengthen domestic nuclear energy fuel cycle and supply chain, and improve regulation of nuclear energy (see S. 1111), S1089 [30MR]

——— institute focal point for advanced reactor deployment within U.S. Government responsible for developing collaborative relationships with embarking civil nuclear nations (see H.R. 3484), H2453 [18MY]

Nuclear weapons: provide for better security and accountability relative to strategic and non-strategic nuclear arsenals of Russia and China (see S. 1674), S1742 [18MY]

——— reduce and eliminate threats of such weapons to U.S. (see S. 1499), S1566 [9MY] (see H.R. 3154), H2171 [9MY]

Oceans: oppose permitting of, and exploration for, deep seabed mining (see H.R. 4536), H3204 [11JY]

Office of Economic and Security Preparedness and Resilience: establish (see H.R. 5703), H4497 [26SE]

Office of Global Competition Analysis: establish (see S. 1873), S2028 [8JN]

Office of National Drug Control Policy: require Caribbean border counternarcotics strategy (see S. 309), S310 [9FE] (see H.R. 920), H823 [9FE]

Office of the Director of National Intelligence: conduct assessment of threat posed to U.S. ports by cranes manufactured by countries of concern (see S. 1903), S2029 [8JN]

——— submit to Congress annual reports on civilian casualties caused by certain operations of foreign governments (see H.R. 6517), H6048 [30NO]

Office of the U.S. Trade Representative: determine means to reinstate mandatory country of origin labeling for beef that is in compliance with all applicable World Trade Organization rules (see H.R. 5215), H4187 [15AU]

——— establish joint task force to identify and eliminate barriers to U.S. agriculture exports (see S. 2992), S4760 [28SE] (see H.R. 5790), H4853 [28SE]

——— monitor industrial subsidies provided by Chinese Government and submit report on risks posed by those subsidies (see S. 2545), S3620 [26JY]

——— provide authority to enter into plurilateral trade agreements within World Trade Organization with benefits only applying to signatories of those agreements (see S. 446), S425 [15FE]

OMB: require Office of Federal Procurement Policy to develop government-wide procurement policy and guidance to mitigate organizational conflict of interest relative to national security and foreign policy (see S. 2034), S2123 [15JN]

Pakistan: express support for democracy and human rights (see H. Res. 901), H6049 [30NO]

——— recognize catastrophic impact of monsoon season and devastation inflicted upon Pakistani people (see H. Res. 23), H204 [11JA]

——— terminate designation as major non-NATO ally (see H.R. 80), H101 [9JA]

Palestinians: make ineligible for visas, admission, or parole into U.S., aliens that are holders of passports issued by Palestinian Authority (see S. 3052), S5048 [17OC] (see H.R. 5959), H5013 [13OC]

Patent and Trademark Office: require disclosures in patent applications on ties to China and other foreign adversaries (see H.R. 5475), H4344 [14SE]

Peace: recognize international days of peace, coexistence, and cooperation (see H. Con. Res. 81), H6998 [19DE]

Peace Corps: reauthorize and improve (see S. 1203), S1255 [19AP]

——— reauthorize and provide new opportunities and benefits, increase monthly allowances and compensation, extend hiring preference, and update security for volunteers (see H.R. 1273), H1047 [1MR]

Petroleum: prohibit restrictions on export of crude oil or other petroleum products (see H. Con. Res. 17), H854 [17FE]

Pharmaceuticals: end dependence on Chinese pharmaceuticals by encouraging growth of robust domestic medicine supply chain for generic drugs and empower FDA to issue warnings for critical contaminations (see H.R. 5575), H4407 [19SE]

——— require interagency risk assessment of pharmaceutical supply chain to identify and mitigate health and national security risks (see S. 1961), S2071 [13JN]

Philippines: reaffirm U.S. commitment to Mutual Defense Treaty, implement Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement, and object to China’s sovereignty claims to South China Sea (see H. Res. 837), H5229 [1NO]

——— reaffirm U.S.-Philippines alliance and condemn gray zone campaign of China in South China Sea against Philippines (see H. Res. 843), H5404 [3NO]

——— suspend security assistance until certain reforms to military and police forces are made (see H.R. 1433), H1149 [7MR]

Political campaigns: apply ban on contributions and expenditures by foreign nationals to State and local ballot initiatives or referenda (see S. 1638), S1704 [17MY] (see H.R. 3229), H2308 [11MY] (see H.R. 3463), H2452 [18MY] (see H.R. 6471), H5902 [21NO]

——— prohibit foreign nationals from making contributions in connection with State or local ballot initiative or referendum (see H.R. 4484), H3171 [6JY]

Political ethics: prohibit immediate family members of President, Vice President, and cabinet officials from using their family’s influence to benefit in foreign business dealings (see H.R. 5836), H4909 [29SE]

Portugal: commemorate Day of Portugal, Camões, and the Portuguese Communities, recognize contributions of Portuguese Americans to society, and reaffirm commitment to U.S.-Portugal partnership (see H. Res. 497), H2809 [12JN]

Postal Regulatory Commission: establish rates of postage for packages shipped by priority mail from U.S. to foreign Army Post Office, Fleet Post Office, or Diplomatic Post Office (see H.R. 299), H203 [11JA]

Postal Service: increase criminal penalty for mail fraud involving misrepresentation of country of origin and terminate authority to exclude countries from requirement to transmit advance electronic information for all shipments (see S. 986), S954 [27MR]

Power resources: establish program to reduce reliance of allied and partner nations on natural gas, petroleum, nuclear fuel, and minerals produced in Russia (see S. 458), S426 [15FE]

——— impose additional sanctions relative to import or facilitation of import of pretroleum products from Iran (see H.R. 3774), H2707 [31MY]

——— improve process to authorize construction, connection, operation, and maintenance of international border-crossing facilities for import and export of oil and natural gas and transmission of electricity (see S. 23), S54 [23JA] (see S. 989), S954 [27MR] (see H.R. 1058), H851 [17FE]

——— prohibit sole Presidential authority to revoke permits for construction or operation of cross-border energy infrastructure facilities (see H.R. 1197), H874 [24FE]

——— provide support for energy infrastructure projects in Indo-Pacific region (see S. 1720), S1744 [18MY]

Presidents of the U.S.: authorize to enter into trade agreements for reciprocal elimination of duties or other import restrictions with respect to medical goods to contribute to national security and public health of U.S. (see S. 2115), S2222 [22JN] (see H.R. 4307), H3109 [22JN]

——— improve oversight of inaugural committees by prohibiting certain donations, banning personal use of funds, and requiring disclosure of all donations and disbursements (see H.R. 6312), H5651 [8NO]

——— provide with authority to enter into comprehensive trade agreement with United Kingdom (see S. 629), S636 [2MR] (see H.R. 3653), H2596 [24MY]

Prioritizing Resources and Organization for Intellectual Property Act: authorize Intellectual Property Protection Legal Aid program to assist small businesses to protect intellectual property (see S. 2566), S3753 [27JY]

Public debt: establish limitations on amount of U.S.-issued debt which may be held by foreign governments, entities, and individuals (see S. 742), S742 [9MR] (see H.R. 1498), H1247 [9MR]

Public Health Service Act: include Middle Easterners and North Africans in statutory definition of ‘‘racial and ethnic minority group’’ (see S. 2899), S4654 [21SE] (see H.R. 2730), H1886 [19AP]

Qatar: suspend designation as major non-NATO ally (see H.R. 6431), H5892 [15NO]

Real estate: establish moratorium on purchase of public or private real estate located in U.S. by foreign persons (see H.R. 840), H709 [6FE]

——— identify foreign purchasers in urban areas, increase foreign investment in real property withholding tax, and use proceeds to increase low-income housing tax credit ceiling (see S. 551), S531 [28FE] (see H.R. 3533), H2455 [18MY]

——— preempt State prohibitions on real estate purchases by foreign citizens (see H.R. 3697), H2636 [25MY]

——— prohibit foreign nations from owning certain facilities, buildings, and land (see H.R. 4806), H3888 [20JY]

——— prohibit purchase of public or private real estate located in U.S. by foreign adversaries and state sponsors of terrorism (see H.R. 212), H106 [9JA]

Refugees: provide Nicaraguan political prisoners who arrived in U.S on February 9, 2023, and their immediate family members with certain benefits available to refugees (see S. 2165), S2223 [22JN] (see H.R. 4352), H3142 [23JN]

Renewable energy: prohibit investment by foreign adversaries in U.S. real estate suitable for renewable energy or renewable fuels production (see H.R. 1448), H1205 [8MR]

Research: prohibit Federal funding for research in China (see S. 2525), S3619 [26JY] (see H.R. 1800), H1437 [24MR]

——— prohibit use of Federal funds to conduct or support certain gain-of-function research by foreign adversary (see H.R. 4087), H2884 [13JN]

——— prohibit use of taxpayer dollars to support animal experimentation in laboratories of adversarial nations (see S. 2716), S3894 [5SE] (see H.R. 5020), H4139 [27JY]

Rio Grande City, TX: provide for expansion of Starr-Camargo Bridge (see S. 1608), S1678 [16MY] (see H.R. 3569), H2499 [22MY]

Russia: amend certain authorities relating to human rights violations and abuses in Ukraine (see S. 1320), S1382 [26AP] (see H.R. 2885), H2047 [26AP]

——— block property of Russian state-owned entities (see S. 2848), S4589 [19SE]

——— call for immediate release of Evan Gershkovich (see S. Res. 385), S4760 [28SE] (see H. Res. 377), H2172 [9MY]

——— call for immediate release of Marc Fogel (see S. Con. Res. 18), S3621 [26JY] (see H. Con. Res. 60), H4030 [26JY]

——— call for immediate release of Vladimir Kara-Murza (see S. Res. 145), S1091 [30MR]

——— condemn and oppose unprovoked invasion and egregious act of aggression against sovereign state of Ukraine (see H. Res. 22), H204 [11JA]

——— condemn for exacerbating global food insecurity through invasion of Ukraine (see H. Res. 677), H4263 [12SE]

——— condemn illegal abduction of children from Ukraine (see S. Res. 128), S1000 [28MR] (see S. Res. 158), S1134 [17AP] (see H. Con. Res. 29), H1528 [28MR] (see H. Res. 149), H866 [21FE]

——— condemn recent actions taken by Russian military to down U.S. Air Force drone (see H. Res. 240), H1301 [21MR]

——— condemn unjust and arbitrary detention of opposition leader Vladimir Kara-Murza, who has stood up in defense of democracy, rule of law, and free and fair elections (see S. Con. Res. 7), S934 [23MR] (see H. Con. Res. 27), H1409 [23MR]

——— condemn wrongful detainment of U.S. citizens and residents (see S. Res. 179), S1419 [27AP]

——— counter influence and aggression in Ukraine (see H.R. 535), H426 [26JA]

——— designate as state sponsor of terrorism (see H.R. 3979), H2787 [9JN]

——— impose sanctions to combat mass abduction of Ukrainian children to Russia and areas of Ukraine that are temporarily occupied by Russian forces (see H.R. 5800), H4854 [28SE]

——— prohibit Federal funding to support or facilitate participation of Russia in Group of Seven (see H.R. 295), H203 [11JA]

——— provide for congressional oversight of certain sanctions (see H.R. 1357), H1113 [3MR]

——— require imposition of sanctions and other measures relating to Russian oil price cap policy (see H.R. 4825), H3895 [24JY]

——— respond to threat posed by Russian deployment of tactical nuclear weapons (see S. Res. 268), S2225 [22JN] (see H. Res. 562), H3151 [27JN]

Rwanda: anniversary of genocide against Tutsi minority ethnic group (see H. Res. 256), H1464 [27MR]

Sanctioning the Use of Civilians as Defenseless Shields Act: modify and extend (see H.R. 5917), H4993 [10OC]

Saudi Arabia: disapprove sale of certain defense articles and services (see S.J. Res. 53), S5897 [11DE] (see H.J. Res. 106), H7027 [2JA]

——— take certain actions relative to Saudi Arabia in response to shootings that occurred at Naval Air Station, Pensacola, FL, in 2019 (see H.R. 6626), H6207 [6DE]

Schools: prohibit Federal education funds for elementary and secondary schools that receive direct or indirect support from China (see H.R. 6816), H6984 [14DE]

SEC: establish disclosure requirements for securities from certain Chinese companies (see S. 854), S825 [16MR]

——— prohibit trading of certain Communist Chinese military companies securities on national securities exchange (see S. 152), S147 [30JA]

——— require certain additional annual disclosures by public companies and exchange-traded funds investing in companies with ties to China (see H.R. 499), H322 [25JA]

——— require certain foreign companies to use approved independent auditors (see S. 3494), S5961 [13DE] (see H.R. 6769), H6941 [13DE]

——— require corporations to publicly disclose financial reporting on country-by-country basis to provide transparency on use of tax havens or offshoring jobs (see S. 638), S636 [2MR] (see H.R. 4938), H4030 [26JY]

——— require disclosures by advisors of private funds invested in countries of concern (see S. 3286), S5459 [9NO]

——— require issuers to disclose whether they do business in, or with China or other aggressor nations (see H.R. 4451), H3159 [30JN]

——— specify that trading prohibition for certain Chinese issuers that retain public accounting firms that have not been subject to inspection by Public Company Accounting Oversight Board shall apply after 1 year (see H.R. 4879), H3949 [25JY]

Senate: establish means to provide advice and consent regarding any international agreement relative to pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response (see S. Res. 81), S532 [28FE]

——— require any convention, agreement, or other international instrument on pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response reached by World Health Assembly be subject to ratification (see S. 444), S425 [15FE] (see H.R. 1425), H1149 [7MR]

Serbia: support efforts to investigate and bring to justice individuals responsible for execution-style murders of U.S. citizens Ylli, Agron, and Mehmet Bytyqi in 1999 (see H. Con. Res. 38), H2126 [2MY]

Shipping industry: make technical corrections to ocean shipping authorities (see H.R. 1836), H1527 [28MR]

——— permit use of NATO and major non-NATO ally dredge ships in U.S. (see S. 3432), S5851 [7DE] (see H.R. 6729), H6859 [12DE]

Sierra Leone: encourage government to abide by promise to ensure peaceful and credible electoral process (see H. Res. 548), H3142 [23JN]

Slovak Republic: independence anniversary (see S. Res. 342), S4526 [14SE] (see H. Res. 749), H4910 [29SE]

Socialism: denounce (see H. Con. Res. 9), H324 [25JA]

——— denounce (H. Con. Res. 9), consideration (see H. Res. 83), H625 [1FE]

Somalia: direct President to remove Armed Forces other than those assigned to protect U.S. Embassy (see H. Con. Res. 30), H1528 [28MR]

South Africa: oppose hosting of military exercises with China and Russia and conduct thorough review of U.S.-South Africa relationship (see H. Res. 145), H866 [21FE]

South Sudan: require U.S. activities relative to governance, reconstruction and development, and refugee relief and assistance, to support basic human rights of women and women’s participation and leadership (see H.R. 242), H149 [10JA]

Space policy: impose sanctions on foreign persons responsible for negligent creation of space debris (see S. 587), S568 [1MR]

Sports: provide F visas and employment authorization for international student athletes who enter into endorsement contracts for commercial use of their names, images, and likenesses (see S. 3054), S5048 [17OC]

Sri Lanka: support peaceful, democratic, and economic aspirations of people (see S. Res. 493), S5919 [12DE] (see H. Res. 926), H6860 [12DE]

States: make ineligible to receive funds under certain Federal programs unless State has in effect State law restricting purchase of agricultural land by certain foreign persons (see H.R. 4772), H3886 [20JY]

Sudan: condemn conflict and stand with people of Sudan (see H. Res. 585), H3575 [13JY]

——— condemn hostilities and stand with people of Sudan in their calls for peace and their democratic aspirations (see S. Con. Res. 24), S6057 [19DE]

Syria: direct President to remove Armed Forces (see H. Con. Res. 20), H866 [21FE] (see H. Con. Res. 21), H1050 [1MR]

——— direct President to remove Armed Forces, applicability of War Powers Resolution (see H. Res. 199), H1147 [7MR]

——— express condolences to victims, commend search and rescue missions, express solidarity, and urge support, following earthquakes (see S. Res. 76), S458 [16FE] (see H. Res. 132), H854 [17FE]

——— prohibit any official action to recognize or normalize relations with any Government of Syria led by Bashar al-Assad (see S. 2342), S2984 [18JY] (see S. 2935), S4720 [27SE] (see H.R. 3202), H2307 [11MY]

——— provide for limitations on general license authorities under Syria Sanctions Regulations (see H.R. 4847), H3948 [25JY]

——— terminate national emergency relative to certain economic and trade sanctions imposed on Syrian government (see H.J. Res. 79), H3171 [6JY]

Taiwan: encourage full participation in Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) (organization) forum (see H. Con. Res. 71), H4986 [3OC]

——— oppose any attempts by China to resolve Taiwan’s status by distorting decisions, language, policies, or procedures of international organizations (see S. 2995), S4760 [28SE] (see H.R. 1176), H874 [24FE]

——— provide for U.S. loan and lease of defense articles (see S. 770), S743 [9MR] (see H.R. 1330), H1049 [1MR]

——— recognize value of tax agreement (see S. Res. 91), S636 [2MR] (see H. Res. 449), H2638 [25MY]

——— resume normal diplomatic relations, negotiate bilateral free trade agreement, and support membership in international organizations (see H. Con. Res. 10), H324 [25JA]

——— strengthen U.S. policy (see S. 3110), S5143 [24OC]

Tariff: increase duty rate applicable to certain ferrosilicon produced in Russia or Belarus and require domestic production assessment before increasing duty rates to products of Russia and Belarus (see S. 2937), S4720 [27SE] (see H.R. 5766), H4713 [27SE]

——— prohibit requiring repayment, recoupment, or offset of certain antidumping duties and countervailing duties (see S. 377), S312 [9FE] (see H.R. 2883), H2047 [26AP]

Task Force on the Indo-Pacific Treaty Organization: establish (see H.R. 6597), H6143 [5DE]

Tax Convention With Chile: ratify (see H. Res. 487), H2788 [9JN]

Taxation: allow expensing of amounts paid to move business property from China to U.S. (see H.R. 1676), H1300 [21MR]

——— create short form tax return to simplify return process for certain taxpayers living abroad (see H.R. 5432), H4296 [13SE]

——— deny certain green energy tax benefits to companies connected to certain countries of concern (see H.R. 6175), H5361 [2NO]

——— disallow companies associated with foreign adversaries from receiving advanced manufacturing production credit (see S. 3486), S5961 [13DE] (see H.R. 6762), H6941 [13DE]

——— establish requirements for clean vehicle credit and qualifying advanced energy project credit to prevent offshoring by manufacturers (see S. 3397), S5750 [5DE]

——— exclude certain amounts from tested income of controlled foreign corporations (see H.R. 1055), H851 [17FE]

——— exempt from foreign insurer excise tax certain insurance policies issued by U.S. territory and possession insurers (see H.R. 377), H242 [17JA]

——— express strong opposition to imposition of digital services taxes by other countries that discriminate against U.S. companies (see H. Res. 268), H1693 [30MR]

——— impose carbon border adjustment on energy intensive imports and incentivize decarbonization of domestic manufacturing (see S. 3422), S5807 [6DE] (see H.R. 6622), H6207 [6DE]

——— impose certain tax penalties in connection with invasion of Ukraine and use revenues for Ukraine reconstruction fund (see H.R. 6416), H5891 [15NO]

——— impose excise tax on certain investments of private colleges and universities (see H.R. 4380), H3150 [27JN]

——— impose fee on certain imported products based on pollution intensity associated with production of such products (see S. 3198), S5338 [2NO]

——— impose tax on acquisition of U.S. agricultural interest by disqualified persons (see H.R. 3996), H2788 [9JN]

——— make investment income of certain foreign governments subject to tax (see S. 2518), S3619 [26JY]

——— make look-through rule for related controlled foreign corporations permanent (see H.R. 4357), H3142 [23JN]

——— modify application of base erosion and anti-abuse tax with respect to certain entities connected to jurisdictions which have implemented extraterritorial tax (see H.R. 4695), H3698 [18JY]

——— modify limitation on deductions for certain taxes, including State and local taxes (see H.R. 3098), H2135 [5MY]

——— prevent certain European countries that are providing insufficient levels of assistance to Ukraine from benefiting from critical mineral tax credits for electric vehicle manufacturing (see S. 1242), S1293 [20AP]

——— prohibit foreign adversaries and certain entities related to such adversaries from claiming certain tax credits relating to electric vehicles (see H.R. 4441), H3158 [30JN]

——— prohibit use of clean vehicle credit on battery components manufactured or assembled by corporations associated with foreign entities of concern (see S. 756), S743 [9MR] (see H.R. 2951), H2083 [27AP]

——— provide current year inclusion of net controlled foreign corporation tested income by ending tax breaks for exporting jobs and profits (see S. 357), S312 [9FE] (see H.R. 884), H822 [9FE]

——— provide enforcement of remedies against extraterritorial and discriminatory taxes of foreign countries (see H.R. 3665), H2635 [25MY]

——— provide incentives for relocating manufacturing to U.S. and make permanent full expensing for qualified property (see H.R. 947), H825 [9FE]

——— provide special rules for taxation of certain residents of Taiwan with income from sources within U.S. (see S. 3084), S5109 [19OC] (see H.R. 5988), H5031 [19OC]

——— provide tax credit for certain expenses of moving manufacturing equipment from China to U.S. (see H.R. 2571), H1717 [10AP]

——— repeal limitation on deductions for certain taxes, including State and local taxes (see H.R. 160), H104 [9JA] (see H.R. 1260), H970 [28FE]

——— safeguard beneficial tax treatment on certain expenses from bolstering research and development sectors in foreign entities of concern (see S. 2823), S4526 [14SE]

——— secure supply chain by providing election to determine foreign income taxes paid or incurred to certain Western Hemisphere countries without regard to certain regulations (see H.R. 4029), H2807 [12JN]

Technology: prohibit assistance to foreign governments that engage in use of foreign commercial spyware to target U.S. persons (see H.R. 5440), H4296 [13SE]

——— require anyone that sells or distributes mobile app to disclose if it has been prohibited for Government-owned devices (see H.R. 750), H675 [2FE]

——— require development of strategy to eliminate availability to foreign adversaries of goods and technologies capable of supporting undersea cables (see H.R. 1189), H874 [24FE]

——— support regional artificial intelligence (AI) strategy in Americas to foster inclusive AI systems that combat biases within marginalized groups and promote social justice, economic well-being, and democracy (see H. Res. 649), H4172 [8AU]

Telecomunications: require development of strategy to promote use of secure telecommunications infrastructure worldwide (see H.R. 4741), H3857 [19JY]

Terrorism: anniversary of bombing of Marine Corps barracks in Beirut, Lebanon (see H. Res. 808), H5043 [24OC]

——— prohibit funding to international organizations that provide resources or other support to foreign terrorist organizations (see H.R. 6066), H5104 [25OC]

——— provide compensation for U.S. victims of Libyan state sponsored terrorism (see S. 3336), S5541 [15NO]

——— provide remote access to court proceedings for victims of 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland (see S. 3250), S5426 [8NO] (see H.R. 6714), H6814 [11DE]

——— recognize influx of known or suspected terrorists through America’s northern border as threat to national security (see H. Res. 774), H4999 [11OC]

Thailand: commemorate anniversary of diplomatic relations with U.S. (see S. Res. 485), S5750 [5DE] (see H. Res. 234), H1294 [17MR]

——— urge government to protect and uphold democracy, human rights, rule of law, freedom of peaceful assembly, and freedom of expression (see S. Res. 114), S826 [16MR] (see H. Res. 369), H2136 [5MY]

Trafficking Victims Protection Act: reauthorize (see S. 920), S909 [22MR] (see H.R. 5856), H4910 [29SE]

Treaties and agreements: ensure U.S. trade agreements provide access and collaboration of involved nations for recovery efforts relating to Armed Forces members missing or unaccounted for from prior military conflicts (see H. Con. Res. 64), H4346 [14SE]

Tunisia: recognize leadership in Arab Spring movement and urge upholding of democratic principles and norms (see H. Res. 613), H3950 [25JY]

Turkey: express condolences to victims, commend search and rescue missions, express solidarity, and urge support, following earthquakes (see S. Res. 76), S458 [16FE] (see H. Res. 101), H738 [7FE] (see H. Res. 116), H826 [9FE] (see H. Res. 132), H854 [17FE]

U.N.: direct U.S. Representative to use U.S. influence to promote establishment of appropriate regional or international justice mechanism to investigate and prosecute possible war crimes stemming from Syrian conflict (see H. Res. 590), H3575 [13JY]

——— extend mandate of Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on Venezuela (see S. 1931), S2070 [13JN] (see H.R. 4086), H2884 [13JN]

——— limit, suspend, or terminate rights and privileges that Russia exercises in Security Council and support inclusion of India as permanent member of Security Council (see H. Res. 909), H6144 [5DE]

——— prohibit U.S. assistance to foreign countries that oppose U.S. positions in U.N. (see H.R. 3685), H2636 [25MY]

——— pursue all appropriate steps with allies, partners, and other countries to limit, suspend, or terminate rights and privileges that Russia exercises in Security Council and other U.N. organizations (see H. Res. 267), H1693 [30MR]

——— repeal cap on U.S. contributions to peacekeeping operations (see H.R. 4169), H2957 [15JN]

——— terminate U.S. membership (see S. 3428), S5807 [6DE] (see H.R. 6645), H6208 [6DE]

U.N. Convention on Biological Diversity: urge Senate ratification (see S. Con. Res. 11), S1844 [31MY] (see H. Con. Res. 47), H2500 [22MY]

U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change: prohibit funding until China is no longer defined as developing country (see S. 1035), S1052 [29MR]

U.N. Population Fund: authorize contributions (see H.R. 4166), H2957 [15JN]

——— prohibit U.S. contributions (see H.R. 436), H250 [20JA]

U.S. Agency for Global Media: prohibit Open Technology Fund funding (see H.R. 3191), H2244 [10MY]

U.S. Foundation for International Conservation: establish (see S. 618), S569 [1MR] (see H.R. 1298), H1048 [1MR] (see H.R. 6727), H6859 [12DE]

U.S. Hostage and Wrongful Detainee Day: designate (see S. 769), S743 [9MR] (see H.R. 1522), H1248 [9MR]

U.S.-Israel Future of Warfare Research and Development Fund: establish to increase defense cooperation in areas of emerging technologies (see S. 1862), S2005 [7JN]

U.S.-Taiwan Education Initiative: support (see S. Res. 363), S4678 [26SE]

Ukraine: condemn Russian invasion and weaponization of hunger and commemorate anniversary of Holodomor famine (see S. Res. 472), S5598 [27NO]

——— ensure President complies with certain requirements of Arms Export Control Act and Foreign Assistance Act relative to loans or leases of equipment (see H.R. 2721), H1886 [19AP]

——— establish officials and institutions for strengthening partnership and cooperative transparency between U.S. and Ukraine (see H.R. 4994), H4138 [27JY]

——— express that Ukrainian Famine-Genocide of 1932-1933 (Holodomor) should serve as reminder of repressive Soviet policies against people of Ukraine (see H. Res. 105), H781 [8FE]

——— impose sanctions relative to any foreign person endangering integrity or safety of Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant (see H.R. 3246), H2309 [11MY]

——— make nationals who are present in U.S. eligible for REAL ID benefits (see H.R. 3259), H2309 [11MY]

——— prohibit certain assistance until certification that Ukraine is not providing funding, equipment, training, fuel, or other support to Russian Volunteer Corps, Azov Battalion, or any other neo-Nazi militia (see H.R. 4799), H3887 [20JY]

——— prohibit funding for nationalization of strategic assets (see S. 3269), S5458 [9NO] (see H.R. 6682), H6740 [7DE]

——— request President and direct Sec. of Defense to transmit documents to House of Representatives relative to plans for current or future military assistance and whether U.S. forces are currently deployed in Ukraine (see H. Res. 300), H1759 [17AP]

——— request President and direct Secs. of Defense and State to transmit documents to House of Representatives relative to congressionally appropriated funds to Ukraine (see H. Res. 158), H875 [24FE]

——— require comprehensive report that contains strategy for U.S. involvement in Ukraine (see S. 2940), S4720 [27SE] (see H.R. 5791), H4853 [28SE]

——— require report on international assistance for Ukraine (see H.R. 4554), H3205 [11JY]

——— review and modify decision to suspend adoption by foreign nationals and resume such adoptions, particularly in cases where mutual concerns of Ukraine and U.S. can be substantially addressed (see H. Res. 915), H6208 [6DE]

——— support accession to NATO (see S. Res. 302), S3148 [19JY]

——— support coordinated and effective international response to crisis and use of Russian reparations for recovery and reconstruction efforts, and ensure burden of funding reconstruction does not fall on U.S. taxpayers (see H. Con. Res. 66), H4437 [20SE]

United Arab Emirates: disapprove sale of certain defense articles and services (see H.J. Res. 105), H7027 [2JA]

United Kingdom: anniversary of Polaris Sales Agreement with U.S. (see S. Res. 207), S1624 [11MY] (see H. Res. 394), H2310 [11MY]

——— exempt from certain Arms Export Control Act requirements relative to trilateral security partnership between Australia, United Kingdom, and U.S. (see H.R. 4715), H3699 [18JY]

——— recognize self determination of Gibraltar to determine its status as British Overseas Territory (see H. Res. 624), H4142 [27JY]

Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required To Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism (USA PATRIOT) Act: repeal (see H.R. 4267), H3071 [21JN]

Uruguay: make eligible as Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act beneficiary country, make nationals eligible for admission into U.S. if U.S. nationals are treated similarly, and report on eligibility for visa waiver program (see S. 1926), S2050 [12JN] (see H.R. 6875), H6998 [19DE]

Uzbekistan: reaffirm partnership with U.S. and recognize restoration and advancement of economic relations, security, and development opportunities in both nations (see H. Res. 65), H428 [26JA]

Venezuela: call for immediate release of Eyvin Hernandez (see S. Res. 320), S3757 [27JY] (see H. Res. 578), H3206 [11JY]

——— commend María Corina Machado as legitimate presidential opposition candidate, reject Maduro regime for efforts to carry out fraudulent presidential elections, and call for release of all political prisoners (see S. Res. 486), S5750 [5DE] (see H. Res. 911), H6144 [5DE]

——— promote democracy (see S. 995), S999 [28MR]

——— reauthorize initiatives to provide humanitarian relief, advance solution to political crisis, address economic reconstruction, and combat public corruption, narcotics trafficking, and money laundering (see H.R. 6831), H6985 [14DE]

——— require certain actions to protect free, fair, and transparent elections (see H.R. 5670), H4456 [21SE]

Venezuela Defense of Human Rights and Civil Society Act: reauthorize (see S. 3363), S5674 [29NO]

Vietnamese Americans: recognize Vietnamese Heritage and Freedom Flag as official symbol of community in U.S. (see H. Res. 560), H3151 [27JN]

Voting: ensure election integrity and security and establish consistent standards and procedures for voter registration and voting in Federal elections (see H.R. 156), H103 [9JA]

——— ensure election integrity and security by establishing consistent photo identification requirements for voting in Federal elections (see H.R. 154), H103 [9JA]

——— expand coverage of definition of absent uniformed services voter (see H.R. 6242), H5465 [6NO]

Weapons: impose sanctions against foreign governments that engage in acts of gross negligence relative to state owned, operated, or directed chemical or biological programs (see H.R. 1288), H1048 [1MR]

WHO: direct President to withdraw U.S. (see H.R. 79), H101 [9JA]

——— prohibit availability of Federal funds pending investigation relating to influence over such organization by Chinese Communist Party (see H.R. 3664), H2635 [25MY]

——— prohibit U.S. assessed and voluntary contributions (see H.R. 343), H233 [12JA]

Women: recognize violence against women in politics as global phenomenon and support women’s full and meaningful participation in politics (see H. Res. 220), H1279 [10MR]

World Malaria Day: support goals and ideals (see S. Res. 170), S1340 [25AP]

World Press Freedom Day: observance (see S. Res. 191), S1505 [3MY] (see H. Res. 357), H2126 [2MY]

World Trade Organization: reaffirm U.S. commitment, improve dispute settlement, address appellate concerns, increase transparency, ensure fair treatment of developing countries, and address needs of free and open economies (see S. Res. 202), S1567 [9MY]

World War II: award Congressional Gold Medal to certain diplomats, in recognition of their bravery and heroism during Holocaust (see S. 91), S120 [26JA] (see H.R. 537), H426 [26JA]

——— award Congressional Gold Medal to U.S. nationals who joined Royal Canadian Air Force or Royal Air Force (see H.R. 1372), H1113 [3MR]

Cloture motions

Middle East: making emergency supplemental appropriations to provide funding to Israel in response to act of war by Hamas (terrorist organization) (H.R. 6126), motion to proceed, S5501 [14NO]

Tax Convention With Chile: ratify, S2116 [15JN], S2157 [21JN]

Letters

Assessment of U.S. response to act of war against Israel by Hamas (terrorist organization): several Members of Congress, S4970 [16OC]

Call for investigation into potential foreign adversarial influence and security clearance level of Ariane Tabatabai as Dept. of Defense official relative to connection to Iranian regime: Senator Blackburn, S4821 [29SE]

Condemn and denounce drastic rise of antisemitism in U.S. and globally: Representative Jordan, Committee on the Judiciary (House), H6106 [4DE]

——— Representative McCaul, Committee on Foreign Affairs (House), H6106 [4DE]

Condemn antisemitism: Salah el Deen Soltan, S3611 [26JY]

Defending Education Transparency and Ending Rogue Regimes Engaging in Nefarious Transactions (DETERRENT) Act: Gisela Perez Kusakawa, Asian American Scholar Forum, H6168–H6170 [6DE]

——— several organizations, H6180 [6DE]

Emergency supplemental funding-humanitarian assistance component: Embassy of Israel, S5492 [14NO]

Express condolences to victims, commend search and rescue missions, express solidarity, and urge support, following earthquakes in Turkey and Syria: Representative McCaul, Committee on Foreign Affairs (House), H888 [27FE]

——— Representative McHenry, Committee on Financial Services (House), H888 [27FE]

Fight and Combat Rampant Iranian Missile Exports (Fight CRIME) Act: Representative Jordan, Committee on the Judiciary (House), H4241 [12SE]

——— Representative McCaul, Committee on Foreign Affairs (House), H4241 [12SE]

Haiti Criminal Collusion Transparency Act: Representative Jordan, Committee on the Judiciary (House), H3908 [25JY]

——— Representative McCaul, Committee on Foreign Affairs (House), H3908 [25JY]

Hamas International Financing Prevention Act: Representative McCaul, Committee on Foreign Affairs (House), H5191 [1NO]

Impact of Canadian wildfires on U.S. air quality: Senator Schumer, S2014 [8JN]

Outbound Investment Transparency Act: Kevin Roberts, Heritage Foundation, S5877 [7DE]

——— several individuals, S5878 [7DE]

PRC Is Not a Developing Country Act: Representative Jason Smith, Committee on Ways and Means (House), H1450 [27MR]

——— Representative McCaul, Committee on Foreign Affairs (House), H1450 [27MR]

Release police report on death of Cameron C. Robbins in Bahamas: Representative Garret Graves, H4832 [28SE]

Secure the Border Act: Donna Markham, Catholic Charities USA, H2231 [10MY]

——— Mark J. Seitz, U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, H2232 [10MY]

——— Rebecca Wasserman, Service Employees International Union, H2229 [10MY]

——— Representative Jason Smith, Committee on Ways and Means (House), H2217 [10MY]

——— Representative Jordan, Committee on the Judiciary (House), H2217 [10MY]

——— Representative Mark E. Green, Committee on Homeland Security (House), H2217, H2218 [10MY]

——— several organizations, H2229, H2230 [10MY]

——— Ted Penton, Jesuit Conference (organization), H2233 [10MY]

——— William Samuel, AFL–CIO, H2228 [10MY]

Special Envoy for the Abraham Accords Act: several Representatives, E555 [13JN]

Stop Chinese Fentanyl Act: Representative Jordan, Committee on the Judiciary (House), H3912 [25JY]

——— Representative McCaul, Committee on Foreign Affairs (House), H3912 [25JY]

——— Representative McHenry, Committee on Financial Services (House), H3912 [25JY]

Stop Forced Organ Harvesting Act: Representative Jordan, Committee on the Judiciary (House), H1448 [27MR]

——— Representative McCaul, Committee on Foreign Affairs (House), H1448 [27MR]

Stop Harboring Iranian Petroleum (SHIP) Act: Representative Jordan, Committee on the Judiciary (House), H5195 [1NO]

——— Representative McCaul, Committee on Foreign Affairs (House), H5195 [1NO]

Ukraine security assistance in response to Russian invasion: Michael J. McCord, Dept. of Defense, S4938 [4OC], H4924 [30SE]

Upholding Sovereignty of Airspace (USA) Act: Representative Jordan, Committee on the Judiciary (House), H1737 [17AP]

——— Representative McCaul, Committee on Foreign Affairs (House), H1737 [17AP]

——— Representative Mike Rogers, Committee on Armed Services (House), H1737 [17AP]

Lists

Nevada BLM firefighters assisting with efforts to fight wildfires in Canada, H3132 [23JN]

Messages

Agreement for Cooperation Between the U.S. and Philippines Concerning Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy: President Biden, S5691 [30NO], H6029 [30NO]

Authority To Order Ready Reserve of Armed Forces to Active Duty To Address International Drug Trafficking: President Biden, S1416 [27AP], H2069 [27AP]

Delimitation of Maritime Boundary Treaty With Cuba, S6021 [18DE]

Delimitation of Maritime Boundary Treaty With Mexico, S6021 [18DE]

Depts. of Defense and Homeland Security Authorization To Order Active Duty Coast Guard Members To Augment Active Forces for Operation Atlantic Resolve: President Biden, S2456 [13JY]

National Emergency Relative to Belarus: President Biden, S2048 [12JN], H2805 [12JN]

National Emergency Relative to Democratic Republic of the Congo: President Biden, S5140 [24OC], H5065 [25OC]

National Emergency Relative to Global Illicit Drug Trade: President Biden, S5958 [13DE], H6926 [13DE]

National Emergency Relative to Hong Kong: President Biden, H3183 [11JY]

National Emergency Relative to Hostage-Taking and Wrongful Detention of U.S. Citizens: President Biden, S2356 [12JY], H3502 [13JY]

National Emergency Relative to Narcotics Traffickers in Colombia: President Biden, S5046 [17OC], H5065 [25OC]

National Emergency Relative to North Korea: President Biden, S2144 [20JN], H2978 [20JN]

National Emergency Relative to Regulation of Anchorage and Movement of Russian-Affiliated Vessels to U.S. Ports: President Biden, S1207 [18AP], H1788 [18AP]

National Emergency Relative to Significant Malicious Cyber-Enabled Activities: President Biden, S1046 [29MR], H1615 [29MR]

National Emergency Relative to Significant Transnational Criminal Organizations: President Biden, S3146 [19JY], H3839 [19JY]

National Emergency Relative to South Sudan: President Biden, S1046 [29MR], H1615 [29MR]

National Emergency Relative to Stabilization of Iraq: President Biden, S1677 [16MY], H2374 [16MY]

National Emergency Relative to the Central African Republic: President Biden, S1601 [10MY], H2183 [10MY]

National Emergency Relative to Threat From Securities Investments That Finance Certain Chinese Companies: President Biden, S5359 [6NO], H5463 [6NO]

National Emergency Relative to Ukraine: President Biden, S567 [1MR], H996 [1MR]

National Emergency Relative to Venezuela: President Biden, S567 [1MR], H996 [1MR]

National Emergency Relative to Western Balkans: President Biden, S2144 [20JN], H2978 [20JN]

National Emergency Relative to Yemen: President Biden, H2300 [11MY]

National Emergency Relative to Zimbabwe: President Biden, S566 [1MR], H995 [1MR]

Protection From Trade or Taking of Pangolins by China Under Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora: President Biden, S5359 [6NO], H5462 [6NO]

Motions

Armed Forces: remove from unauthorized hostilities in Niger (S.J. Res. 44), S5203 [26OC]

——— remove from unauthorized hostilities in Syria (S.J. Res. 51), S5836 [7DE]

CDC: terminate requirement for proof of coronavirus vaccination for foreign travelers (H.R. 185), H760 [8FE]

Dept. of State, foreign operations, and related programs: making appropriations (H.R. 4665), H4844 [28SE]

Immigration: secure U.S. borders and reform immigration policies (H.R. 2), H2281 [11MY]

Middle East: making emergency supplemental appropriations to provide funding to Israel in response to act of war by Hamas (terrorist organization) (H.R. 6126), S5500 [14NO]

Notices

Proposed sale of defense articles and services: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate), S21 [3JA], S164 [31JA], S255 [7FE], S289 [9FE], S422 [15FE], S454 [16FE], S500–S502 [27FE], S562–S565 [1MR], S737–S739 [9MR], S822–S824 [16MR], S856 [21MR], S1082–S1084 [30MR], S1129–S1131 [17AP], S1289 [20AP], S1411–S1413 [27AP], S1531 [4MY], S1620, S1621 [11MY], S1783–S1785 [30MY], S2046 [12JN], S2063 [13JN], S2119 [15JN], S2214 [22JN], S2273–S2282 [10JY], S3451–S3454 [20JY], S3741 [27JY], S3881–S3890 [5SE], S4349 [11SE], S4516–S4519 [14SE], S4648, S4649 [21SE], S5135 [24OC], S5177, S5178 [25OC], S5357 [6NO], S5475–S5477 [13NO], S5534–S5536 [15NO], S5595 [27NO], S5741–S5743 [5DE], S5844–S5847 [7DE], S5915 [12DE], S5991 [14DE], S6050–S6056 [19DE]

Remarks in House

Abraham Accords: expand and strengthen to urge other nations to normalize relations with Israel and ensure existing agreements reap tangible security and economic benefits for citizens of those countries, H4275 [13SE]

——— expand and strengthen to urge other nations to normalize relations with Israel and ensure existing agreements reap tangible security and economic benefits for citizens of those countries (H. Res. 311), H1929–H1931 [25AP], H2890 [14JN], E362 [26AP], E367, E372 [27AP], E552 [13JN]

Afghanistan: support nationals who supported U.S. mission, vet parolees, adjust status of certain nationals, and provide special immigrant status for at-risk Afghan allies and relatives of Armed Forces members (H.R. 4627), E670 [13JY]

AID: funding, H4760, H4761, H4763, H4764 [28SE]

——— global health programs funding to support fight against female genital mutilation, H4762, H4763 [28SE]

——— reduce International Disaster Assistance funding, H4764, H4765 [28SE]

Appropriations: oppose linking asylum process reform to foreign aid, H6031 [30NO]

Armed Forces: remove from unauthorized hostilities in Yemen, H1212 [9MR]

Armenia: anniversary of genocide, H1850 [19AP], E345 [24AP]

——— commemorate, reject efforts to deny, and encourage education and understanding of Armenian genocide, including U.S. role in humanitarian relief effort and relevance to modern crimes against humanity, E345 [24AP]

Armijo, Jaylynn: Dept. of State Benjamin A. Gilman International Student Program scholarship recipient, E1128 [28NO]

Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN): treat as international organization for purposes of International Organizations Immunities Act (H.R. 406), H1313, H1314 [22MR], E246 [23MR]

Azerbaijan: address humanitarian crisis in Artsakh, H346 [26JA]

——— anniversary of Soviet attack on citizens of Baku, E47 [24JA]

——— condemn blockade of Armenians of Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh) and ongoing human rights violations, E152 [27FE], E345 [24AP]

——— condemn blockade of Armenians of Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh) and ongoing human rights violations (H. Res. 108), H1119 [7MR], H1334 [23MR], H4274 [13SE]

——— condemn blockade of Lachin Corridor, H472 [27JA], H556 [31JA], H616 [1FE]

Bahamas: call for release of police report on death of Cameron C. Robbins, H4831, H4832 [28SE]

Bangladesh: anniversary of U.S.-Bangladesh bilateral relations, E276 [29MR]

——— commend for providing safety to Rohingya refugees displaced from Burma, E681 [17JY]

——— independence anniversary, E224 [17MR]

Barkett, Iris: Dept. of State Benjamin A. Gilman International Student Program scholarship recipient, E1138 [29NO]

Biden, President: decision to remove troops from Afghanistan, H318 [25JA], H1444 [27MR], H2040 [26AP], H2077 [27AP]

——— develop and submit report to Congress on strategy for U.S. involvement in Ukraine, H3516, H3517 [13JY]

——— evaluation of administration, H2877–H2879 [13JN], H4022–H4025 [26JY], H5407 [6NO], H6201 [6DE]

——— evaluation of administration relative to economy, H220 [12JA], H589 [1FE]

——— evaluation of administration relative to energy policy, H120 [10JA], H223 [12JA], H4238 [12SE], E269 [28MR]

——— evaluation of administration relative to foreign policy, H3488 [13JY], H4302 [14SE], H4413 [20SE], H5187 [1NO], H5463 [6NO], H5470 [7NO], H5954 [29NO], H6727 [7DE]

——— evaluation of administration relative to Iran, H3001 [21JN], H5716 [13NO], E96 [6FE]

——— evaluation of administration relative to Russian invasion of Ukraine, H284 [25JA], H664 [2FE], H686 [6FE], H808 [9FE], H1335 [23MR], H1688 [30MR], H4415 [20SE]

——— impeachment (H. Res. 420), H2508 [23MY]

——— impeachment (H. Res. 493), H2819 [13JN]

——— impeachment (H. Res. 503), H2980, H2983 [20JN], H3130 [23JN]

——— impeachment (H. Res. 503), refer to Committee on Homeland Security (House) and Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H. Res. 529), H3077–H3088 [22JN], E614 [23JN], E757 [4AU]

——— State of the Union Message, H770–H772 [8FE]

——— urge administration to unequivocally condemn Houthi (terrorist organization), H6011, H6012 [30NO]

Brazil: condemn attempted insurrection and promote democracy, H208 [12JA]

——— condemn suppression of civil liberties and support for authoritarian regimes, H3181 [11JY], H4025 [26JY]

Bulgaria: anniversary of diplomatic relations, E865 [20SE]

——— negotiations to sell nuclear reactors and other critical equipment to Ukraine, E662 [12JY]

——— political reform, H2774 [7JN]

——— U.S. policy, E662 [12JY]

Buller, Audrey: Dept. of State Benjamin A. Gilman International Student Program scholarship recipient, E1125 [28NO]

Cadayong, Aaron: Dept. of State Benjamin A. Gilman International Student Program scholarship recipient, E1135 [29NO]

Canada: tribute to Nevada BLM firefighters assisting with efforts to fight wildfires in Canada, H3132 [23JN]

CBO: certify that termination of CDC requirement for proof of coronavirus vaccination for foreign travelers will not result in decrease to Social Security benefits, H725 [7FE]

CDC: clarify authority to mandate disease vaccination requirements for foreign travelers, H753 [8FE]

——— clarify that termination of requirement for proof of coronavirus vaccination for foreign travelers shall not impact order to require negative pre-departure coronavirus test for travelers from China, H755, H756 [8FE]

——— eliminate prohibition on future rulemaking relative to requirement for proof of coronavirus vaccination for foreign travelers, H754, H755 [8FE]

——— report to Congress number of visitors denied entry to U.S. under policy requiring proof of coronavirus vaccination for foreign travelers, H754 [8FE]

——— terminate requirement for proof of coronavirus vaccination for foreign travelers (H.R. 185), H652 [2FE], H747–H762 [8FE], E103 [7FE], E113 [9FE]

——— terminate requirement for proof of coronavirus vaccination for foreign travelers (H.R. 185), consideration (H. Res. 97), H720–H728 [7FE]

Chile: anniversary of coup and recogition of congressional declassification of documents relative to events, H4388 [19SE]

China: acknowledge that Chinese Communist Party is greatest threat to freedom and to free world (H. Con. Res. 51), H2955 [15JN]

——— address national security threats posed by Chinese Communist Party, H3494 [13JY]

——— analysis of U.S.-China relations, H2953–H2955 [15JN]

——— authorize States to bring civil actions against China for harm suffered by State as result of coronavirus pandemic (H.R. 4000), H2955 [15JN]

——— call for accountability regarding origin of coronavirus outbreak and support measures to prevent future public health crises, H880 [27FE]

——— call for release of Kai Li, H1919 [25AP]

——— call for release of Mark Swidan (H. Res. 90), H1927–H1929 [25AP]

——— condemn violation of U.S. airspace by high-altitude surveillance balloon, H698 [6FE]

——— condemn violation of U.S. airspace by high-altitude surveillance balloon (H. Res. 104), H794–H799 [9FE], E121 [14FE]

——— condemn Wuhan Lab ‘‘leak’’ causing coronavirus pandemic (H. Con. Res. 48), H2955 [15JN]

——— hold accountable for violation of U.S. airspace and sovereignty with high-altitude surveillance balloon (H.R. 1151), H1735–H1738 [17AP]

——— hold Chinese Communist Party responsible for present day efforts to knowingly and intentionally manipulate their currency (H. Res. 421), H2955 [15JN]

——— impose sanctions on Chinese Communist Party military and surveillance companies, H125 [10JA]

——— impose sanctions on Chinese producers of synthetic opioids and opioid precursors and hold Chinese officials accountable for spread of illicit fentanyl (H.R. 3203), H3910–H3913 [25JY]

——— prohibit acquisition and ownership of U.S. agricultural land, H3955 [26JY]

——— prohibit arms sales, cyber-security sales, and military sales (H.R. 4001), H2955 [15JN]

——— prohibit foreign nationals associated with China from purchase of agricultural real estate or any land used for renewable energy in U.S., H1605, H1606 [29MR]

——— recognize as greatest foreign threat to U.S. peace, security, and stability, H1442 [27MR], H1899 [20AP], H1919 [25AP], H2358 [16MY], H3217 [12JY]

——— remember victims of violent suppression of democracy protests in Tiananmen Square and condemn crackdown on human rights and basic freedoms within China, H2774 [7JN]

——— take certain actions relative to labeling as developing country (H.R. 1107), H1449–H1451 [27MR]

——— U.S. policy, H4411 [20SE]

Clean Air Act: repeal provisions requiring States to address emissions that endanger public health or welfare in other countries if such countries provide reciprocal protections, H1593, H1594 [29MR]

Climate: address effects of climate change, H5549 [8NO]

Colleges and universities: add international organizations to definition of foreign sources for disclosures of foreign gifts, H6179–H6180 [6DE]

——— address influence of China in institutions of higher education, H1751–H1755 [17AP]

——— increase minimum length of time institutions must maintain information on foreign gifts and investments within endowments, H6177 [6DE]

——— prohibit institutions that commit three violations of foreign gifts reporting requirements from obtaining waivers or renewal of waivers, H6176 [6DE]

——— reduce threshold value at which foreign gifts must be reported, H6178, H6179 [6DE]

——— require additional foreign gifts reporting for institutions of higher education, certain staff and faculty, and foreign investments within endowments (H.R. 5933), H6150, H6166–H6187 [6DE]

——— require additional foreign gifts reporting for institutions of higher education, certain staff and faculty, and foreign investments within endowments (H.R. 5933), consideration (H. Res. 906), H6120–H6129 [5DE]

——— require additional foreign gifts reporting for institutions of higher education, certain staff and faculty, and foreign investments within endowments (H.R. 5933), corrections in engrossment, H6198 [6DE]

——— require foreign entities providing gifts to institutions disclose any ties to designated foreign terrorist organizations, H6177, H6178 [6DE]

——— revise public, searchable database to remove personally identifiable information of staff or faculty required to disclose gifts and contracts from foreign entities, H6176 [6DE]

Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe: tribute to congressional delegation trip to Armenia, H5932 [28NO]

——— tribute to congressional delegation trip to Czech Republic, E194 [8MR]

——— tribute to congressional delegation trip to Germany, Poland, and Ukraine, H2144 [9MY]

——— tribute to congressional delegation trip to Italy, E198 [8MR]

Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S.: evaluate threat of U.S. agricultural operations owned by adversarial nations, H5583 [8NO]

Committee on Natural Resources (House): creation of Indo-Pacific Task Force to limit Chinese influence, H2995 [21JN]

Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the U.S. and the Chinese Communist Party (House, Select): establish (H. Res. 11), H121–H129, H146 [10JA], H223 [12JA], E15 [11JA], E269 [28MR]

——— tribute, H4411 [20SE]

Congo, Democratic Republic of the: terminate national emergency relative to blocking property of persons contributing to conflict taking place in Democratic Republic of the Congo (H.J. Res. 68), H3659–H3662 [18JY]

——— terminate national emergency relative to blocking property of persons contributing to conflict taking place in Democratic Republic of the Congo (H.J. Res. 68), unanimous-consent agreement, H3572 [13JY]

Congress: legislative priorities, H4339–H4342 [14SE]

Crime: prohibit foreign officials from demanding bribes, H6964 [14DE]

Cuba: commemorate anniversary of peaceful protests, condemn ongoing acts of repression and human rights violations, and call for immediate release of all arbitrarily detained Cuban citizens, H4043 [27JY]

——— condemn discussion and implementation of agreement with China to build spy base in Cuba (H. Con. Res. 52), H2955 [15JN]

——— remove from state sponsors of terrorism list, H2554 [24MY], H4717 [28SE]

Cuban Americans: address difficulties facing entrepreneurs, H2969 [20JN]

Cumplido, Citlalli: Dept. of State Benjamin A. Gilman International Student Program scholarship recipient, E1126 [28NO]

Dept. of Agriculture: extend and expand Market Access Program and Foreign Market Development Cooperator Program (H.R. 648), H5941 [29NO]

——— Food for Peace Title II Grants funding, H4536 [26SE]

——— Foreign Agricultural Service funding, H4535 [26SE]

——— prohibit land purchases by parties associated with foreign adversaries, H3962 [26JY]

——— require preclearance quarantine inspections for all movement to or from Hawaii by either domestic or international travel (H.R. 2881), E359 [26AP]

Dept. of Defense: allow classification or facilitation of any communications by U.S. persons as misinformation, disinformation, or malinformation, H4600, H4601 [27SE]

——— anniversary of State Partnership Program, E732 [27JY]

——— making supplemental appropriations for Ukraine security assistance in response to Russian invasion, H6150, H6154, H6155, H6201 [6DE], H6728 [7DE], H6843–H6851 [12DE], H6867, H6871, H6925 [13DE], H6965, H6966, H6973 [14DE], E1230 [14DE]

——— making supplemental appropriations for Ukraine security assistance in response to Russian invasion (H.R. 5692), H4823–H4826 [28SE]

——— making supplemental appropriations for Ukraine security assistance in response to Russian invasion (H.R. 5692), consideration (H. Res. 730), H4791–H4799 [28SE]

——— notify Congress of certain foreign airborne objects in national airspace system capable of carrying out surveillance activities, H3713 [19JY]

——— Office of Inspector General Ukraine assistance oversight funding, H4620, H4621 [27SE]

——— produce documents and after action reports for decisions surrounding withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan and evacuation of Bagram Airbase, H3558–H3560 [13JY]

——— prohibit funding for, or removal of sanctions against, Taliban in Afghanistan, H3553–H3555 [13JY]

——— prohibit funding for feasibility study on Center of Excellence in Ukraine to treat victims of traumatic brain injury, H3514, H3515 [13JY]

——— prohibit funding for transfer of cluster munitions, H4609, H4610 [27SE]

——— prohibit funding to create, procure or display any map that depicts Taiwan as part of China, H4626 [27SE]

——— prohibit funding to deploy Armed Forces to Ukraine in response to Russian invasion, H4606, H4607 [27SE]

——— prohibit funding to enforce certain restrictions in Dept. of State memo ‘‘Revised Guidelines on Interacting with Taiwan’’, H4626, H4627 [27SE]

——— prohibit funding to NATO for Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic Initiative (DIANA), H3547, H3548 [13JY]

——— prohibit removal of companies from Section 1260H List of Chinese Civil-Military Fusion companies, H4617 [27SE]

——— prohibit sale of cluster munitions or cluster munitions technology to Ukraine, H3545, H3546 [13JY], H4394, H4395 [19SE]

——— prohibit security assistance to Ukraine funding, H3511–H3514 [13JY]

——— report on space activities of certain foreign adversary nations, H3473 [12JY]

——— require report on allied contributions to common defense, H3541, H3542 [13JY]

——— track whether essential weapons equipment have component parts that are made overseas and what percentage are made overseas, H3238 [12JY]

——— Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative funding, H4598, H4599 [27SE]

Dept. of Education: prohibit funding for Confucius Classrooms, H5829, H5830 [14NO]

Dept. of Energy: establish and reform certain petroleum reserves, reduce dependence on foreign oil and expand use of electric vehicles, and increase oil refinery capacity, H214 [12JA], H447 [27JA], E44 [24JA]

——— prohibit export or sale of petroleum products from Strategic Petroleum Reserve to certain entities (H.R. 293), H210–H212, H214 [12JA]

——— prohibit export or sale of petroleum products from Strategic Petroleum Reserve to certain foreign countries, H383 [26JA]

——— prohibit export or sale of petroleum products from Strategic Petroleum Reserve to China (H.R. 22), H117 [10JA], H209–H219, H221, H223 [12JA], H366 [26JA], E44 [24JA], E269 [28MR]

——— prohibit export or sale of petroleum products from Strategic Petroleum Reserve to China, North Korea, Russia, Iran, or any country subject to U.S. sanctions, H1588 [29MR]

——— report on current status of domestic uranium supplies and comparison to quantity and quality of global supplies, H1604, H1605 [29MR]

——— restrict citizens of any country on list of sensitive countries from entering any U.S. national security laboratory facility, H5131 [26OC]

Dept. of HHS: certify that termination of CDC requirement for proof of coronavirus vaccination for foreign travelers will not result in increase in hospitalizations, H756 [8FE]

——— prohibit funding for salary and expenses of Director of Office of Refugee Resettlement, H5815, H5816 [14NO]

——— Project BioShield funding through reductions in buildings and facilities funding, H5782, H5783 [14NO]

Dept. of Homeland Security: authorize immediate expulsion of inadmissible aliens attempting to enter U.S. by fraud or without necessary entry document (H.R. 3234), H2318 [15MY]

——— disrupt smuggling of U.S.-sourced firearms and related munitions across land border with Mexico (H.R. 6404), H5963 [29NO]

——— eliminate delays in Trusted Traveler Program application processing time funding, H4645 [27SE]

——— extend authorization of Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Office (H.R. 3224), H6759, H6760 [11DE]

——— implement women, peace, and security initiatives to promote inclusion of women in conflict resolution efforts and peacebuilding institutions funding, H4645 [27SE]

——— improve collection of intelligence relative to activities by drug trafficking organizations in certain foreign countries, H2278 [11MY]

——— prohibit from operating or procuring certain foreign-made unmanned aircraft systems (H.R. 1501), H3936–H3938 [25JY], H4052 [27JY]

——— prohibit funding for Sec. of Homeland Security travel outside of U.S., H4691, H4692 [27SE]

——— prohibit funding for Texas Operation Lone Star immigration enforcement, H4687, H4688 [27SE]

——— prohibit funding for U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Uniting for Ukraine program, H4690 [27SE]

——— prohibit funding to implement, administer, or enforce rule entitled ‘‘Public Charge Ground of Inadmissibility’’, H4683 [27SE]

——— prohibit funding to terminate Migrant Protection Protocols, H4709, H4710 [27SE]

——— reform process for inspection of applicants for admission (H.R. 6477), H6733 [7DE]

——— require U.S. Customs and Border Protection to make certain determinations in enforcing Jones Act (H.R. 5991), E996 [19OC]

Dept. of State: allow classification of communications by U.S. persons as misinformation, disinformation, or malinformation, H4768, H4769 [28SE]

——— Art in Embassies program funding, H4827 [28SE]

——— establish position of Special Envoy for the Abraham Accords (H.R. 3099), H2800–H2803 [12JN], E555 [13JN]

——— establish Special Envoy for the Human Rights of LGBTQI+ Peoples in Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor (H.R. 1833), H1662 [30MR]

——— funding to combat practice of female genital mutilation, H4724 [28SE]

——— impose sanctions with respect to Chinese officials determined to be involved in Mexican fentanyl trade (H.R. 5448), H4275 [13SE]

——— Mexico economic support funding, H4785 [28SE]

——— Office of Global Change funding, H4787 [28SE]

——— Office of Palestinian Affairs funding, H4771 [28SE]

——— prohibit flying of any flag other than U.S. flag over U.S. diplomatic and consular posts, H3131 [23JN]

——— prohibit funding for assistance to Iraq, H4775–H4777 [28SE]

——— prohibit funding for U.N. entities unless specifically appropriated, H4786 [28SE]

——— prohibit funding in contravention of notice designating Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as foreign terrorist organization, H4834, H4835 [28SE]

——— prohibit funding to enforce certain restrictions on Executive branch officials regarding travel to Taiwan and communication with Taiwanese officials, H4769, H4770 [28SE]

——— prohibit funding to enforce or implement coronavirus vaccine mandate for international travelers, H4784, H4785 [28SE]

——— prohibit funding to implement International Organization for Migration Refugee Travel Loan Program, H4783, H4784 [28SE]

——— prohibit funding to initiate drawdown and delivery of defense articles and services from Dept. of Defense stocks to Ukraine, H4773, H4774 [28SE]

——— prohibit funding to Lebanese Armed Forces, H4774, H4775 [28SE]

——— prohibit funding to move U.S. embassy in Israel to location other than Jerusalem, H4829 [28SE]

——— prohibit funding to support negotiations to extend U.S.-China scientific and technological cooperation protocol, H4789, H4790 [28SE]

——— prohibit transfer of cluster munitions to any foreign country, H4835, H4836 [28SE]

——— reduce Economic Support Fund funding, H4765, H4766 [28SE]

——— reduce foreign assistance to certain countries based on number of unaccompanied alien children who entered U.S. from those countries, H4836 [28SE]

——— reduce Global Environment Facility Fund funding, H4767, H4768 [28SE]

——— reduce Migration and Refugee Assistance funding, H4766 [28SE]

——— reduce salary of Special Envoy for Iran, H4828, H4829 [28SE]

——— report on educational curriculum used in West Bank and Gaza by Palestinian Authority (H.R. 3266), H5199–H5201 [1NO]

——— report to Congress on implementation of advanced capabilities pillar of trilateral security partnership between Australia, United Kingdom, and U.S. (H.R. 1093), H1309–H1311 [22MR]

——— report to Congress on ties between criminal gangs and political and economic elites in Haiti and impose sanctions on political and economic elites involved in such criminal activities (H.R. 1684), H2737 [5JN], H3907–H3910 [25JY]

——— require periodic reviews and updated reports relative to Taiwan Guidelines (H.R. 1159), H1311–H1313 [22MR]

——— require report on investigation into death of Shireen Abu Akleh (H.R. 3477), E464 [18MY]

——— submit information on U.S. nationals detained abroad without determination or with determination that there is not credible information that individuals are being detained unlawfully or wrongfully (H.R. 4388), E744 [28JY]

——— submit report on designation of Reynosa/Los Metros faction of Gulf Cartel, Jalisco New Generation Cartel, Sinaloa Cartel, and Cartel Del Noreste faction of Los Zetas as foreign terrorist organizations (H.R. 1564), H1268 [10MR]

——— urge assistance in efforts to safely evacuate U.S. citizens from Sudan, H2077 [27AP]

Dept. of State, foreign operations, and related programs: making appropriations (H.R. 4665), H4719–H4791, H4802–H4820, H4826–H4845 [28SE], E914 [29SE], E923 [2OC]

——— making appropriations (H.R. 4665), consideration (H. Res. 723), H4480–H4495 [26SE]

——— making appropriations (H.R. 4665), corrections in engrossment, H4850 [28SE]

Dept. of the Interior: prohibit foreign nationals associated with China from acquiring interest in any oil or gas leases on public lands, H1664 [30MR]

——— prohibit funding for environmental justice activities, H5383, H5384 [3NO]

Dept. of the Treasury: amend start date of Financial Crimes Enforcement Network pilot program on sharing with foreign branches, subsidiaries and affiliates (H.R. 5524), H6753, H6754 [11DE]

——— clarify reporting requirements and provide small businesses with additional time to file beneficial ownership information (H.R. 5119), H6752, H6753 [11DE]

——— conduct study and report on U.S. exposure to Chinese financial sector (H.R. 1156), H2471, H2472 [22MY]

——— impose fee on certain remittance transfers to fund border security (H.R. 672), H615 [1FE]

——— prohibit funding for CBDC Working Group, H5625, H5626 [8NO]

——— prohibit funding to authorize U.S. financial institutions to conduct transactions for persons whose property are blocked other than for sale of agricultural commodities, food, medicine, or medical devices, H5623, H5624 [8NO]

——— prohibit funding to implement or enforce General License No. 8H issued by Office of Foreign Assets Control which exempts certain entities from Russian oil and gas lease sanctions, H5595, H5596 [8NO]

——— prohibit funding to support allocation of IMF reserve assets (Special Drawing Rights) to Iran, H5622, H5623 [8NO]

——— prohibit funding to support increase in weight of Chinese renminbi in IMF Special Drawing Rights basket, H5603, H5604 [8NO]

——— support Financial Crimes Enforcement Network goals of protecting financial system from illicit activities, combating money laundering, and promoting national security, H5583 [8NO]

Dept. of Veterans Affairs: increase amount of survivors’ and dependents’ educational assistance provided to eligible individual pursuing program of education at institution in Philippines, H2476 [22MY]

Depts. of Agriculture and the Interior: prohibit funding contributions for environmental reviews from non-Federal entities owned by Chinese Communist Party or any entity or individual acting on their behalf, H1665 [30MR]

——— submit report relative to funding contributions to expedite energy permit processing from non-Federal entities, H1666 [30MR]

——— submit report to Congress on number of specified aliens, including countries of origin, who are provided housing on land under administrative jurisdiction of Federal land management agencies, H5968 [29NO]

Depts. of State and the Treasury: commission report regarding Internet censorship in Iran and review applicable U.S. licensing requirements relative to private communication tools, H6014 [30NO]

Dia de Portugal: observance, H2890 [14JN]

Diseases and disorders: expiration of Title 42 public health authorities allowing for immediate expulsion of persons or property to avoid introduction of communicable diseases, H2154 [9MY]

District of Columbia: revise composition of Board of Zoning Adjustment to consist solely of members appointed by District of Columbia government except on applications concerning foreign mission chanceries (H.R. 5219), E779 [15AU]

——— tribute to Turkish Embassy hosting of jazz events, E1019 [26OC]

Domestic policy: address food security and shortages, H284 [25JA]

——— importance of domestic manufacturing, H2078–H2081 [27AP]

Drugs: combat trafficking of illicit fentanyl, H588 [1FE], H742 [8FE], H3630 [17JY]

EcoHealth Alliance, Inc.: prohibit Federal funding, H4599, H4600 [27SE]

EPA: prohibit funding for Clean Air Act provisions requiring States to address emissions that endanger public health or welfare in other countries if such countries provide reciprocal protections, H5356 [2NO]

European Union: commend support for Ukraine during ongoing Russian military invasion, E88 [2FE]

——— designate Hezbollah in its entirety as terrorist organization (H. Res. 599), H5197–H5199 [1NO]

FCC: prohibit granting license or U.S. access for non-geostationary orbit satellite system if license or access would be held by entity that produces covered communications equipment or service (H.R. 675), H3925 [25JY]

Federal agencies and departments: prohibit any form of support or direct involvement in research conducted by China, Chinese Communist Party, and any of their affiliated agents, instruments, or entities, H3505 [13JY]

Federal Maritime Commission: enter into agreement with federally funded research and development center to evaluate foreign ownership of certain marine terminals (H.R. 3395), H3915, H3916 [25JY], H3976 [26JY]

FEMA: provide supplemental appropriations for Emergency Food and Shelter Program to provide humanitarian relief for migrants, H4259 [12SE]

Foreign aid: prohibit availability of funds to provide assistance to foreign countries that criminalize or discriminate based on gender (H.R. 2404), H2044 [26AP]

——— prohibit availability of funds to provide assistance to foreign countries that criminalize or discriminate based on sexual orientation (H.R. 1736), H2044 [26AP], H3000 [21JN]

——— prohibit funding to entities or countries that finance terrorism, H6009 [30NO]

Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act: extend certain expiring authorities relative to collection of online communications from non-U.S. persons abroad, H6936–H6939 [13DE]

——— reauthorize certain provisions, H6200, H6201, H6202 [6DE]

——— reform certain authorities and reauthorize authorities on searching of certain collections of communications, H6955–H6958 [14DE]

——— reform certain authorities and reauthorize authorities on searching of certain collections of communications (H.R. 6611), H6824 [12DE]

Foreign policy: assess status of war on terrorism, H6803 [11DE]

——— call for U.S. allies in Middle East to condemn antisemitism displayed by Iranian-backed terror groups, H6008 [30NO]

——— develop consistent plan to provide economic assistance to certain countries in response to foreign conflict, H698 [6FE]

——— report on congressional delegation trip to Brazil, Columbia, and Panama, H3901 [25JY]

——— support Taiwan and limit Chinese influence on U.S. corporations, H687 [6FE]

——— urge all combatants to end conflict in Ukraine and reach peace agreement, H3630 [17JY], H4852 [28SE]

——— urge return to role as world steward, H989 [1MR]

Foreign trade: increase civil penalties for, and improve enforcement relative to, customs fraud (H.R. 2667), H1935 [25AP]

GAO: study trafficking of synthetic drugs into U.S. and related illicit finance (H.R. 1076), H2469–H2471 [22MY]

Georgia Southern University: tribute to efforts to strengthen U.S. relations with Ireland, H1318 [22MR]

Germany: decision to supply Ukraine with Leopard 2 tanks to defend against Russian military invasion, E51 [25JA]

——— reaffirm German-American friendship and cooperation initiative (H. Res. 896), H5943 [29NO]

Global Humane (organization): tribute to animal welfare efforts, E1257 [22DE]

Gotion, Inc.: address potential national security threat of building battery plant in Michigan, H2442 [18MY]

Haiti : U.S. policy, H2736, H2737 [5JN]

Hamas (terrorist organization): condemn attack on Israel and taking of hostages and demand release of all hostages, H6037–H6043 [30NO]

——— condemn attack on Israel and taking of hostages and demand release of all hostages (H. Res. 793), H5921–H5923, H5926 [28NO], H6067 [1DE]

Handy, Marie: Dept. of State Benjamin A. Gilman International Student Program scholarship recipient, E976 [13OC], E1134 [28NO]

Harris, Vice President: impeachment (H. Res. 494), H2819 [13JN]

Herzog, Isaac: U.S. visit by Israeli President, H3685 [18JY]

Honduras: U.S. policy, E1218 [13DE], E1249 [19DE]

Hong Kong: call for release of Apple Daily (Hong Kong publication) publisher Jimmy C. Lai, E915 [29SE]

Hostage and Wrongful Detainee flag: designate as official symbol to recognize U.S. citizens held as hostages or wrongfully detained abroad, H6868 [13DE]

——— designate as official symbol to recognize U.S. citizens held as hostages or wrongfully detained abroad (H.R. 1522), H1272 [10MR], E268 [28MR]

House of Representatives: legislative priorities, H5469 [7NO]

Human rights: combat forced organ harvesting and trafficking in persons for purposes of removal of organs (H.R. 1154), H1272 [10MR], H1446–H1449 [27MR]

——— remembrance of victims of pogroms against Armenian Christians, E152 [27FE]

Hunger: support global food distribution programs, H3899 [25JY]

IMF: require U.S. Executive Director to advocate for increased transparency relative to exchange rate policies of China (H.R. 839), H2971 [20JN]

——— require U.S. representatives to oppose shareholding increase for China, H5624, H5625 [8NO]

Immigration: call to treat immigrants with dignity and respect, H2103 [28AP]

——— modify treatment of unaccompanied alien children who are in Federal custody by reason of their immigration status, H2269 [11MY]

——— provide earned path to citizenship, address root causes of migration, responsibly manage southern border, and reform immigrant visa system (H.R. 3194), H2269 [11MY]

——— provide for expedited removal of unaccompanied alien children who are not victims of severe forms of trafficking in persons and do not fear returning to country of nationality or last habitual residence, H2271 [11MY]

——— reform, H4259 [12SE]

——— secure U.S. borders and reform immigration policies, H4861, H4890, H4894, H4895 [29SE], H5396 [3NO], H5666 [9NO], H6065 [1DE], H6804 [11DE]

——— secure U.S. borders and reform immigration policies (H.R. 2), H2178, H2195–H2236 [10MY], H2249, H2250, H2255, H2258–H2281, H2296, H2297 [11MY], H2354, H2355 [16MY], H2384, H2420 [17MY], H2443 [18MY], H2485 [22MY], H2559 [24MY], H3010 [21JN], H4125–H4128 [27JY], H4273 [13SE], H4301 [14SE], H4418 [20SE], H4486, H4488–H4494 [26SE], H4681, H4682 [27SE], H4795 [28SE], H4936, H4940 [2OC], H5233 [2NO], H5908 [28NO], H5944, H5947, H5963, H5964, H5970, H5978 [29NO], H6034, H6036 [30NO], H6139 [5DE], H6202 [6DE], H6803 [11DE], H6826, H6827, H6848 [12DE], H6930, H6934 [13DE], H6973, H6975, H6976 [14DE], E419 [10MY], E436 [15MY]

——— secure U.S. borders and reform immigration policies (H.R. 2), consideration (H. Res. 383), H2183–H2195 [10MY]

India: anniversary of Sikh massacre, E552 [13JN], E1108 [15NO]

——— recognize importance of U.S.-India relations, H2946 [15JN], H3077 [22JN]

Iran: call for release of Jamshid Sharmahd, H3133 [23JN]

——— call for release of Matin Gorji, E101 [7FE]

——— commend bravery, courage, and resolve of women and men demonstrating and risking their safety to speak out against Iranian regime’s human rights abuses, H341 [26JA]

——— commend bravery, courage, and resolve of women and men demonstrating and risking their safety to speak out against Iranian regime’s human rights abuses (H. Con. Res. 7), H292, H307–H311, H314 [25JA]

——— condemn inaction in addressing poisoning of Iranian school girls (H. Res. 310), E342 [20AP]

——— condemn poisoning of students, H1199 [8MR], H1897 [20AP]

——— freeze certain Iranian funds held in Qatar involved in hostage deal between U.S. and Iran (H.R. 5961), H5907 [28NO], H5978 [29NO], H5991, H6000–H6015, H6029 [30NO], H6073 [1DE], E1153 [1DE]

——— freeze certain Iranian funds held in Qatar involved in hostage deal between U.S. and Iran (H.R. 5961), consideration (H. Res. 869), H5861–H5869 [15NO]

——— freeze certain Iranian funds held in Qatar involved in hostage deal between U.S. and Iran (H.R. 5961), consideration (H. Res. 891), H5945–H5957 [29NO]

——— impose sanctions on countries, individuals, and entities engaging in efforts to acquire, possess, develop, transport, transfer, or deploy Iranian missiles and related goods and technology (H.R. 3152), H4239–H4242 [12SE]

——— limit use of Iranian funds held in Qatar to basic humanitarian assistance, H6006, H6007 [30NO]

——— oppose re-entry of U.S. into Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) agreement with Iran relative to its nuclear program, H992 [1MR], H3216 [12JY]

——— require President issue report to Congress outlining foreign policy relative to human rights, nuclear proliferation, ballistic missile program, and regional terrorism in Iran, H6013 [30NO]

——— require waiting period between Executive Office of the President certification and removal of sanctions to provide congressional oversight, H6008 [30NO]

——— U.S. policy, H347, H349 [26JA], H5726 [13NO]

Iraq: terminate national emergency relative to Development Fund for Iraq and Iraqi petroleum and petroleum products (H.J. Res. 71), H3666–H3668 [18JY]

——— terminate national emergency relative to Development Fund for Iraq and Iraqi petroleum and petroleum products (H.J. Res. 71), unanimous-consent agreement, H3572 [13JY]

Iron and steel industry: address surge of steel imports from Mexico, H2410 [17MY]

Israel: affirm sense that Israel is not racist or apartheid state, reject all forms of antisemitism and xenophobia, and maintain U.S. will always be partner and supporter of Israel (H. Con. Res. 57), H3670–H3673 [18JY], E719 [25JY]

——— express and reaffirm importance of U.S.-Israel relationship, H1254 [10MR], H2167–H2169 [9MY], H2333 [15MY], E435 [15MY]

——— express support for families of hostages taken during attack on Israel and call for immediate release of hostages, H6967 [14DE]

——— reaffirm support for right to defend itself against rocket attacks from Hamas (terrorist organization), H2432 [18MY]

——— urge negotiation to end protests relative to proposed changes in judicial system, H1535 [29MR]

Jews: condemn and denounce drastic rise of antisemitism in U.S. and globally (H. Res. 894), H6106–H6108 [4DE], H6151 [6DE], E1164 [5DE], E1177, E1180 [6DE]

——— condemn rise in antisemitism in U.S. and globally, H586 [1FE], H658 [2FE], H2299 [11MY], H2902 [14JN], H3131 [23JN], H3686 [18JY], H5234 [2NO], H6064 [1DE], H6809 [11DE]

Johnson, Speaker Mike: urge reassessment of legislative priorities, H5224 [1NO]

Jordan: independence anniversary, H2608 [25MY]

Kazakhstan: tribute to role in nuclear disarmament, E836 [13SE]

Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of: release abducted foreign nationals, including from Japan, return remains and provide information on those deceased, make reparations, and apologize and cease such activities (H. Res. 620), H5994 [30NO]

Korea, Republic of: anniversary of Mutual Defense Treaty with U.S. and reaffirmation of commitment to friendship and cooperation, H2445 [18MY], E383 [28AP], E602 [22JN]

Korean Connection (organization): anniversary, E341 [20AP]

Kushner, Jared: investigate financial ties with Saudi Arabian government, H4234 [12SE], H4414 [20SE]

Lao New Year: observance, E309 [13AP]

Library of Congress: carry out activities to support Armenian Genocide education programs, H1850 [19AP]

Libya: terminate national emergency relative to Libya (H.J. Res. 70), H3662–H3664 [18JY]

——— terminate national emergency relative to Libya (H.J. Res. 70), unanimous-consent agreement, H3572 [13JY]

Los Angeles, CA: tribute to Los Angeles Urban Search and Rescue team, H900 [27FE]

Malley, Robert: call for resignation as Special Envoy for Iran, E96 [6FE]

Mexico: limit availability of certain funds for Mexico until President makes certification to Congress regarding cooperation by Mexico with respect to fentanyl (H.R. 3190), H4428 [20SE]

——— support diplomatic relations to encourage fulfillment of water deliveries annually to U.S. under treaty regarding utilization of Colorado and Tijuana Rivers and Rio Grande (H. Res. 683), H5926, H5927 [28NO]

Micronesia: commend support for Ukraine during ongoing Russian military invasion, H1123 [7MR]

Middle East: affirm state of Palestine’s right to exist and to become nation-state, recognize two-state solution as only solution to secure lasting regional peace, and reject calls for Palestine’s destruction (H. Res. 902), H6068, H6071 [1DE], H6151 [6DE], H6842 [12DE]

——— call for immediate deescalation and cease-fire in Israel and occupied Palestine (H. Res. 786), H5061 [25OC]

——— commemorate lives lost in Israeli-Palestinian conflict and call for immediate ceasefire, H5860 [15NO]

——— condemn act of war against Israel by Hamas (terrorist organization), Palestinian Islamic Jihad (terrorist organization), and associated forces, H6728 [7DE], E995 [19OC], E1002 [20OC]

——— condemn Hamas (terrorist organization) and other Iranian proxies for using human shields in terrorist attacks on Israel and demand immediate and unconditional surrender of such groups, H6006 [30NO]

——— express support for Israel as it defends itself against barbaric war launched by Hamas (terrorist organization) and other terrorists, H5474 [7NO], H5656 [9NO], H5714 [13NO], H5951 [29NO], H5996 [30NO]

——— express support for Israel as it defends itself against barbaric war launched by Hamas (terrorist organization) and other terrorists (H. Res. 768), E948 [11OC]

——— express support for Israel as it defends itself against barbaric war launched by Hamas (terrorist organization) and other terrorists (H. Res. 771), H5053–H5064 [25OC], E1016 [25OC], E1017 [26OC]

——— facilitate safe, timely, and sufficient delivery of humanitarian aid to civilians in Gaza Strip, H6819 [12DE]

——— impose sanctions relative to foreign support for terrorist organizations, including Hamas (terrorist organization) and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (H.R. 340), H5189–H5193 [1NO], H5381 [3NO], E1048 [2NO], E1074 [8NO]

——— making emergency supplemental appropriations to provide funding to Israel in response to act of war by Hamas (terrorist organization), H5786 [14NO], H5939 [29NO], H5988 [30NO], H6150, H6155, H6201 [6DE], H6728 [7DE], H6851 [12DE]

——— making emergency supplemental appropriations to provide funding to Israel in response to act of war by Hamas (terrorist organization) (H.R. 6113), H5185, H5187 [1NO]

——— making emergency supplemental appropriations to provide funding to Israel in response to act of war by Hamas (terrorist organization) (H.R. 6126), H5297–H5306 [2NO], H5382, H5395 [3NO], H5988 [30NO], H6139 [5DE]

——— making emergency supplemental appropriations to provide funding to Israel in response to act of war by Hamas (terrorist organization) (H.R. 6126), consideration (H. Res. 838), H5235–H5241 [2NO]

——— reaffirm Israel’s right to exist (H. Res. 888), H5922–H5926 [28NO], H6071 [1DE]

——— stand with Israel against war launched by Hamas (terrorist organization) and reaffirm commitment to Israel’s security, E1073 [8NO]

Milei, Javier: tribute to election as President of Argentina, E1233 [14DE]

Miller, Aubrey: Dept. of State Benjamin A. Gilman International Student Program scholarship recipient, E1130 [28NO]

Minnesota: anniversary of National Guard Norwegian Reciprocal Troop Exchange, E77 [31JA]

Modi, Narendra: U.S. visit by Indian Prime Minister, H2749, H2750 [6JN], E594 [21JN], E615 [23JN]

Molina-Barraza, Luis: Dept. of State Benjamin A. Gilman International Student Program scholarship recipient, E971 [13OC], E1133 [28NO]

Mook, Katherina: Dept. of State Benjamin A. Gilman International Student Program scholarship recipient, E1130 [28NO]

Musk, Elon: characterization of remarks relative to Taiwan, H4418 [20SE]

Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh): anniversary of genocide in Khojaly, E147 [27FE]

NATO: call on members to fully meet financial and military obligations, H3549, H3550 [13JY]

——— tribute to NATO Parliamentary Assembly, E964 [12OC]

Nicaragua: release of political prisoners, H1308 [22MR]

Nigeria: urge free, fair, transparent, and inclusive elections, H1199 [8MR]

NIH: Office of the Director funding relative to EcoHealth Alliance, Inc., grant awarded on bat coronavirus emergence, H5779 [14NO]

No Funds for Iranian Terrorism Act: correct number of hostages taken by Hamas (terrorist organization), H6007 [30NO]

——— extend effective date for sunset, H6014, H6015 [30NO]

Northern Mariana Islands: reform immigration policies (H.R. 560), E59 [26JA], E72 [30JA]

Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe: tribute to parliamentary assembly elected officials, E674 [13JY]

Ozaslan, Aisha: Dept. of State Benjamin A. Gilman International Student Program scholarship recipient, E1135 [29NO]

Pakistan: allocation of foreign aid, H4781–H4783 [28SE]

Peace Corps: funding, H4767 [28SE]

——— reauthorize and provide new opportunities and benefits, increase monthly allowances and compensation, extend hiring preference, and update security for volunteers (H.R. 1273), E165 [1MR]

Peña Palacios, Santiago: tribute to election as President of Paraguay, E495 [25MY]

Pennsylvania: tribute to 15th Congressional District Dept. of State Benjamin A. Gilman International Student Program scholarship recipients, H6866 [13DE]

Petroleum: provide for control of, and prohibition on, export of crude oil and finished oil products other than natural gas from U.S. under Export Control Reform Act, H211 [12JA]

Power resources: develop wind energy infrastructure with materials constructed and manufactured in U.S., H1615 [29MR]

——— ensure plan to increase oil and gas production on Federal land in conjunction with drawdown from Strategic Petroleum Reserve does not benefit certain foreign entities, H382, H383 [26JA]

——— impose additional sanctions relative to import or facilitation of import of pretroleum products from Iran (H.R. 3774), H5193–H5197 [1NO], E1074 [8NO]

Presidents of the U.S.: freeze all Iranian sanctioned funds and prohibit from using waiver authority to lift sanctions on Iran, H6012, H6013 [30NO]

Qatar: condemn Hamas (terrorist organization), turn over leadership to U.S. and Israeli custody, and pledge to not facilitate transfer of Iranian funds, H6009–H6011 [30NO]

——— suspend designation as major non-NATO ally, H6043–H6048 [30NO]

Reedley, CA: discovery of illegal biolab with connections to China, H6072 [1DE]

Religion: religious persecution of Ahmadiyya Muslims, H664 [2FE]

Renewable energy: prohibit investment by foreign adversaries in U.S. real estate suitable for renewable energy or renewable fuels production, H1507 [28MR]

Republican Party: national agenda, H4124–H4128 [27JY]

Russia: call for immediate release of Evan Gershkovich (H. Res. 377), H2795–H2797, H2798 [12JN]

——— call for immediate release of Marc Fogel (H. Con. Res. 60), E744 [28JY]

——— call for immediate release of Vladimir Kara-Murza, E335 [19AP]

——— condemn and oppose unprovoked invasion and egregious act of aggression against sovereign state of Ukraine, H473 [27JA], H886, H899 [27FE], H922 [28FE], H1160 [8MR], H2155 [9MY], H4390 [19SE], E332 [19AP], E408 [9MY]

——— condemn illegal abduction of children from Ukraine (H. Con. Res. 29), H1471 [28MR]

——— condemn recent actions taken by Russian military to down U.S. Air Force drone (H. Res. 240), H1738–H1741 [17AP]

——— encourage peace talks with Ukraine, H1795 [18AP]

——— impose sanctions to combat mass abduction of Ukrainian children to Russia and areas of Ukraine that are temporarily occupied by Russian forces (H.R. 5800), H4851 [28SE], H6850 [12DE]

Serbia: tribute to Statehood Day, E115 [10FE]

Socialism: confirm that certain Federal programs such as Social Security, Medicare, TRICARE, and VA healthcare, home loan, homelessness, and burial benefit programs do not meet definition of socialism, H592, H593, H595, H596 [1FE]

——— denounce (H. Con. Res. 9), H518 [31JA], H616, H619, H620 [1FE], H635–H643, H653, H663 [2FE]

——— denounce (H. Con. Res. 9), consideration (H. Res. 83), H590–H599 [1FE]

Somalia: anniversary of Somali Youth League, H2333 [15MY]

——— direct President to remove Armed Forces other than those assigned to protect U.S. Embassy (H. Con. Res. 30), H1960 [26AP], H2056–H2069 [27AP]

Sports: tribute to Team USA lacrosse team, H3192 [11JY]

Sri Lanka: human rights violations against Tamil minority, H6822 [12DE], E662 [12JY]

Stone, Hayden: Dept. of State Benjamin A. Gilman International Student Program scholarship recipient, E1137 [29NO]

Syria: direct President to remove Armed Forces, applicability of War Powers Resolution (H. Res. 199), H1161–H1173 [8MR]

——— direct President to remove Armed Forces (H. Con. Res. 20), unanimous-consent agreement, H1161 [8MR]

——— direct President to remove Armed Forces (H. Con. Res. 21), H1173–H1180, H1199 [8MR], H1263 [10MR]

——— direct President to remove Armed Forces (H. Con. Res. 21), unanimous-consent agreement, H1161 [8MR]

——— express condolences to victims, commend search and rescue missions, express solidarity, and urge support, following earthquakes (H. Res. 132), H886–H890, H900 [27FE]

——— prohibit any official action to recognize or normalize relations with any Government of Syria led by Bashar al-Assad (H.R. 3202), H2445 [18MY], E612 [23JN], E888 [26SE]

——— require U.S. strategy to disrupt and dismantle Captagon trade and narcotics networks linked to regime of Bashar al-Assad, H2445 [18MY], E612 [23JN]

——— terminate national emergency relative to certain economic and trade sanctions imposed on Syrian government (H.J. Res. 79), H3668–H3670 [18JY]

——— terminate national emergency relative to certain economic and trade sanctions imposed on Syrian government (H.J. Res. 79), unanimous-consent agreement, H3629 [17JY]

——— tribute to Druze religious leaders for protests against regime of Bashar al-Assad, E888 [26SE]

Taiwan: observance of National Day, E850 [14SE]

——— oppose any attempts by China to resolve Taiwan’s status by distorting decisions, language, policies, or procedures of international organizations (H.R. 1176), H3913–H3915 [25JY]

——— strengthen U.S. policy, H1235 [9MR]

——— strengthen U.S. policy and bilateral economic partnership, H4128 [27JY]

Tanzania: recognize economic accomplishments and encourage increased trade and investment with U.S., E559 [14JN]

Taxation: corporate tax rate reform, H1254 [10MR]

——— repeal limitation on deductions for certain taxes, including State and local taxes (H.R. 1260), H954 [28FE], H1324 [22MR], H1794 [18AP], H2044 [26AP]

——— repeal limitation on deductions for certain taxes, including State and local taxes (H.R. 160), H2075 [27AP]

Technology: require development of strategy to eliminate availability to foreign adversaries of goods and technologies capable of supporting undersea cables (H.R. 1189), H1451, H1452 [27MR]

Terrorism: anniversary of bombing of Marine Corps barracks in Beirut, Lebanon, E1035 [1NO]

Thailand: commemorate anniversary of diplomatic relations with U.S., E629 [30JN]

——— commemorate anniversary of diplomatic relations with U.S. (H. Res. 234), H1536 [29MR]

Thomas, Justine: Dept. of State Benjamin A. Gilman International Student Program scholarship recipient, E1129 [28NO]

Treaties and agreements: ensure U.S. trade agreements provide access and collaboration of involved nations for recovery efforts relating to Armed Forces members missing or unaccounted for from prior military conflicts (H. Con. Res. 64), H4309 [14SE]

Turkey: express condolences to victims, commend search and rescue missions, express solidarity, and urge support, following earthquakes (H. Res. 132), H886–H890, H900 [27FE]

Turkish Republic Day: observance, E953 [11OC], E1018, E1019, E1022 [26OC]

U.N.: plans to reduce carbon emissions, H6824 [12DE]

——— prohibit funding to implement Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration, H4783 [28SE]

——— tribute to U.S.-Central Asia Leader’s Summit, E1061 [6NO]

U.S. Hostage and Wrongful Detainee Day: designate, H6868 [13DE]

——— designate (H.R. 1522), H1272 [10MR], E268 [28MR]

U.S. policy, H4411 [20SE]

Ukraine: anniversary of Russian invasion, H900 [27FE], H992 [1MR], H1211 [9MR], H1272 [10MR], E141 [24FE], E271 [28MR]

——— ensure President complies with certain Arms Export Control Act and Foreign Assistance Act requirements relative to loans or leases of equipment, H3517, H3518 [13JY]

——— ensure President complies with certain requirements of Arms Export Control Act and Foreign Assistance Act relative to loans or leases of equipment (H.R. 2721), H1850 [19AP]

——— security assistance in response to Russian invasion, H992 [1MR], H4274 [13SE], H4412 [20SE], H4595, H4608, H4609 [27SE], H4771–H4773, H4793–H4796 [28SE], H4923–H4925, H4932 [30SE], H4937 [2OC], H4955 [3OC], H5239, H5240 [2NO], H5724–H5726 [13NO], H5786 [14NO], H5939 [29NO], H5988, H6034, H6037 [30NO], H6829 [12DE], E271 [28MR]

Venezuela: U.S. policy, H3959 [26JY]

Vietnam: call for release of political prisoners, H1764 [18AP]

Washington (State): tribute to efforts to house Ukrainian refugees, H6116 [5DE]

Westinghouse Electric Co., LLC: signing of memorandum of understanding to deploy reactors to Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant in Bulgaria, E283 [30MR]

White, Kelsey: Dept. of State Benjamin A. Gilman International Student Program scholarship recipient, E967 [13OC], E1132 [28NO]

WHO: prohibit availability of Federal funds pending investigation relating to influence over such organization by Chinese Communist Party (H.R. 3664), H2955 [15JN]

——— prohibit funding, H4549, H4550 [26SE], H5835, H5836 [14NO]

Women: recognize violence against women in politics as global phenomenon and support women’s full and meaningful participation in politics (H. Res. 220), H1212 [9MR]

World Refugee Day: observance, E681 [17JY]

Yeol, Yoon Suk: address to Congress by South Korean President, H1732 [17AP]

Remarks in Senate

Afghanistan: support nationals who supported U.S. mission, vet parolees, adjust status of certain nationals, and provide special immigrant status for at-risk Afghan allies and relatives of Armed Forces members, S3445–S3447 [20JY], S3514–S3517 [25JY], S3566–S3570 [26JY]

AID: establish program in Office of Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment to promote mobility in rural communities through access to affordable, fit-for-purpose bicycles (S. 437), S496 [27FE]

Albanese, Anthony: U.S. visit by Australian Prime Minister, S5198 [26OC]

American Battle Monuments Commission: anniversary (S. Res. 487), S5803 [6DE]

Appropriations: making supplemental, S5707, S5709 [4DE], S5719–S5721 [5DE], S5769, S5771, S5781–S5794, S5797–S5802 [6DE], S5831–S5834 [7DE], S5883, S5885 [11DE], S5908 [12DE], S5927 [13DE], S5970 [14DE], S6013, S6014 [18DE], S6031, S6036, S6038 [19DE], S6071–S6073 [20DE]

Arctic regions: enhance U.S. standing as Arctic nation, S1572–S1575 [9MY]

Argentina: commemorate anniversary of U.S. diplomatic relations, S117 [26JA]

Armed Forces: include sunset provisions in authorizations of use of military force, S920–S923 [23MR]

——— remove from unauthorized hostilities in Niger (S.J. Res. 44), motion to discharge, S5201–S5205 [26OC]

——— remove from unauthorized hostilities in Syria (S.J. Res. 51), S5833–S5836 [7DE]

——— remove from unauthorized hostilities in Syria (S.J. Res. 51), motion to discharge, S5836 [7DE]

Armenia: anniversary of genocide, S1247 [19AP]

——— protect and provide humanitarian assistance to Armenians in Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh) impacted by actions of Azerbaijan, S5470 [13NO]

Asia: recognize vital importance of Mekong River to Southeast Asia and role of Mekong-U.S. Partnership in supporting prosperity in region (S. Res. 126), S5363–S5366 [6NO]

Azerbaijan: condemn blockade of Armenians of Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh) and ongoing human rights violations, S4347–S4349 [11SE], S4621 [20SE], S4744 [28SE]

——— prohibit assistance, S5470 [13NO]

——— prohibit assistance (S. 3000), S5531, S5532 [15NO]

Beirut Veterans Remembrance Day: designate (S. Res. 447), S5336 [2NO]

Biden, President: address violation of U.S. airspace by Chinese high-altitude surveillance balloon and other foreign airborne objects, S334, S338, S339, S342 [13FE], S371 [14FE], S414 [15FE]

——— decision to remove troops from Afghanistan, S1126 [17AP]

——— evaluation of administration, S1989 [7JN]

——— evaluation of administration relative to energy policy, S276 [9FE], S436 [16FE], S4221 [6SE], S4427 [13SE], S5164 [25OC], S5483 [14NO]

——— evaluation of administration relative to foreign policy, S1686 [17MY], S1964 [6JN], S5094 [19OC], S5125, S5127, S5133 [24OC], S5276–S5279 [1NO], S5374, S5392 [7NO], S5468–S5470 [13NO], S5683 [30NO], S6032 [19DE]

——— evaluation of administration relative to immigration, S5656–S5661 [29NO]

——— evaluation of administration relative to Iran, S4544 [18SE], S5497 [14NO], S5652 [29NO]

——— evaluation of administration relative to Russian invasion of Ukraine, S63 [24JA], S79 [25JA], S420 [15FE], S1447 [2MY], S1716 [18MY], S1965 [6JN], S4212 [6SE], S4340 [11SE], S5687 [30NO]

Burma: condemn military coup and detention of civilian leaders, call for immediate and unconditional release of all detained, and allow those elected to serve in parliament to resume duties without impediment, S181 [1FE]

——— condemn military coup and detention of civilian leaders, call for immediate and unconditional release of all detained, and allow those elected to serve in parliament to resume duties without impediment (S. Res. 20), S176 [31JA]

Canada: impact of wildfires, S1987 [7JN], S2013, S2018 [8JN]

CDC: terminate requirement for proof of coronavirus vaccination for foreign travelers (H.R. 185), S332 [9FE], S361 [13FE], S896–S898 [22MR], S1073–S1075 [30MR]

——— terminate requirement for proof of coronavirus vaccination for foreign travelers (H.R. 185), unanimous-consent request, S897 [22MR], S1074 [30MR]

Chile: commemorate anniversary of U.S. diplomatic relations, S117 [26JA]

China: analysis of U.S.-China relations, S1994 [7JN]

——— call for release of Mark Swidan (S. Res. 23), S192 [1FE], S1587 [10MY]

——— condemn violation of U.S. airspace by high-altitude surveillance balloon, S246, S247 [7FE], S407 [15FE]

——— condemn violation of U.S. airspace by high-altitude surveillance balloon (S. Res. 49), S431 [15FE]

——— condemn violation of U.S. airspace by high-altitude surveillance balloon (S. Res. 66), S431 [15FE], S433 [16FE]

——— end treatment as developing nation, S3728 [27JY]

——— recognize as greatest foreign threat to U.S. peace, security, and stability, S969–S971 [27MR], S5495 [14NO]

——— take action to stop sale and export of fentanyl precursors, S5515 [15NO]

——— U.S. policy, S627–S629 [2MR], S1067 [30MR], S1472, S1490 [3MY], S2132 [20JN], S4424–S4426 [13SE], S4568 [19SE], S5465 [13NO], S5481 [14NO], S5689 [30NO], S5876–S5879 [7DE]

Clothing industry: honor Thai-American garment workers freed from El Monte, CA, sweatshop, acknowledge positive change as result of El Monte case, and recognize fight against such conditions and for corporate accountability (S. Res. 346), S4698 [27SE]

Committee on Afghanistan (Joint, Select): establish, S987 [28MR]

Committee on Armed Services (Senate): defense priorities, S807 [15MR]

Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S.: include Sec. of Agriculture as member, S3510, S3513, S3517 [25JY]

——— increase oversight of foreign direct investment in U.S. agricultural land (S. 1066), S978 [28MR]

Congo, Democratic Republic of the: ensure credible and timely elections, S2216 [22JN]

Countering International Parental Child Abduction Month: observance (S. Res. 115), S1608 [10MY]

Cuba: U.S. policy, S3742 [27JY]

Dept. of Agriculture: establish country of origin labeling requirements for beef (S. 52), S109 [26JA], S2448 [13JY]

Dept. of Commerce: decision to block certain Chinese companies from purchasing technology, S840 [21MR]

——— provide training and guidance relative to human rights abuses, including such abuses perpetrated against Uyghur population by China (S. 484), S6062 [19DE]

——— review, prohibit, and mitigate certain information communications and technology transactions between persons in U.S. and foreign adversaries (S. 686), S885 [22MR], S1223, S1224 [19AP]

Dept. of Defense: clarify meaning of term ‘‘aggregate value’’ relative to Presidential drawdown authority, S3138, S3139 [19JY]

——— limit funding for support of Ukraine relative to level of spending on defense by NATO countries, S3448 [20JY]

——— making supplemental appropriations for Ukraine security assistance in response to Russian invasion, S5125 [24OC], S5198 [26OC], S5376–S5382 [7NO], S5682 [30NO], S5699 [4DE], S5768 [6DE], S5980–S5983 [14DE], S6063–S6067 [19DE]

——— making supplemental appropriations for Ukraine security assistance in response to Russian invasion (H.R. 5692), S4895 [30SE], S4902, S4903 [3OC]

——— national security priority assignments, S5467 [13NO]

——— prohibit transfer or release of individuals detained at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, S107 [26JA]

——— provide for independent audits and investigations relating to military programs and operations in Ukraine, S3588 [26JY], S3728 [27JY]

Dept. of Defense State Partnership Program: anniversary (S. Res. 308), S3557 [25JY]

Dept. of Energy: prohibit export of crude oil to certain countries or state-owned entities as condition of sale at auction of any crude oil from Strategic Petroleum Reserve (S. 11), S277 [9FE]

——— prohibit export or sale of petroleum products from Strategic Petroleum Reserve to certain entities, S3444, S3445 [20JY]

——— prohibit export or sale of petroleum products from Strategic Petroleum Reserve to China (H.R. 22), S71 [24JA], S80 [25JA], S138 [30JA]

Dept. of HHS: provide authority to suspend right to introduce certain persons or property into U.S. in interest of public health (S. 1192), S1257 [19AP], S1435 [1MY], S1585, S1586 [10MY]

——— provide authority to suspend right to introduce certain persons or property into U.S. in interest of public health (S. 1192), unanimous-consent request, S1586 [10MY]

Dept. of Homeland Security: clarify rights of all persons held or detained at port of entry or detention facility overseen by U.S. Customs and Border Protection or U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (S. 342), S317 [9FE]

——— continue to implement Migrant Protection Protocols, S1638 [15MY]

——— continue to implement Migrant Protection Protocols (S. 1479), S2270 [10JY]

——— disapprove rule entitled ‘‘Public Charge Ground of Inadmissibility’’ (S.J. Res. 18), S1698–S1701 [17MY]

——— establish regional processing centers, improve asylum and credible fear processes, require court docketing priorities during irregular migration events, and improve ability to manage migration flows, S12 [3JA]

——— prohibit parole or release of asylum applicants while asylum claims are pending, S1695 [17MY]

——— remove legal impediments preventing construction of border wall, improve construction requirements, and make previously appropriated funds available (S. 422), S1230 [19AP]

Dept. of Justice: broaden scope of individuals subject to prosecution for war crimes, S443 [16FE]

——— establish Federal grant program to award grants to States and nonprofit organizations to combat smuggling and trafficking of children and young women (S. 1200), S1435 [1MY], S1639 [15MY], S2043 [12JN], S3509 [25JY]

——— modify Foreign Agents Registration Act requirements relative to exemptions, S2041 [12JN]

Dept. of State: designate Mexican cartels and other transnational criminal organizations as foreign terrorist organizations (S. 1048), S1559 [9MY]

——— designate Vladimir Kara-Murza as ‘‘wrongfully detained’’ by Russia, S1156 [18AP]

——— ensure U.S. diplomats and officials can advance efforts seeking Mexican compliance with 1944 Treaty on Utilization of Waters of the Colorado and Tijuana Rivers and of the Rio Grande, S5281 [1NO]

——— make foreign officials determined to be responsible for undermining free and fair democratic elections inadmissible to U.S. (S. 126), S123 [26JA]

——— prohibit requiring U.S. citizens who evacuated from Israel to reimburse Federal government for expenses (S. 3343), S5579 [15NO], S5587 [27NO]

——— provide assistance for U.S. citizens and nationals unlawfully or wrongfully detained abroad, bolster programs to address hostage-taking and rescue, and impose sanctions on persons responsible (S. 509), S1526 [4MY]

——— renewal of Freedom Support Act waiver allowing security assistance to Azerbaijan, S4348 [11SE]

——— report on corruption in foreign countries, assign tiered classifications based on efforts to combat corruption, and impose sanctions on certain nationals under Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act, S3719 [27JY]

——— report on corruption in foreign countries, assign tiered classifications based on efforts to combat corruption, and impose sanctions on certain nationals under Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act (S. 53), S77 [24JA]

Dept. of the Treasury: deter foreign financial institutions from providing banking services for benefit of foreign terrorist organizations and from facilitating or promoting payments for acts of terrorism (S. 691), S671 [7MR]

——— impose sanctions with respect to trafficking of illicit fentanyl and its precursors by transnational criminal organizations, including cartels, S3737 [27JY], S3876 [5SE], S5700 [4DE]

——— provide investment screening mechanism for U.S. companies investing in certain technology sectors in countries of concern, S3510–S3512 [25JY], S3565 [26JY], S5350 [6NO], S5495 [14NO], S5700 [4DE]

——— provide investment screening mechanism for U.S. companies investing in certain technology sectors in countries of concern (S. 2678), S5876–S5879 [7DE]

——— provide transparency on donations to U.S. institutions of higher education from companies associated with Chinese-Military Complex, S3719 [27JY]

Depts. of Defense and Veterans Affairs, and related agencies: prohibit funding to provide grants, funding, or any financial benefit to Chinese entities, S5244, S5245 [31OC]

Depts. of Homeland Security and Justice: disapprove rule entitled ‘‘Circumvention of Lawful Pathways’’, S1696 [17MY]

Diseases and disorders: expiration of Title 42 public health authorities allowing for immediate expulsion of persons or property to avoid introduction of communicable diseases, S1611, S1612, S1614–S1616 [11MY], S1693–S1697 [17MY], S1724–S1726 [18MY], S1997 [7JN]

Drugs: combat trafficking of illicit fentanyl, S732 [9MR], S1231–S1233 [19AP], S1407 [27AP], S3875 [5SE], S4259 [7SE]

Federal employees: prohibit sums in Thrift Savings Plan from being invested in securities listed on certain foreign exchanges, S3726 [27JY]

Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act: reauthorize certain provisions, S4426 [13SE], S5591 [27NO]

Foreign policy: assess status of the war on terrorism, S5068 [18OC]

——— report on congressional delegation trip to China, Japan, and Korea, S4922 [4OC]

——— report on congressional delegation trip to Germany, India, Pakistan, and Israel, S494 [27FE], S509 [28FE], S539 [1MR]

——— report on congressional delegation trip to Guatemala and Honduras, S5884 [11DE]

——— report on congressional delegation trip to Indo-Pacific region and influence of U.S. values on leadership in global security and women’s empowerment issues, S4219 [6SE]

——— report on congressional delegation trip to Munich Security Conference, S492, S495 [27FE]

——— report on congressional delegation trip to NATO summit in Lithuania, S2341 [12JY]

——— report on congressional delegation trip to Taiwan and Republic of Korea, S1287 [20AP]

——— report on congressional delegation trip to United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Jordan, and Israel, S5066 [18OC]

——— strengthen alliances in Indo-Pacific region, S2152 [21JN], S3564 [26JY]

Germany: assessment of comprehensive security strategy relative to Russian invasion of Ukraine, S2106 [15JN]

——— assessment of support for Ukraine during ongoing Russian military invasion, S699 [8MR]

Greece: independence anniversary (S. Res. 119), S1543 [4MY]

Hamas (terrorist organization): condemn attack on Israel and taking of hostages and demand release of all hostages, S5133 [24OC], S5210 [26OC], S5385, S5392 [7NO], S5879 [7DE], S5931 [13DE], S6037 [19DE]

——— condemn for premeditated, coordinated, and brutal terrorist attacks on Israel and demand immediate release of all hostages (S. Res. 408), S5071 [18OC], S5463 [9NO]

Herzog, Isaac: U.S. visit by Israeli President, S2454 [13JY], S3130 [19JY]

Hostage and Wrongful Detainee flag: designate as official symbol to recognize U.S. citizens held as hostages or wrongfully detained abroad (S. 769), S1824 [31MY]

IMF: prevent allocation of U.S. funding for Special Drawing Rights to perpetrators of genocide or state sponsors of terrorism, S3721 [27JY]

Immigration: extend detention of certain aliens ordered removed (S. 333), S735 [9MR]

——— making supplemental appropriations for border security and immigration enforcement, S5656–S5661 [29NO], S5704 [4DE]

——— prohibit individuals charged with or convicted of human trafficking or drug trafficking offenses committed near border from receiving Federal benefits (S. 519), S515 [28FE], S1128 [17AP]

——— recognize current influx of migrants is causing crisis at U.S. Southern border (S. Res. 45), S735 [9MR]

——— reform, S5885 [11DE]

——— secure U.S. borders and reform immigration policies, S1885 [1JN], S5371 [7NO], S5516 [15NO], S5682 [30NO], S5701–S5703 [4DE], S5768 [6DE], S5902, S5905 [12DE], S5927–S5930 [13DE], S5970 [14DE], S6013, S6014 [18DE], S6031, S6036, S6038 [19DE], S6071–S6073 [20DE]

——— secure U.S. borders and reform immigration policies (H.R. 2), S1580 [10MY], S1655 [16MY]

——— secure U.S. borders and reform immigration policies (S. 2824), S4578 [19SE]

——— streamline reporting of violations against immigrant children in Federal custody, provide protections for unaccompanied immigrant children, and ensure safe release to sponsors (S. 3128), S5271 [1NO]

India: removal of tariffs on Washington apples, S2210 [22JN]

Iran: freeze certain Iranian funds held in Qatar involved in hostage deal between U.S. and Iran (S. 3049), S5067 [18OC]

——— provide congressional review of actions to terminate or waive imposed sanctions (S. 2210), S5031–S5033 [17OC]

——— provide congressional review of actions to terminate or waive imposed sanctions (S. 2210), unanimous-consent request, S5032, S5033 [17OC]

——— reinstate certain sanctions (S. 3041), S5029–S5031 [17OC], S5067, S5083 [18OC]

——— reinstate certain sanctions (S. 3041), unanimous-consent request, S5030 [17OC]

——— revoke waiver determination relative to certain sanctions imposed relative to Iran (S. 3061), S5067 [18OC]

——— strengthen sanctions against transfer of missiles and drone technologies to terrorists and prevent development of long-range missiles, S5497 [14NO]

——— U.S. policy, S3144 [19JY], S5372 [7NO]

Israel: affirm sense that Israel is not racist or apartheid state, reject all forms of antisemitism and xenophobia, and maintain U.S. will always be partner and supporter of Israel (H. Con. Res. 57), S3557 [25JY]

——— approval of export licenses for anti-drone systems for Ukraine, S810 [16MR]

——— condemn terrorism committed by Iranian proxies, including Hamas, Hezbollah, and Palestinian Islamic Jihad and recognize extremist regime of Iran as threat to Israel, region, U.S., and global stability, S5237 [31OC]

——— condemn terrorist attacks by Hamas (terrorist organization) and denounce antisemitic student activities on U.S. college campuses, S5237 [31OC]

——— condemn terrorist attacks by Hamas (terrorist organization) and denounce antisemitic student activities on U.S. college campuses (S. Res. 418), S5100, S5101 [19OC], S5200 [26OC]

——— condemn terrorist attacks by Hamas (terrorist organization) and denounce antisemitic student activities on U.S. college campuses (S. Res. 418), unanimous-consent agreement, S5200 [26OC]

——— condemn terrorist attacks by Hamas (terrorist organization) and denounce antisemitic student activities on U.S. college campuses (S. Res. 418), unanimous-consent request, S5100, S5101 [19OC]

——— express support for families of hostages taken during attack on Israel and call for immediate release of hostages, S5937 [13DE]

——— recognize importance of economic relationship with U.S. and affirm trade facilitated by U.S.-Israel Free Trade Agreement is tool to support economy of Israel during conflict with Hamas (terrorist organization) (S. Res. 445), S5803 [6DE]

——— urge negotiation to end protests relative to proposed changes in judicial system, S945 [27MR], S1084 [30MR]

Jews: condemn rise in antisemitism in U.S. and globally, S112 [26JA], S3611 [26JY], S5238 [31OC], S5681 [30NO], S5721 [5DE], S5832 [7DE], S6032 [19DE]

Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act: make technical corrections to clarify ability of injured persons to sue foreign state defendants for aiding and abetting terrorism (S. 2082), S4548 [18SE], S5933 [13DE]

Korea, Republic of: anniversary of Mutual Defense Treaty with U.S. and reaffirmation of commitment to friendship and cooperation (S. Res. 175), S1370 [26AP]

Lobbying Disclosure Act: clarify provision relative to certain contents of registrations (S. 829), S2251 [22JN]

Lobbyists: require certain disclosures by registrants relative to exemptions under Foreign Agents Registration Act (S. 264), S2251 [22JN]

Meloni, Giorgia: U.S. visit by Italian Prime Minister, S3561 [26JY]

Mexico: condemn military takeover of Vulcan Materials Co., port facility near Playa del Carmen, S5726, S5727 [5DE]

Middle East: commend agreement for cease-fire in Israel and occupied Palestine, release of hostages, and delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza, S5588, S5589 [27NO], S5648 [29NO]

——— condemn act of war against Israel by Hamas (terrorist organization), Palestinian Islamic Jihad (terrorist organization), and associated forces, S4967–S4974 [16OC], S5023–S5027, S5033–S5036 [17OC], S5055, S5071–S5075, S5080–S5082 [18OC], S5093, S5097–S5099 [19OC], S5165–S5168 [25OC], S5239 [31OC], S5627, S5628 [28NO], S5780 [6DE]

——— condemn heinous actions of Hamas (terrorist organization) and affirm support of U.S. for Israel’s right to exist and defend itself, S5057, S5060 [18OC]

——— condemn Houthis attacks on military and commerical vessels in Red Sea, S6014 [18DE]

——— continue progress toward negotiated two-state solution to Israeli-Palestinian conflict, S5133 [24OC]

——— express support for Israel as it defends itself against barbaric war launched by Hamas (terrorist organization) and other terrorists, S5062–S5070 [18OC], S5132 [24OC], S5483 [14NO]

——— facilitate safe, timely, and sufficient delivery of humanitarian aid to civilians in Gaza Strip, S5971 [14DE], S6034 [19DE]

——— impact of terrorist attacks by Hamas (terrorist organization) on Israel relative to Russian, Iranian, and Chinese interests, S5236 [31OC]

——— impose sanctions relative to foreign support for terrorist organizations, including Hamas (terrorist organization) and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (H.R. 340), S5336 [2NO], S5363 [6NO]

——— maintain cease-fire in Israel and occupied Palestine and urge continued release of hostages, S5842 [7DE]

——— making emergency supplemental appropriations to provide funding to Israel in response to act of war by Hamas (terrorist organization), S4967–S4974 [16OC], S5023–S5027 [17OC], S5055 [18OC], S5093, S5097–S5099 [19OC], S5125, S5127, S5132 [24OC], S5157, S5159, S5175 [25OC], S5198, S5199 [26OC], S5222 [30OC], S5239 [31OC], S5322 [2NO], S5347, S5349 [6NO], S5390 [7NO], S5408 [8NO], S5619 [28NO], S5682 [30NO], S5699 [4DE], S5780 [6DE]

——— making emergency supplemental appropriations to provide funding to Israel in response to act of war by Hamas (terrorist organization) (H.R. 6126), S5235 [31OC], S5270 [1NO], S5363 [6NO], S5375–S5382, S5404 [7NO], S5484–S5495 [14NO], S5794–S5801 [6DE]

——— making emergency supplemental appropriations to provide funding to Israel in response to act of war by Hamas (terrorist organization) (H.R. 6126), motion to proceed, S5500 [14NO]

——— making emergency supplemental appropriations to provide funding to Israel in response to act of war by Hamas (terrorist organization) (H.R. 6126), unanimous-consent request, S5377, S5381 [7NO], S5486, S5491 [14NO], S5796–S5800 [6DE]

——— making emergency supplemental appropriations to provide funding to Israel in response to act of war by Hamas (terrorist organization) (S. 3135), S5177 [25OC], S5219 [26OC]

——— making emergency supplemental appropriations to provide funding to Israel in response to act of war by Hamas (terrorist organization) (S. 3168), S5232 [30OC], S5235 [31OC], S5276–S5279 [1NO]

——— revoke visas of foreign nationals who endorse terrorist activities, affirm distinction between terrorism and Israeli self-defense, reject antisemitism, and honor memory of those killed in attack on Israel (S. Res. 413), S5076–S5078 [18OC]

——— revoke visas of those who endorse terrorism, affirm distinction between terrorism and Israeli self-defense, reject antisemitism, and honor memory of those killed in attack on Israel (S. Res. 413), unanimous-consent request, S5076, S5077 [18OC]

——— stand with Israel against war launched by Hamas (terrorist organization), condemn Iran’s support for global terrorism, and reaffirm commitment to Israel’s security (S. Res. 417), S5099, S5102 [19OC]

——— stand with Israel against war launched by Hamas (terrorist organization), condemn Iran’s support for global terrorism, and reaffirm commitment to Israel’s security (S. Res. 417), unanimous-consent agreement, S5099 [19OC]

Minnesota: anniversary of National Guard Norwegian Reciprocal Troop Exchange, S165 [31JA]

Modi, Narendra: U.S. visit by Indian Prime Minister, S2113 [15JN], S2198 [22JN]

National Freedom Day: observance (S. Res. 21), S184, S188 [1FE]

National Human Trafficking Prevention Month: observance, S110 [26JA]

National security: national objectives priority assignments, S845 [21MR], S977 [28MR]

——— require reviews of U.S. investment in countries that may threaten national critical capabilities and improve use of authorities under Defense Production Act, S2041 [12JN]

National Trafficking and Modern Slavery Prevention Month: observance (S. Res. 21), S184, S188 [1FE]

NATO: accession for Sweden, S2272 [10JY], S2292 [11JY]

——— affirm that certain obligations relative to armed attack against member state do not supersede constitutional declarations of war by Congress, S3137, S3138 [19JY]

——— call for all members to ratify protocols of accession for Finland and Sweden, S159 [31JA]

——— call on members to fully meet financial and military obligations, S4234 [6SE], S4424, S4426 [13SE], S4502 [14SE]

——— call on members to fully meet obligations, S435 [16FE], S2057 [13JN], S2292 [11JY]

——— focus on China in joint statement on challenges facing alliance, S2447 [13JY]

——— importance of member countries to commit to defense spending, S2447 [13JY], S5942 [13DE]

Natural gas: impose sanctions relative to Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline, S5982 [14DE]

Power resources: impose additional sanctions relative to import or facilitation of import of pretroleum products from Iran (H.R. 3774), S5363 [6NO], S5404 [7NO]

——— improve process to authorize construction, connection, operation, and maintenance of international border-crossing facilities for import and export of oil and natural gas and transmission of electricity, S1483 [3MY]

——— improve process to authorize construction, connection, operation, and maintenance of international border-crossing facilities for import and export of oil and natural gas and transmission of electricity (S. 989), S1030 [29MR]

——— strengthen U.S. energy security and encourage domestic production of crude oil, petroleum products, and natural gas, S160 [31JA]

Presidents of the U.S.: provide with authority to enter into comprehensive trade agreement with United Kingdom (S. 629), S919 [23MR]

Protocol Amending Tax Convention With Chile: ratify, S214 [2FE]

Public Health Service Act: include Middle Easterners and North Africans in statutory definition of ‘‘racial and ethnic minority group’’ (S. 2899), S4657 [21SE]

Rio Grande City, TX: provide for expansion of Starr-Camargo Bridge (S. 1608), S3844 [27JY]

Russia: call for immediate release of detained U.S. citizens, S5094 [19OC]

——— call for immediate release of Marc Fogel (S. Con. Res. 18), S3714, S3745 [27JY]

——— call for immediate release of Vladimir Kara-Murza, S661 [7MR], S1123 [17AP]

——— condemn and oppose unprovoked invasion and egregious act of aggression against sovereign state of Ukraine, S126 [26JA], S443, S452–S454, S477–S479 [16FE], S494, S495 [27FE], S539 [1MR], S782 [15MR], S1819 [31MY]

——— condemn Russian fighter jet forcing down U.S. Air Force surveillance drone over Black Sea, S755 [14MR], S782 [15MR]

——— condemn unjust and arbitrary detention of opposition leader Vladimir Kara-Murza, who has stood up in defense of democracy, rule of law, and free and fair elections (S. Con. Res. 7), S5332–S5335 [2NO]

——— U.S. policy, S5689 [30NO]

Rwanda: cease support of rebels and other destabilizing activities in Democratic Republic of the Congo, S2216 [22JN]

Senate: require any convention, agreement, or other international instrument on pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response reached by World Health Assembly be subject to ratification, S980, S981 [28MR]

Syria: express condolences to victims, commend search and rescue missions, express solidarity, and urge support, following earthquakes (S. Res. 76), S1044 [29MR]

Tabatabai, Ariane: call for investigation into potential foreign adversarial influence and security clearance level as Dept. of Defense official relative to connection to Iranian regime, S4820 [29SE]

Taiwan: strengthen U.S. policy, S282–S284 [9FE]

Tax Convention With Chile: ratify, S2115, S2116 [15JN], S2132 [20JN], S2155, S2158 [21JN], S2198, S2208, S2209, S2215, S2216 [22JN]

——— ratify, unanimous-consent agreement, S2131 [20JN], S2211 [22JN]

Taxation: effects of potential global minimum tax, S1639 [15MY]

——— impose carbon border adjustment on energy intensive imports and incentivize decarbonization of domestic manufacturing, S4936 [4OC]

Terrorism: provide remote access to court proceedings for victims of 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland (S. 3250), S5803 [6DE]

Thailand: celebrate anniversary of strategic partnership with U.S. and commend democratic reforms, S791 [15MR]

Trafficking Victims Protection Act: reauthorize, S110 [26JA]

Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement: impact of U.S. withdrawal, S1586 [10MY]

Treaties and agreements: removal of injunction of secrecy, S6021 [18DE]

Turkey: express condolences to victims, commend search and rescue missions, express solidarity, and urge support, following earthquakes, S442 [16FE]

——— express condolences to victims, commend search and rescue missions, express solidarity, and urge support, following earthquakes (S. Res. 76), S1044 [29MR]

U.N.: plans to reduce carbon emissions, S5971 [14DE], S6015–S6018 [18DE]

——— terminate U.S. membership (S. 3428), S5876 [7DE]

U.S. Hostage and Wrongful Detainee Day: designate (S. 769), S1824 [31MY]

Ukraine: anniversary of Russian invasion, S494 [27FE]

——— impact of creation of foreign aid oversight offices, S3728 [27JY]

——— provide enhanced authority for President to enter into agreements with Ukraine to lend or lease defense articles to protect civilian populations from Russian military invasion, S5350 [6NO]

——— security assistance in response to Russian invasion, S2037, S2038 [12JN], S2080 [14JN], S2106 [15JN], S2331 [12JY], S3505 [25JY], S4244, S4245 [7SE], S4339, S4340 [11SE], S4360 [12SE], S4421 [13SE], S4546, S4547 [18SE], S4610, S4615 [20SE], S4637 [21SE], S4886–S4888, S4897, S4898 [30SE], S4910–S4912 [3OC], S4924, S4937–S4940 [4OC], S5222 [30OC], S5271 [1NO], S5322 [2NO], S5348 [6NO], S5371, S5374 [7NO], S5408 [8NO], S5438 [9NO], S5485–S5495 [14NO], S5902–S5904 [12DE]

Venezuela: commend María Corina Machado as presidential opposition candidate, reject Maduro regime for efforts to carry out fraudulent elections, and call for release of political prisoners (S. Res. 486), unanimous-consent request, S5735 [5DE]

——— permit nationals to be eligible for temporary protected status, S1966 [6JN], S4638 [21SE]

——— U.S. policy, S5734, S5735 [5DE]

Yemen: anniversary of military conflict with Saudi Arabia, S1068 [30MR]

Reports

Al Shabaab: Congressional Research Service, H2062–H2064 [27AP]

Gains in Somalia’s Offensive Against Al-Shabaab: International Crisis Group (organization), H2066–H2068 [27AP]

Somalia—Counter-Insurgency Operation Gains Regional Support in Phase Two as Al-Shabaab Attacks and Political Differences Persist: Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Project (ACLED), H2064 [27AP]

Reports filed

Accelerating Deployment of Versatile, Advanced Nuclear for Clean Energy (ADVANCE) Act: Committee on Environment and Public Works (Senate) (S. 1111), S2287 [10JY]

American Security Drone Act: Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs (Senate) (S. 473) (S. Rept. 118–87), S3894 [5SE]

Applicability of War Powers Resolution to Resolution To Direct President To Remove Armed Forces From Syria: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 199) (H. Rept. 118–7), H1147 [7MR]

Armed Conflict Migration Act: Committee on Financial Services (House) (H.R. 6367) (H. Rept. 118–329), H6996 [19DE]

Border Reinforcement Act: Committee on Homeland Security (House) (H.R. 2794) (H. Rept. 118–45), H2133 [5MY]

Border Security and Enforcement Act: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 2640) (H. Rept. 118–47), H2133 [5MY]

Call for Release of Mark Swidan by China: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. Res. 23), S1533 [4MY]

Caribbean Basin Security Initiative Appropriations, U.S.-Caribbean Security Partnership Enhancement, and Disaster Resilience Prioritization: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. 841), S1533 [4MY]

China Exchange Rate Transparency Act: Committee on Financial Services (House) (H.R. 839) (H. Rept. 118–291), H6079 [1DE]

China Financial Threat Mitigation Act: Committee on Financial Services (House) (H.R. 1156) (H. Rept. 118–72), H2498 [22MY]

Chinese Currency Accountability Act: Committee on Financial Services (House) (H.R. 510) (H. Rept. 118–294), H6079 [1DE]

Combating Cartels on Social Media Act: Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs (Senate) (S. 61) (S. Rept. 118–123), S5897 [11DE]

Combating Human Rights Abuses Act: Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation (Senate) (S. 484), S5749 [5DE]

Commend Bravery, Courage, and Resolve of Women and Men Demonstrating and Risking Their Safety to Speak Out Against Iranian Regime’s Human Rights Abuses: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. Con. Res. 2), S3520 [25JY]

Condemn Destruction of Hong Kong’s Democracy and Rule of Law by China: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. Res. 106), S1533 [4MY]

Condemn Eswatini Human Rights Record and Killing of Activist Thulani Maseko: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. Res. 174), S2049 [12JN]

Condemn Military Coup in Burma, Call for Immediate Release of Civilian Leaders and All Detained, and Allow Those Elected to Parliament To Resume Duties Without Impediment: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. Res. 20), S3520 [25JY]

Condemn Russia’s Illegal Abduction of Children from Ukraine: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. Res. 158), S2068 [13JN]

Condemn Unjust and Arbitrary Russian Detention of Opposition Leader Vladimir Kara-Murza, Who Has Stood Up in Defense of Democracy, Rule of Law, and Free and Fair Elections: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. Con. Res. 7), S1533 [4MY]

Consideration of H. Con. Res. 9, Denounce Socialism: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 83) (H. Rept. 118–2), H625 [1FE]

Consideration of H.R. 2, Secure the Border Act: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 383) (H. Rept. 118–51), H2243 [10MY]

Consideration of H.R. 185, Terminate CDC Requirement for Proof of Coronavirus Vaccination for Foreign Travelers: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 97) (H. Rept. 118–3), H737 [7FE]

Consideration of H.R. 4665, Dept. of State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs Appropriations: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 723) (H. Rept. 118–216), H4496 [26SE]

Consideration of H.R. 5692, Dept. of Defense Supplemental Appropriations for Ukraine Security Assistance in Response to Russian Invasion: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 730) (H. Rept. 118–228), H4712 [27SE]

Consideration of H.R. 5933, Defending Education Transparency and Ending Rogue Regimes Engaging in Nefarious Transactions (DETERRENT) Act: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 906) (H. Rept. 118–298), H6109 [4DE]

Consideration of H.R. 5961, No Funds for Iranian Terrorism Act: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 869) (H. Rept. 118–273), H5854 [14NO]

——— Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 891) (H. Rept. 118–280), H5936 [28NO]

Consideration of H.R. 6126, Emergency Supplemental Appropriations To Provide Funding to Israel in Response to Act of War by Hamas (terrorist organization): Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 838) (H. Rept. 118–261), H5361 [2NO]

Countering International Parental Child Abduction Month: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. Res. 115), S1533 [4MY]

Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Extension Act: Committee on Homeland Security (House) (H.R. 3224) (H. Rept. 118–159), H4136 [27JY]

Country of Origin Labeling (COOL) Online Act: Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation (Senate) (S. 1421), S5960 [13DE]

Defending Education Transparency and Ending Rogue Regimes Engaging in Nefarious Transactions (DETERRENT) Act: Committee on Education and the Workforce (House) (H.R. 5933) (H. Rept. 118–278), H5906 [24NO]

Dept. of State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs Appropriations: Committee on Appropriations (House) (H.R. 4665) (H. Rept. 118–146), H3639 [17JY]

——— Committee on Appropriations (Senate) (S. 2438) (S. Rept. 118–71), S3457 [20JY]

Dept. of State Authorities: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. 2043), S3894 [5SE]

Deterring America’s Technological Adversaries (DATA) Act: Committee on Foreign Affairs (House) (H.R. 1153) (H. Rept. 118–63), H2375 [16MY]

Disclosing Foreign Influence in Lobbying Act: Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs (Senate) (S. 829) (S. Rept. 118–13), S1339 [25AP]

Ending China’s Developing Nation Status Act: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. 308), S2068 [13JN]

Enhancing DHS Drug Seizures Act: Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs (Senate) (S. 1464) (S. Rept. 118–104), S4916 [3OC]

Exposing China’s Support for the Taliban Act: Committee on Financial Services (House) (H.R. 4765) (H. Rept. 118–328), H6996 [19DE]

Fentanyl Eradication and Narcotics Deterrence (FEND) Off Fentanyl Act: Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs (Senate) (S. 1271), S2221 [22JN]

Foreign Affiliates Sharing Pilot Program Extension Act: Committee on Financial Services (House) (H.R. 5524) (H. Rept. 118–304), H6813 [11DE]

Greece Independence Anniversary: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. Res. 119), S1503 [3MY]

Haiti Criminal Collusion Transparency Act: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. 396), S1533 [4MY]

Holding Accountable Russian Mercenaries (HARM) Act: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. 416), S3520 [25JY]

Holding Iranian Leaders Accountable Act: Committee on Financial Services (House) (H.R. 6245) (H. Rept. 118–334), H6997 [19DE]

Intelligence Services Appropriations: Committee on Intelligence (House, Select) (H.R. 3932) (H. Rept. 118–162), H4191 [18AU]

——— Committee on Intelligence (Senate, Select) (S. 2103), S2221 [22JN]

——— Committee on Intelligence (Senate, Select) (S. 2103) (S. Rept. 118–59), S2458 [13JY]

Intergovernmental Critical Minerals Task Force Act: Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs (Senate) (S. 1871) (S. Rept. 118–93), S3894 [5SE]

International Children With Disabilities Protection Act: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. 847), S3521 [25JY]

Iran-China Energy Sanctions Act: Committee on Financial Services (House) (H.R. 5923) (H. Rept. 118–333), H6997 [19DE]

Lobbying Disclosure Improvement Act: Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs (Senate) (S. 264) (S. Rept. 118–12), S1255 [19AP]

Millennium Challenge Corp. Candidate Country Reform Act: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. 1240), S1533 [4MY]

No Funds for Iranian Terrorism Act: Committee on Foreign Affairs (House) (H.R. 5961) (H. Rept. 118–270), H5667 [9NO]

No Russian Agriculture Act: Committee on Financial Services (House) (H.R. 4768) (H. Rept. 118–327), H6996 [19DE]

No U.S. Financing for Iran Act: Committee on Financial Services (House) (H.R. 5921) (H. Rept. 118–332), H6996 [19DE]

Ocean Shipping Reform Implementation Act: Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure (House) (H.R. 1836) (H. Rept. 118–218), H4496 [26SE]

Offices of Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction and Health Security Act: Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs (Senate) (S. 1798) (S. Rept. 118–124), S5897 [11DE]

Orderly Requirements Designed To Enforce and Regulate Latin American Migration (ORDER) Act: Committee on Foreign Affairs (House) (H.R. 1690) (H. Rept. 118–46), H2133 [5MY]

Peace Corps Reauthorization and Improvement: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. 1203), S3521 [25JY]

Pressure Regulatory Organizations To End Chinese Threats to (PROTECT) Taiwan Act: Committee on Financial Services (House) (H.R. 803) (H. Rept. 118–286), H6079 [1DE]

Preventing the Financing of Illegal Synthetic Drugs Act: Committee on Financial Services (House) (H.R. 1076) (H. Rept. 118–75), H2498 [22MY]

Prohibit Restrictions on Export of Crude Oil or Other Petroleum Products: Committee on Energy and Commerce (House) (H. Con. Res. 17) (H. Rept. 118–27), H1407 [23MR]

Promoting Cross-Border Energy Infrastructure Act: Committee on Energy and Commerce (House) (H.R. 1058) (H. Rept. 118–24), H1407 [23MR]

Protect Liberty and End Warrantless Surveillance Act: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 6570) (H. Rept. 118–307), H6813 [11DE]

Protect Small Business and Prevent Illicit Financial Activity Act: Committee on Financial Services (House) (H.R. 5119) (H. Rept. 118–303), H6813 [11DE]

Protecting the Border From Unmanned Aircraft Systems Act: Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs (Senate) (S. 1443) (S. Rept. 118–103), S4916 [3OC]

Provide Special Rules for Taxation of Certain Residents of Taiwan With Income From Sources Within U.S.: Committee on Finance (Senate) (S. 3084) (S. Rept. 118–107), S5109 [19OC]

Providing Appropriate Recognition and Treatment Needed To Enhance Relations (PARTNER) With ASEAN Act: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. 682), S1533 [4MY]

Reaffirm State of Arunachal Pradesh as Indian territory and Condemn China’s Provocations in South Asia: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. Res. 75), S3520 [25JY]

Recognize Vital Importance of Mekong River to Southeast Asia and Role of Mekong-U.S. Partnership in Supporting Prosperity in Region: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. Res. 126), S2068 [13JN]

Refer H. Res. 503, President Biden Impeachment, to Committee on Homeland Security (House) and Committee on the Judiciary (House): Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 529) (H. Rept. 118–117), H3069 [21JN]

Reform Certain Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Authorities and Reauthorize Authorities on Searching of Certain Collections of Communications: Committee on Intelligence (House, Select) (H.R. 6611) (H. Rept. 118–302), H6813 [11DE]

Request President and Direct Secs. of Defense and State To Transmit Documents to House of Representatives Relative to Congressionally Appropriated Funds to Ukraine: Committee on Foreign Affairs (House) (H. Res. 158) (H. Rept. 118–29), H1526 [28MR]

Request President and Sec. of Defense Transmit Documents to House of Representatives of Plans for Military Assistance and if U.S. Forces Are Deployed in Ukraine: Committee on Foreign Affairs (House) (H. Res. 300) (H. Rept. 118–44), H2124 [2MY]

Russia and Belarus Financial Sanctions Act: Committee on Financial Services (House) (H.R. 5512) (H. Rept. 118–316), H6939 [13DE]

Secure Space Act: Committee on Energy and Commerce (House) (H.R. 675) (H. Rept. 118–41), H1944 [25AP]

Securing the Border for Public Health Act: Committee on Energy and Commerce (House) (H.R. 801) (H. Rept. 118–53), H2306 [11MY]

Stop Foreign Funds in Elections Act: Committee on House Administration (House) (H.R. 3229) (H. Rept. 118–318), H6983 [14DE]

Stopping Illicit Oil Shipments Act: Committee on Financial Services (House) (H.R. 6365) (H. Rept. 118–330), H6996 [19DE]

Supporting Americans Wrongfully or Unlawfully Detained Abroad Act: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. 509), S741 [9MR]

Taiwan Non-Discrimination Act: Committee on Financial Services (House) (H.R. 540) (H. Rept. 118–293), H6079 [1DE]

Taiwan Protection and National Resilience Act: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. 1074), S2068 [13JN]

Tax Convention With Chile: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (Exec. Rept. 118–1), S1981 [6JN]

Trafficking Victims Protection Act Reauthorization: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. 920), S2049 [12JN]

U.S. Customs and Border Protection Procedures To Conduct Maintenance at Ports of Entry at Which Field Operations Conducts Enforcement Activities: Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs (Senate) (S. 243) (S. Rept. 118–23), S1622 [11MY]

U.S. Supply Chain Security Review Act: Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure (House) (H.R. 3395) (H. Rept. 118–148), H3698 [18JY]

U.S.-Taiwan Expedited Double-Tax Relief Act: Committee on Ways and Means (House) (H.R. 5988) (H. Rept. 118–309), H6859 [12DE]

Unmanned Aerial Security (UAS) Act: Committee on Homeland Security (House) (H.R. 1501) (H. Rept. 118–151), H3856 [19JY]

Western Hemisphere Partnership Act: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. 1325), S1533 [4MY]

Resolutions of ratification

Tax Convention With Chile, S1981 [6JN]

Rulings of the Chair

Dept. of State, foreign operations, and related programs: making appropriations (H.R. 4665), consideration (H. Res. 723), H4481 [26SE]

Statements

Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations With Bulgaria: Dept. of State, E865 [20SE]

Assessment of Conflict Between Israel and Palestinians Relative to Terrorist Attack by Hamas (terrorist organization): Ben Sasse, University of Florida, S5057 [18OC]

——— Christopher L. Eisgruber, Princeton University, S5058 [18OC]

——— Claudine Gay, Harvard University, S5058 [18OC]

——— Gregory L. Fenves, Emory University, S5057 [18OC]

——— Minouche Shafik, Columbia University, S5058 [18OC]

——— Northwestern University, S5059 [18OC]

——— Richard Saller and Jenny Martinez, Stanford University, S5059 [18OC]

——— Sian Leah Beilock, Dartmouth College, S5058 [18OC]

——— University of Notre Dame, S5058 [18OC]

Dept. of State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs Appropriations: several organizations, E923 [2OC]

Emergency Supplemental Appropriations To Provide Funding to Israel in Response to Act of War by Hamas (terrorist organization): Executive Office of the President, H5238 [2NO]

Honoring Impact of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kim to U.S.-Republic of Korea Relations: Lewis F. Payne, H2899 [14JN]

Intelligence Services Appropriations, S5990 [14DE], H6981 [14DE]

International Health Regulations Emergency Committee Regarding the Coronavirus Disease (COVID–19) Pandemic: WHO, H749 [8FE]

Managing SARS-CoV–2 Exposures: CDC, H749 [8FE]

October Declaration: British Friends of Israel (organization), E1073 [8NO]

Safety and Compassion Can Exist Without Extreme Measures: Sojourners (publication), H2231 [10MY]

Secure the Border Act: Executive Office of the President, H2234 [10MY]

Supplemental National Security Legislation: Senators Schumer and McConnell, S6067 [19DE]

Terminate CDC Requirement for Proof of Coronavirus Vaccination for Foreign Traveler: Senator Sanders, S1074 [30MR]

Threat to Israeli Democracy: Israel Zoberman, E829 [12SE]

Ukraine Security Assistance in Response to Russian Invasion: several Senators, S4898 [30SE]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 7, commend bravery, courage, and resolve of women and men demonstrating and risking their safety to speak out against Iranian regime’s human rights abuses, H307 [25JA]

H. Con. Res. 9, denounce socialism, H635 [2FE]

H. Con. Res. 21, direct President to remove Armed Forces from Syria, H1173 [8MR]

H. Con. Res. 30, direct President to remove Armed Forces from Somalia other than those assigned to protect U.S. Embassy, H2056 [27AP]

H. Con. Res. 57, affirm sense that Israel is not racist or apartheid state, reject all forms of antisemitism and xenophobia, and maintain U.S. will always be partner and supporter of Israel, H3670 [18JY]

H. Res. 11, Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the U.S. and the Chinese Communist Party (House, Select) establishment, H121 [10JA]

H. Res. 83, consideration of H. Con. Res. 9, denounce socialism, H590 [1FE]

H. Res. 90, call for release of Mark Swidan in China, H1927 [25AP]

H. Res. 97, consideration of H.R. 185, terminate CDC requirement for proof of coronavirus vaccination for foreign travelers, H720 [7FE]

H. Res. 104, condemn violation of U.S. airspace by Chinese high-altitude surveillance balloon, H794 [9FE]

H. Res. 132, express condolences to victims, commend search and rescue missions, express solidarity, and urge support, following earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, H886 [27FE]

H. Res. 199, direct President to remove Armed Forces from Syira, applicability of War Powers Resolution, H1161 [8MR]

H. Res. 240, condemn recent actions taken by Russian military to down U.S. Air Force drone, H1738 [17AP]

H. Res. 311, expand and strengthen Abraham Accords to urge other nations to normalize relations with Israel and ensure existing agreements reap tangible security and economic benefits for citizens of those countries, H1929 [25AP]

H. Res. 377, call for immediate release of Evan Gershkovich by Russia, H2795 [12JN]

H. Res. 383, consideration of H.R. 2, Secure the Border Act, H2184 [10MY]

H. Res. 529, refer H. Res. 503, President Biden impeachment, to Committee on Homeland Security (House) and Committee on the Judiciary (House), H3077 [22JN]

H. Res. 599, urge European Union to designate Hezbollah in its entirety as terrorist organization, H5197 [1NO]

H. Res. 683, support diplomatic relations to encourage fulfillment of water deliveries by Mexico annually to U.S. under treaty regarding utilization of Colorado and Tijuana Rivers and Rio Grande, H5926 [28NO]

H. Res. 723, consideration of H.R. 4665, Dept. of State, foreign operations, and related programs appropriations, H4480 [26SE]

H. Res. 730, consideration of H.R. 5692, Dept. of Defense supplemental appropriations for Ukraine security assistance in response to Russian invasion, H4791 [28SE]

H. Res. 771, express support for Israel as it defends itself against barbaric war launched by Hamas (terrorist organization) and other terrorists, H5053 [25OC]

H. Res. 793, condemn Hamas (terrorist organization) attack on Israel and taking of hostages and demand release of all hostages, H5921 [28NO]

H. Res. 838, consideration of H.R. 6126, emergency supplemental appropriations to provide funding to Israel in response to act of war by Hamas (terrorist organization), H5235 [2NO]

H. Res. 869, consideration of H.R. 5961, No Funds for Iranian Terrorism Act, H5861 [15NO]

H. Res. 888, reaffirm Israel’s right to exist, H5923 [28NO]

H. Res. 891, consideration of H.R. 5961, No Funds for Iranian Terrorism Act, H5945 [29NO]

H. Res. 894, condemn and denounce drastic rise of antisemitism in U.S. and globally, H6106 [4DE]

H. Res. 906, consideration of H.R. 5933, Defending Education Transparency and Ending Rogue Regimes Engaging in Nefarious Transactions (DETERRENT) Act, H6120 [5DE]

H.J. Res. 68, terminate national emergency relative to blocking property of persons contributing to conflict taking place in Democratic Republic of the Congo, H3659 [18JY]

H.J. Res. 70, terminate national emergency relative to Libya, H3662 [18JY]

H.J. Res. 71, terminate national emergency relative to Development Fund for Iraq and Iraqi petroleum and petroleum products, H3666 [18JY]

H.J. Res. 79, terminate national emergency relative to certain economic and trade sanctions imposed on Syrian government, H3668 [18JY]

H.R. 2, Secure the Border Act, H2195–H2216 [10MY]

H.R. 22, Protecting America’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve From China Act, H209 [12JA]

H.R. 185, terminate CDC requirement for proof of coronavirus vaccination for foreign travelers, H752 [8FE]

H.R. 340, Hamas International Financing Prevention Act, H5189–H5191 [1NO]

H.R. 406, Providing Appropriate Recognition and Treatment Needed To Enhance Relations (PARTNER) With ASEAN Act, H1313 [22MR]

H.R. 1076, Preventing the Financing of Illegal Synthetic Drugs Act, H2469 [22MY]

H.R. 1093, Dept. of State report to Congress on implementation of advanced capabilities pillar of trilateral security partnership between Australia, United Kingdom, and U.S., H1309 [22MR]

H.R. 1107, PRC Is Not a Developing Country Act, H1449 [27MR]

H.R. 1151, Upholding Sovereignty of Airspace (USA) Act, H1735 [17AP]

H.R. 1154, Stop Forced Organ Harvesting Act, H1446 [27MR]

H.R. 1156, China Financial Threat Mitigation Act, H2471 [22MY]

H.R. 1159, require periodic Dept. of State reviews and updated reports relative to Taiwan Guidelines, H1311 [22MR]

H.R. 1176, Taiwan International Solidarity Act, H3913 [25JY]

H.R. 1189, Undersea Cable Control Act, H1451 [27MR]

H.R. 1501, Unmanned Aerial Security (UAS) Act, H3936 [25JY]

H.R. 1684, Haiti Criminal Collusion Transparency Act, H3907 [25JY]

H.R. 3099, Special Envoy for the Abraham Accords Act, H2800 [12JN]

H.R. 3152, Fight and Combat Rampant Iranian Missile Exports (Fight CRIME) Act, H4239–H4241 [12SE]

H.R. 3203, Stop Chinese Fentanyl Act, H3910 [25JY]

H.R. 3224, Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Extension Act, H6759 [11DE]

H.R. 3266, Peace and Tolerance in Palestinian Education Act, H5199 [1NO]

H.R. 3395, U.S. Supply Chain Security Review Act, H3915 [25JY]

H.R. 3774, Stop Harboring Iranian Petroleum (SHIP) Act, H5193–H5195 [1NO]

H.R. 4665, Dept. of State, foreign operations, and related programs appropriations, H4725–H4758 [28SE]

H.R. 5119, Protect Small Business and Prevent Illicit Financial Activity Act, H6752 [11DE]

H.R. 5524, Foreign Affiliates Sharing Pilot Program Extension Act, H6753 [11DE]

H.R. 5692, Dept. of Defense supplemental appropriations for Ukraine security assistance in response to Russian invasion, H4823 [28SE]

H.R. 5933, Defending Education Transparency and Ending Rogue Regimes Engaging in Nefarious Transactions (DETERRENT) Act, H6171–H6175 [6DE]

H.R. 5961, No Funds for Iranian Terrorism Act, H6005 [30NO]

H.R. 6126, emergency supplemental appropriations to provide funding to Israel in response to act of war by Hamas (terrorist organization), H5297 [2NO]

S. 52, American Beef Labeling Act, S76 [24JA]

S. 126, Fortifying Lawful Elections and Democracy (FLED) Accountability Act, S148 [30JA]

S. 158, Increasing American Jobs Through Greater U.S. Exports to Africa and Latin America Act, S173 [31JA]

S. 264, Lobbying Disclosure Improvement Act, S2251 [22JN]

S. 389, Justice Against Sponsors of Illicit Fentanyl Act, S323 [9FE]

S. 434, Preventing Adversary Influence, Disinformation, and Obscured Foreign Financing (PAID OFF) Act, S427 [15FE]

S. 437, Bicycles for Rural African Transport Act, S427 [15FE]

S. 769, designate Hostage and Wrongful Detainee flag as official symbol to recognize U.S. citizens held as hostages or wrongfully detained abroad, S1824 [31MY]

S. 769, U.S. Hostage and Wrongful Detainee Day, S1824 [31MY]

S. 814, Romania Visa Waiver Act, S802 [15MR]

S. 829, Disclosing Foreign Influence in Lobbying Act, S2251 [22JN]

S. 1465, Baltic Security Initiative Act, S1536 [4MY]

S. 1600, Border Management, Security, and Assistance Act, S1650–S1653 [15MY]

S. 1608, Starr-Camargo Bridge Expansion Act, S3844 [27JY]

S. 1652, Safeguarding American Value-Added Exports (SAVE) Act, S1707 [17MY]

S. 2261, Senator Paul Simon Study Abroad Program Act, S2363 [12JY]

S. 2342, Assad Regime Anti-Normalization Act, S2989 [18JY]

S. 2705, State Executive Authority for Seasonal Occupations Needing Additional Labor (SEASONAL) Act, S3766 [27JY]

S. 3128, Protecting Unaccompanied Children Act, S5185–S5192 [25OC]

S. 3250, provide remote access to court proceedings for victims of 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, S5803 [6DE]

S. Con. Res. 2, commend bravery, courage, and resolve of Iranian women and men demonstrating and risking their safety to speak out against Iranian regime’s human rights abuses, S125 [26JA]

S. Con. Res. 7, condemn unjust and arbitrary detention by Russia of opposition leader Vladimir Kara-Murza, who has stood up in defense of democracy, rule of law, and free and fair elections, S5334 [2NO]

S. Con. Res. 7, condemn unjust and arbitrary detention of opposition leader Vladimir Kara-Murza, who has stood up in defense of democracy, rule of law, and free and fair elections in Russia, S939 [23MR]

S. Con. Res. 11, urge Senate ratification of U.N. Convention on Biological Diversity, S1849 [31MY]

S. Con. Res. 14, affirm sense that Israel is not racist or apartheid state, reject all forms of antisemitism and xenophobia, and maintain U.S. will always be partner and supporter of Israel, S2992 [18JY]

S. Con. Res. 16, urge all countries to outlaw dog and cat meat trade and enforce existing laws against such trade, S3463 [20JY]

S. Con. Res. 18, call for immediate release of Marc Fogel in Russia, S3626 [26JY]

S. Con. Res. 20, commemorate anniversary of coup and subsequent democracy efforts in Chile, express regret for U.S. role in destabilization, and disclose all related U.S. records, S4662 [21SE]

S. Con. Res. 22, support Geneva Consensus Declaration on Promoting Women’s Health and Strengthening the Family and urge U.S. be added as signatory, S5149 [24OC]

S. Con. Res. 24, condemn hostilities and stand with people of Sudan in their calls for peace and their democratic aspirations, S6060 [19DE]

S. Res. 20, condemn military coup and detention of civilian leaders in Burma, call for immediate and unconditional release of all detained, and allow those elected to serve in parliament to resume duties without impediment, S175 [31JA]

S. Res. 21, National Trafficking and Modern Slavery Prevention Month and National Freedom Day, S208 [1FE]

S. Res. 23, call for release of Mark Swidan by China, S210 [1FE]

S. Res. 32, condemn violent insurrection in Brazil and express U.S. solidarity with people of Brazil and support for safeguarding democratic institutions, S239 [2FE]

S. Res. 36, reinforce U.S.-Nigeria relationship and urge free, fair, transparent, and inclusive elections, S269 [7FE]

S. Res. 45, recognize current influx of migrants is causing crisis at U.S. Southern border, S328 [9FE]

S. Res. 49, condemn violation of U.S. airspace by high-altitude Chinese surveillance balloon, S329 [9FE]

S. Res. 66, condemn violation of U.S. airspace by high-altitude Chinese surveillance balloon, S429 [15FE]

S. Res. 75, reaffirm state of Arunachal Pradesh as Indian territory and condemn China’s provocations in South Asia, S463 [16FE]

S. Res. 76, express condolences to victims, commend search and rescue missions, express solidarity, and urge support, following earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, S464 [16FE]

S. Res. 81, establish means to provide Senate advice and consent regarding any international agreement relative to pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response, S535 [28FE]

S. Res. 91, recognize value of tax agreement with Taiwan, S638 [2MR]

S. Res. 95, adopt Federal 21st-century global health solidarity strategy and take actions to address past and ongoing harms that undermine health and well-being of people around the world, S672 [7MR]

S. Res. 106, condemn destruction of Hong Kong’s democracy and rule of law by China, S802 [15MR]

S. Res. 108, condemn oppression and forced eviction of Bhutanese citizens during late 1980s and 1990s, S804 [15MR]

S. Res. 114, urge government of Thailand to protect and uphold democracy, human rights, rule of law, freedom of peaceful assembly, and freedom of expression, S833 [16MR]

S. Res. 115, Countering International Parental Child Abduction Month, S834 [16MR]

S. Res. 117, ensure that Canada does not permanently store nuclear waste in Great Lake Basin, S911 [22MR]

S. Res. 119, Greece independence anniversary, S935 [23MR]

S. Res. 126, recognize vital importance of Mekong River to Southeast Asia and role of Mekong-U.S. Partnership in supporting prosperity in region, S1002 [28MR], S5365 [6NO]

S. Res. 128, condemn illegal abduction by Russia of children from Ukraine, S1003 [28MR]

S. Res. 138, highlight risks that environmental defenders face and commend their role in defending human rights, combating climate chaos, and supporting clean, healthy, and sustainable environment, S1058 [29MR]

S. Res. 141, support Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) centrality in Indo-Pacific Region, S1097 [30MR]

S. Res. 142, express concern about environmental crimes and attacks on human rights of environmental and land defenders in Latin America and Caribbean, S1097 [30MR]

S. Res. 145, call for immediate release of Vladimir Kara-Murza in Russia, S1100 [30MR]

S. Res. 155, negotiate strong, inclusive, and forward-looking agreements on digital economy and trade with like-minded countries as part of broader trade and economic strategy, S1105 [30MR]

S. Res. 158, condemn illegal abduction by Russia of children from Ukraine, S1136 [17AP]

S. Res. 169, condemn Sec. of Homeland Security Mayorkas for failure to secure U.S. southern border, S1306 [20AP]

S. Res. 170, support goals and ideals of World Malaria Day, S1348 [25AP]

S. Res. 174, condemn human rights record in Eswatini and killing of activist Thulani Maseko, S1390 [26AP]

S. Res. 175, Mutual Defense Treaty Between U.S. and Republic of Korea anniversary and reaffirmation of commitment to friendship and cooperation, S1391 [26AP]

S. Res. 179, condemn wrongful detainment of U.S. citizens and residents in Russia, S1422 [27AP]

S. Res. 186, call on North Korea to release abducted foreign nationals, including from Japan, return remains and provide information on those deceased, make reparations, and apologize and permanently cease such activities, S1443 [1MY]

S. Res. 191, World Press Freedom Day, S1511–S1514 [3MY]

S. Res. 202, reaffirm U.S. commitment to World Trade Organization, improve dispute settlement, address appellate concerns, increase transparency, ensure fair treatment of developing countries, and address needs of free and open economies, S1569 [9MY]

S. Res. 207, U.K. Polaris Sales Agreement with U.S. anniversary, S1629 [11MY]

S. Res. 220, Dept. of Defense State Partnership Program anniversary, S1751 [18MY]

S. Res. 237, remember victims of violent suppression of democracy protests in China’s Tiananmen Square and condemn crackdown on human rights and basic freedoms within China, including Hong Kong, by Chinese Communist Party, S1984 [6JN]

S. Res. 244, condemn blockade of Armenians of Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh) and ongoing human rights violations in Azerbaijan, S2034 [8JN]

S. Res. 251, celebrate NATO Summit in Vilnius, Lithuania and express priorities related to transatlantic security and NATO Strategic Concept, S2100 [14JN]

S. Res. 254, condemn all forms of antisemitism and commend working definition of antisemitism by International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance, S2125 [15JN]

S. Res. 259, recognize importance of U.S.-India relations, S2189 [21JN]

S. Res. 266, affirm that certain obligations relative to armed attack against NATO member states do not supersede constitutional declarations of war by Congress, S2237 [22JN]

S. Res. 268, respond to threat posed by Russian deployment of tactical nuclear weapons, S2237 [22JN]

S. Res. 273, promote stronger economic relations between U.S., Canada, and Latin America and Caribbean nations, S2239 [22JN]

S. Res. 287, commemorate anniversary of peaceful protests in Cuba, condemn ongoing acts of repression and human rights violations, and call for immediate release of all arbitrarily detained Cuban citizens, S2314 [11JY]

S. Res. 295, commemorate anniversary of peaceful protests in Cuba, condemn ongoing acts of repression and human rights violations, and call for immediate release of all arbitrarily detained Cuban citizens, S2464 [13JY]

S. Res. 299, support cooperation with European Union to thwart Hezbollah’s criminal and terrorist activities and bring operatives to justice and urge European Union to designate Hezbollah as terrorist organization, S2991 [18JY]

S. Res. 302, support Ukraine accession to NATO, S3153 [19JY]

S. Res. 307, call for justice and accountability for perpetrators of bombing of Embassy of Israel in Buenos Aires in 1992, S3526 [25JY]

S. Res. 308, Dept. of Defense State Partnership Program anniversary, S3526 [25JY]

S. Res. 320, call for immediate release of Eyvin Hernandez by Venezuelan government, S3769 [27JY]

S. Res. 342, Czech Republic and Slovak Republic independence anniversary, S4529 [14SE]

S. Res. 344, urge all NATO members to spend certain minimum percentage of GDP on defense, S4530 [14SE]

S. Res. 346, honor Thai-American garment workers freed from El Monte, CA, sweatshop, acknowledge positive change as result of El Monte case, and recognize fight against such conditions and for corporate accountability, S4556 [18SE]

S. Res. 362, support right of State governors to repel dangerous ongoing invasion across U.S. southern border, S4683 [26SE]

S. Res. 363, support U.S.-Taiwan Education Initiative, S4684 [26SE]

S. Res. 379, support diplomatic relations with Mexico to encourage fulfillment of water deliveries annually to U.S. under treaty regarding utilization of Colorado and Tijuana Rivers and Rio Grande, S4763 [28SE]

S. Res. 385, call for immediate release of Evan Gershkovich in Russia, S4766 [28SE]

S. Res. 408, condemn Hamas (terrorist organization) for premeditated, coordinated, and brutal terrorist attacks on Israel and demand immediate release of all hostages, S5052 [17OC], S5463 [9NO]

S. Res. 413, condemn foreign nationals in U.S. who have endorsed and espoused actions of foreign terrorist organizations in Gaza who launched attacks against Israel and killed innocent Israeli and U.S. citizens, S5090 [18OC]

S. Res. 418, condemn terrorist attacks by Hamas (terrorist organization) in Israel and denounce antisemitic student activities on U.S. college campuses, S5113 [19OC]

S. Res. 424, end persecution of, and violence against, religious minorities and human rights defenders and reverse Indian government policies that discriminate against Muslims and Christians on basis of their respective faiths, S5147 [24OC]

S. Res. 429, support nuclear security role of International Atomic Energy Agency, S5193 [25OC]

S. Res. 445, recognize importance of economic relationship with U.S. and affirm trade facilitated by U.S.-Israel Free Trade Agreement is tool to support economy of Israel during conflict with Hamas (terrorist organization), S5342 [2NO]

S. Res. 447, Beirut Veterans Remembrance Day, S5342 [2NO]

S. Res. 455, Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange, Future Leaders Exchange, and Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and Study anniversaries, S5430 [8NO]

S. Res. 458, denounce Chinese efforts to exert malign influence in Latin America, S5461 [9NO]

S. Res. 460, support U.S. dollar as world reserve currency and combat economic influence of China, S5479 [13NO]

S. Res. 462, emphasize urgency of responding to attacks in Israel and greater region from Iran and its proxies, S5510 [14NO]

S. Res. 471, stand with Israel as it defends itself against war launched by Hamas (terrorist organization) and other terrorists, condemn Iran’s support for global terrorism, and reaffirm commitment to Israel’s security, S5112 [19OC]

S. Res. 472, condemn Russian invasion of Ukraine and weaponization of hunger and commemorate anniversary of Holodomor famine, S5599 [27NO]

S. Res. 484, condemn Hamas (terrorist organization), S5761 [5DE]

S. Res. 485, commemorate anniversary of diplomatic relations with Thailand, S5761 [5DE]

S. Res. 486, commend María Corina Machado as legitimate presidential opposition candidate, reject Maduro regime for efforts to carry out fraudulent presidential elections, and call for release of all political prisoners in Venezuela, S5762 [5DE]

S. Res. 487, American Battle Monuments Commission anniversary, S5810 [6DE]

S. Res. 491, commend NATO adoption of regional plans and encourage allies to align resources, S5853 [7DE]

S. Res. 493, express support of peaceful, democratic, and economic aspirations of people of Sri Lanka, S5922 [12DE]

S. Res. 495, Nevada partnership with Czech Republic under State Partnership Program anniversary, S5924 [12DE]

S. Res. 497, express sense that slogan, ‘‘from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free’’ and its derivations are antisemitic and endorse genocide and destruction of Jewish state, S5964 [13DE]

S. Res. 515, condemn terrorism committed by Iranian proxies on U.S. Armed Forces in Iraq and Syria and emphasize urgency of responding to and deterring such attacks, S6058 [19DE]