Federal legislation on foreign trade and international finance moving through the current Congress. We're tracking 6 bills in this area — 6 still in play.
Increases the time limit for federal prosecutors to charge companies or individuals with export control violations from current law to 10 years.
Bill title suggests restrictions on financial dealings with adversarial nations, but detailed policy language not yet public.
Bill targets European Union regulatory or trade actions deemed overreaching into U.S. interests.
Sets security standards for internet-connected cars and trucks to prevent hacking and foreign interference.
Standardizes how Commerce Department reviews export licenses, eliminating separate processes for informal guidance letters versus formal applications.
Requires Commerce Department to process all export licenses through standard procedures, even informal guidance letters that currently bypass formal review.