Bill to Disrupt Adversaries’ Sanctions Evasion Becomes Bicameral
House Select Committee on China ranking member Raja Krishnamoorthi, D-Ill., and Del. James Moylan, R-Guam, introduced Nov. 4 a companion to a Senate bill that would require the executive branch to develop a strategy to counter deepening cooperation among U.S. "adversaries" in such areas as sanctions evasion and the sharing of restricted dual-use technology (see 2505290076).
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The companion to the Defending International Security by Restricting Unlawful Partnerships and Tactics Act, or Disrupt Act, was referred to the House Foreign Affairs, Armed Services and (Permanent Select) Intelligence committees.
The Senate added the Disrupt Act to its version of the FY 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (see 2510100015), which is being reconciled with the House NDAA.