Expands sanctions on Iran's government and its allies, redirecting frozen funds to terror victims.
This bill would increase financial pressure on Iran by making many existing sanctions permanent and adding new ones on its leaders and those involved in its arms and missile programs. It would also redirect certain frozen Iranian funds to a U.S. fund for victims of state-sponsored terrorism and create new funds to support Iranian civil society.
Today, the President has some flexibility to waive certain sanctions on Iran, and some Iranian funds have been unfrozen under specific conditions. After this bill, many sanctions would become permanent, and the President's ability to issue new waivers would be significantly limited and would end for certain nuclear-related activities by February 1, 2028. Additionally, billions in previously unfrozen or frozen Iranian funds would be redirected to compensate U.S. victims of terrorism, and new initiatives would be established to support Iranian civil society and combat corruption.
HR 2570 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 5/10
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