No Sanctions Relief for Terrorists Act

Bill 119 HR 2468, also known as the "Iran Sanctions Prohibition Act," aims to prevent the issuance of licenses or waivers that would allow individuals or entities to bypass sanctions imposed on Iran. These sanctions are in place due to concerns about Iran's behavior and actions in the international community.

The bill specifically targets authorities related to the conduct of Iran, such as its nuclear program, support for terrorism, and human rights violations. By prohibiting the issuance of licenses or waivers, the bill seeks to ensure that these sanctions are enforced effectively and that individuals and entities are held accountable for their actions.

In addition to prohibiting licenses and waivers, the bill also includes provisions for other purposes related to Iran. These could include measures to increase transparency, strengthen enforcement mechanisms, or enhance coordination with international partners. Overall, Bill 119 HR 2468 is designed to strengthen the impact of sanctions on Iran and prevent individuals and entities from circumventing them. It reflects ongoing concerns about Iran's behavior and aims to hold the country accountable for its actions on the international stage.