Bill > S3740

This bill, titled the "Save the Kurds Act," aims to impose sanctions and other measures on the Government of Syria and related entities, while also addressing the designation of certain terrorist organizations and the potential termination of Syria's "state sponsor of terrorism" designation. Key provisions include redesignating Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham as a foreign terrorist organization, establishing a congressional review process for any presidential decision to terminate Syria's "state sponsor of terrorism" designation, and imposing a wide range of sanctions on Syrian government officials, financial institutions, and individuals or entities affiliated with or supporting the Syrian government, including prohibitions on investments, financial transactions, and the trading of Syrian securities on U.S. exchanges. The bill also allows for the reimposition of sanctions previously repealed by executive orders and includes exceptions for humanitarian assistance and intelligence activities, with a sunset clause that terminates the act five years after its enactment.

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