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Robust House majority backs sanctions on Russia and Iran — Richard E. Neal | ChamberLight
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The House passed a Russia and Iran sanctions package, 262-159, sending it to the White House, where President Trump is expected to sign it. Supporters cited pressure on Russia, while opponents including Hakeem Jeffries objected to the bill’s tariff authority.
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Democratic opponent of giving the president additional tariff authority
Senator from South Carolina identified as a senator in the article; the roster role differs
Senator from South Carolina identified as a senator in the article; the roster role differs
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President expected to sign the bill
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Arkansas Republican who supported the bill
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Democrat who voted for the sanctions bill
Democrat who voted for the sanctions bill
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Senator who supported the sanctions package and urged its prompt enactment
ALSO MENTIONED Vladimir Putin, Russian president described as leading Russia’s war against Ukraine
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Arkansas Republican who supported the bill
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Democrat who voted for the sanctions bill
Democrat who voted for the sanctions bill
Republican supporter of the sanctions bill
Democrat who voted for the sanctions bill
Senator who supported the sanctions package and urged its prompt enactment
ALSO MENTIONED Vladimir Putin, Russian president described as leading Russia’s war against Ukraine
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