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Sanctions

Official actions taken by a government against another country, specific individuals, or groups, often to punish them or to influence their policies. These can include restrictions on trade, finance, travel, or other activities.

Foreign Person

An individual or entity that is not a citizen or permanent resident of the United States, or an entity not organized under U.S. laws.

Humanitarian Entry

Permission granted to individuals to enter a country temporarily or permanently based on urgent humanitarian concerns, such as conflict, natural disaster, or persecution, without necessarily following standard immigration procedures.

Major Non-NATO Ally

A designation by the U.S. government for close allies that do not belong to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) but have strategic working relationships with the U.S. military, allowing them certain defense trade and security cooperation benefits.

International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA)

A U.S. law that grants the President the authority to regulate international commerce and financial transactions during a national emergency, typically to impose economic sanctions.

Foreign Assistance

Aid provided by the United States to other countries, which can include economic support, development aid, humanitarian relief, or security assistance (such as military training or equipment).