The Maximum Pressure Act imposes sanctions on Iran and its proxies, and mandates reports on Iran's activities.
The Maximum Pressure Act aims to impose additional sanctions on Iran and its proxies, including Hezbollah and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). It mandates the President to impose sanctions on individuals and entities involved in international arms sales to Iran, and those supporting Iran's ballistic missile program. The Act also codifies certain executive orders and continues existing sanctions. It requires the President to submit reports to Congress on Iran's support for terrorism, its nuclear program, and its disinformation campaigns.
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