American Farmers First Act prohibits using Treasury funds to bail out Argentina and allocates those funds to support U.S. farmers.
The American Farmers First Act prohibits the use of the Exchange Stabilization Fund to bail out Argentina's financial markets. Instead, it mandates the Secretary of the Treasury to allocate proceeds from the sale or termination of certain financial contracts to the Secretary of Agriculture. These funds are to be used for a farmer economic relief program, providing one-time economic assistance payments to U.S. crop producers affected by export market losses during the 2025 marketing year.
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