FRONT Act amends the Foreign Agents Registration Act to require certain tax-exempt organizations receiving funding from foreign principals of.
The FRONT Act amends the Foreign Agents Registration Act of 1938 to classify certain tax-exempt organizations as agents of foreign principals if they receive funding from foreign principals of countries of concern. These countries include China, North Korea, Russia, Iran, Cuba, and Venezuela, as well as any other country designated by the Secretary of State. The act requires these organizations to register and submit detailed reports on their activities, including agreements and proposed activities funded by these foreign principals.
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