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American Investment Accountability Act monitors U.S. investments in entities controlled by foreign adversaries.

The American Investment Accountability Act mandates reporting on U.S. investments in entities controlled by foreign adversaries. It defines "country of concern" as a foreign adversary and includes specific nations. The act requires the Secretary of the Treasury, the Secretary of Commerce, and the Securities and Exchange Commission to submit quarterly reports to congressional committees detailing U.S. investments in these entities, including direct and portfolio investments, mergers, acquisitions, and expanded operations.