Prohibits U.S. financial assistance to entities controlled by agents of specified foreign nations.
The No Funding for Foreign Agents Act prohibits the provision of U.S. financial assistance to any entity controlled by an agent of a covered foreign principal. Covered foreign principals include nations such as North Korea, China, Russia, Iran, and others. Financial assistance includes both direct and indirect forms, such as grants, loans, or payments through service providers. Entities controlled by these agents are ineligible for such assistance, aiming to prevent U.S. funds from indirectly supporting foreign governments or their agents.
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