[House Report 117-697]
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Union Calendar No. 513
117th Congress } { Report
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
2d Session } { 117-697
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LEGISLATIVE REVIEW AND OVERSIGHT ACTIVITIES
of the
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS
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ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEENTH CONGRESS
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A REPORT
FILED PURSUANT TO RULE XI OF THE RULES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
AND SECTION 136 OF THE LEGISLATIVE REORGANIZATION ACT OF 1946 (2 U.S.C.
190d), AS AMENDED BY SECTION 118 OF THE LEGISLATIVE REORGANIZATION ACT
OF 1970 (PUBLIC LAW 91-510), AS AMENDED BY PUBLIC LAW 92-136
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December 30, 2022.--Committed to the Committee of the Whole House on
the State of the Union and ordered to be printed
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LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL
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House of Representatives,
Committee on Foreign Affairs,
Washington, DC, December 22, 2022.
Hon. Cheryl L. Johnson,
Clerk of the House of Representatives,
U.S. Capitol, Room H154, Washington, DC.
Dear Ms. Johnson: Pursuant to rule XI, clause 1(d) of the
Rules of the U.S. House of Representatives, please find
enclosed the Activities Report of the Committee on Foreign
Affairs for the 117th Congress.
Sincerely,
Gregory W. Meeks,
Chair.
(II)
C O N T E N T S
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Page
I. Membership of the Committee on Foreign Affairs................... 1
II. Membership of the Subcommittees of the Committee on Foreign
Affairs.......................................................... 2
III. Jurisdiction of the Committee.................................... 4
IV. Summary of the Committee's Legislative and Oversight Activities.. 4
A. Full Committee Markup Summaries..................... 4
B. Committee Reports Filed............................. 22
C. Foreign Affairs Legislation Considered by the House. 22
D. Full Committee and Subcommittee Hearings............ 26
1. Full Committee.................................. 26
2. Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, and
Global Human Rights............................ 29
3. Subcommittee on Asia, the Pacific, Central Asia,
and Nonproliferation........................... 31
4. Subcommittee on Europe, Energy, the Environment
and Cyber...................................... 33
5. Subcommittee on the Middle East, North Africa
and Global Counterterrorism.................... 36
6. Subcommittee on International Development,
International Organizations and Global
Corporate Social Impact........................ 39
7. Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere, Civilian
Security, Migration and International Economic
Policy......................................... 41
E. Committee-Hosted Dignitary Meetings................. 43
V. Committee Oversight Plan for the 117th Congress................. 44
VI. Summary of Actions and Recommendations with Respect to the
Oversight Plan.................................................. 53
VII. Waste, Fraud, Abuse, or Mismanagement and Oversight Hearings.... 54
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LEGISLATIVE REVIEW AND OVERSIGHT ACTIVITIES
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December 30, 2022.--Committed to the Committee on the Whole House on
the State of the Union and ordered to be printed
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Mr. Meeks, from the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
submitted the following
R E P O R T
I. MEMBERSHIP OF THE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS
U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS
COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP
117th Congress
GREGORY W. MEEKS, New York, Chair
BRAD SHERMAN, California MICHAEL McCAUL, Texas
ALBIO SIRES, New Jersey CHRISTOPHER H. SMITH, New Jersey
GERALD CONNOLLY, Virginia STEVE CHABOT, Ohio
TED DEUTCH, Florida** JOE WILSON, South Carolina
KAREN BASS, California SCOTT PERRY, Pennsylvania
WILLIAM R. KEATING, Massachusetts DARRELL ISSA, California
DAVID CICILLINE, Rhode Island ADAM KINZINGER, Illinois
AMI BERA, California LEE M. ZELDIN, New York
JOAQUIN CASTRO, Texas ANN WAGNER, Missouri
DINA TITUS, Nevada BRIAN J. MAST, Florida
TED LIEU, California FRANCIS ROONEY, Florida
SUSAN WILD, Pennsylvania BRIAN K. FITZPATRICK, Pennsylvania
DEAN PHILLIPS, Minnesota JOHN R. CURTIS, Utah
ILHAN OMAR, Minnesota KEN BUCK, Colorado
COLIN ALLRED, Texas RON WRIGHT, Texas*
ANDY LEVIN, Michigan TIM BURCHETT, Tennessee
ABIGAIL SPANBERGER, Virginia MARK GREEN, Tennessee
CHRISSY HOULAHAN, Pennsylvania ANDY BARR, Kentucky
TOM MALINOWSKI, New Jersey GREG STEUBE, Florida
ANDY KIM, New Jersey DAN MEUSER, Pennsylvania
SARA JACOBS, California CLAUDIA TENNEY, New York
KATHY MANNING, North Carolina AUGUST PLFUGER, Texas
JIM COSTA, California PETER MEIJER, Michigan
JUAN VARGAS, California NICOLE MALLIOTAKIS, New York
VICENTE GONZALEZ, Texas RONNY JACKSON, Texas
BRAD SCHNEIDER, Illinois YOUNG KIM, California
SHEILA CHERFILUS-McCORMICK, MARIA E. SALAZAR, Florida
Florida***
Sophia LaFargue, Staff Director Brendan Shields, Republican Staff
Director
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*Representative Wright died on February 7, 2021.
**Representative Deutch resigned on September 30, 2022.
***Representative Cherfilus-McCormick was appointed on
November 14, 2022.
II. MEMBERSHIP OF THE SUBCOMMITTEES
Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, and Global Human Rights
Karen Bass, CA, Chair*** Chris Smith, NJ, Ranking Member
Dean Phillips, MN Darrell Issa, CA
Ilhan Omar, MN Greg Steube, FL
Ami Bera, CA Dan Meuser, NJ
Tom Malinowski, NJ Young Kim, CA
Sara Jacobs, CA Ronny Jackson, TX
David Cicilline, RI
Subcommittee on Asia, the Pacific, Central Asia, and Nonproliferation
Ami Bera, CA Steve Chabot, OH, Ranking Member
Brad Sherman, CA Scott Perry, PA
Andy Levin, MI Ann Wagner, MO
Chrissy Houlahan, PA Ken Buck, CO
Andy Kim, NJ Tim Burchett, TN
Gerald Connolly, VA Mark Green, TN
Ted Lieu, CA Andy Barr, KY
Abigail Spanberger, VA Young Kim, CA
Kathy Manning, NC
Subcommittee on Europe, Energy, the Environment and Cyber
William R. Keating, MA, Chair Brian Fitzpatrick, PA, Ranking
Susan Wild, PA Member
Abigail Spanberger, VA Ann Wagner, MO
Albio Sires, NJ Adam Kinzinger, IL
Theodore Deutch, FL Brian Mast, FL
David Cicilline, RI Dan Meuser, PA
Dina Titus, NV Claudia Tenney, NY
Dean Phillips, MI August Pfluger, TX
Jim Costa, CA Nicole Malliotakis, NY
Vicente Gonzalez, TX Peter Meijer, MI
Brad Schneider, IL
Subcommittee on Middle East, North Africa and Global Counterterrorism
David Cicilline, RI, Chair** Joe Wilson, SC, Ranking Member
Ted Deutch, FL* Scott Perry, PA
Gerald Connolly, VA Adam Kinzinger, IL
Ted Lieu, CA Lee Zeldin, NY
Colin Allred, TX Brian Mast, FL
Tom Malinowski, NJ Tim Burchett, TN
Kathy Manning, NC Greg Steube, FL
William R. Keating, MA Ronny Jackson, TX
Juan Vargas, CA Maria Elvira Salazar, FL
Brad Schneider, IL
Subcommittee on International Development, International Organizations
and Global Corporate Social Impact
Joaquin Castro, TX, Chair Nicole Malliotakis, NY, Ranking
Sara Jacobs, CA Member
Brad Sherman, CA Darrell Issa, CA
Ilhan Omar, MN Lee Zeldin, NY
Chrissy Houlahan, PA Claudia Tenney, NY
Andy Kim, NJ
Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere, Civilian Security, Migration and
International Economic Policy
Albio Sires, NJ, Chair Mark Green, TN, Ranking Member
Joaquin Castro, TX August Pfluger, TX
Andy Levin, MI Maria Elvira Salazar, FL
Vicente Gonzalez, TX
Juan Vargas, CA
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*Representative Deutch resigned Chairmanship of
Subcommittee on Middle East, North Africa and Global
Counterterrorism on September 30, 2022.
**Representative Cicilline elected Chair of Middle East,
North Africa and Global Counterterrorism on September
29, 2022
***Representative Bass resigned from Congress on December
9, 2022.
III. JURISDICTION OF THE COMMITTEE
The jurisdiction of the Committee on Foreign Affairs is set
forth in clause 1(i) of rule X of the Rules of the House of
Representatives, which reads, in pertinent part:
Rule X--Organization of Committees
Committees and their legislative jurisdictions
1. There shall be in the House the following standing
committees, each of which shall have the jurisdiction and
related functions assigned by this clause and clauses 2, 3, and
4. All bills, resolutions, and other matters relating to
subjects within the jurisdiction of the standing committees
listed in this clause shall be referred to those committees, in
accordance with clause 2 of rule XII, as follows:
* * *
I. Committee on Foreign Affairs.
(1) Relations of the United States with foreign
nations generally.
(2) Acquisition of land and buildings for embassies
and legations in foreign countries.
(3) Establishment of boundary lines between the
United States and foreign nations.
(4) Export controls, including nonproliferation of
nuclear technology and nuclear hardware.
(5) Foreign loans.
(6) International commodity agreements (other than
those involving sugar), including all agreements for
cooperation in the export of nuclear technology and
nuclear hardware.
(7) International conferences and congresses.
(8) International education.
(9) Intervention abroad and declarations of war.
(10) Diplomatic service.
(11) Measures to foster commercial intercourse with
foreign nations and to safeguard American business
interests abroad.
(12) International economic policy.
(13) Neutrality.
(14) Protection of American citizens abroad and
expatriation.
(15) The American National Red Cross.
(16) Trading with the enemy.
(17) United Nations organizations.
IV. SUMMARY OF THE COMMITTEE'S LEGISLATIVE AND OVERSIGHT ACTIVITIES
A. Full Committee Markup Summaries
02/25/2021 House Foreign Affairs Committee Markup Summary
The Chair called up the following measures and amendments,
previously circulated to Members and considered en bloc:
(1) H.R. 1251, Cyber Diplomacy Act (McCaul)
Keating, an amendment in the nature
of a substitute to H.R. 1251
(2) H. Res. 124, Supporting the people of Belarus and
their democratic aspirations and condemning the election
rigging and subsequent violent crackdowns on peaceful
protesters by the illegitimate Lukashenka regime (Keating)
Keating, an amendment in the nature
of a substitute to H. Res. 124
(3) H.R. 241, Tropical Forest and Coral Reef Conservation
Act of 2021 (Chabot)
(4) H.R. 567, Trans-Sahara Counterterrorism Partnership
Program Act of 2021 (McCaul)
Jacobs, Amendment #1
(5) H. Res. 130, Condemning the continued violation of
rights and freedoms of the people of Hong Kong by the People's
Republic of China and the Government of the Hong Kong Special
Administrative Region (Meeks)
(6) H. Res. 134, Condemning the military coup that took
place on February 1, 2021, in Burma and the Burmese military
detention of civilian leaders, calling for the release of all
those detained and for those elected to serve in Parliament to
resume their duties, and for other purposes (Levin)
(7) H.R. 1112, Protect Democracy in Burma Act of 2021
(Connolly)
Connolly, an amendment in the
nature of a substitute to H.R. 1112
(8) H. Res. 137, Reaffirming the importance of upholding
democracy, human rights, and the rule of law in United States
foreign policy (Meeks)
(9) H.R. 965, To establish a comprehensive United States
Government initiative to build the capacity of young leaders
and entrepreneurs in Africa, and for other purposes (Bass)
Bass, an amendment in the nature of
a substitute to H.R. 965
(10) H.R. 1211, American Values and Security in
International Athletics Act (McCaul)
The measures considered en bloc were agreed to by voice
vote, ordered favorably reported, as amended, if amended, to
the House.
The Chair called up the following measures considered
separately:
(1) H.R. 1157, Department of State Authorization Act of
2021 (Meeks)
Amendments considered en bloc and adopted
without objection:
Manager's Amendment #1
Castro Amendment #19
Castro Amendment #20
Phillips Amendment #6
Spanberger Amendment #11
Kim Amendment #1
Amendment considered separately:
Perry Amendment #27 (not
adopted, roll call 26-20)
(2) H. Res. 136, Emphasizing the importance and
interdependence of diplomacy and international development to
American interests and national security (Meeks)
Perry Amendment #25 (not adopted,
roll call 25-21)
Perry Amendment #26 (not adopted,
roll call 43-4).
The two measures considered separately were ordered
favorably reported, as amended, if amended, to the House.
The Committee adjourned.
03/25/2021 House Foreign Affairs Committee Markup Summary
The Chair called up the following measures and amendments,
previously circulated to Members and considered en bloc:
(1) H.R. 1145, To direct the Secretary of State to develop
a strategy to regain observer status for Taiwan in the World
Health Organization, and for other purposes (Y. Kim)
Meeks, an amendment in the nature
of a substitute to H.R. 1145
(2) H.R. 1500, To direct the Administrator of the USAID to
submit to Congress a report on the impact of the COVID-19
pandemic on global basic education programs (Houlahan)
Houlahan, an amendment in the
nature of a substitute to H.R. 1500
Perry Amendment #50
(3) H.R. 1158, To provide women and girls safe access to
sanitation facilities in refugee camps (Meng)
(4) H.R. 1083, Southeast Asia Strategy Act (Wagner)
(5) H. Res. 245, Calling for continued and robust
international collaboration and coordination to fight COVID-19
across Africa (Bass)
Bass, an amendment in the nature of
a substitute to H. Res. 245
(6) H.R. 1079, Desert Locust Control Act (Smith)
Smith Amendment #15
Perry Amendment #49
(7) H.R. 1934, Promoting United States International
Leadership in 5G (McCaul)
McCaul Amendment #19
(8) H.R. 1392, Protection of Saudi Dissidents Act of 2021
(Connolly)
Connolly Amendment #1
Meeks Amendment #2
The measures considered en bloc were agreed to by voice
vote, ordered favorably reported, as amended, if amended, to
the House.
The Chair called up the following measures considered
separately:
(1) H.R. 391, Global Health Security Act of 2021
(Connolly) (agreed to by voice vote)
Amendments considered en bloc and adopted
without objection:
Connolly Amendment #40
McCaul Amendment #20
Amendments considered separately:
Perry Amendment #48 to
Chabot #12 (not adopted, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #51 to
Chabot #12 (not adopted, voice vote)
Chabot Amendment #12
(adopted, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #54 (not
adopted, voice vote)
(2) H.R. 2118, Securing America From Epidemics Act (Bera)
(agreed to by voice vote)
Perry Amendment #53 (not adopted,
roll call 24N-21Y)
(3) H.R. 1464, Khashoggi Accountability Act (Malinowski)
(agreed to by voice vote)
Amendments considered en bloc and voice voted
without objection:
Malinowski Amendment #1
Malinowski Amendment #2
Omar Amendment #26
(4) H.R. 256, To repeal the Authorization for Use of
Military Force Against Iraq Resolution of 2002 (Lee) (adopted,
roll call 28Y-19N)
Perry Amendment #52 (not adopted,
roll call 27N-19Y)
Issa Amendment #18 (not adopted,
voice vote)
The four measures considered separately were ordered
favorably reported, as amended, if amended, to the House.
The Committee adjourned.
04/21/2021 House Foreign Affairs Committee Markup Summary
The Chair called up the following measures and amendments,
previously circulated to Members and considered en bloc:
(1) H.R. 1488, Global Electoral Exchange Act of 2021
(Castro)
Castro, an amendment in the nature
of a substitute to H.R. 1488
(2) H.R. 1036, Bassam Barabandi Rewards for Justice Act
(Wilson)
(3) H.R. 402, CROOK Act (Keating)
(4) H.R. 2538, To prioritize efforts of the Department of
State to combat international trafficking in covered synthetic
drugs and new psychoactive substances, and for other purposes
(Trone)
(5) H. Res. 186, Calling for the immediate release of
Trevor Reed, a United States citizen who was unjustly found
guilty and sentenced to nine years in a Russian prison
(Pfluger)
(6) H.R. 2471, To measure the progress of post-disaster
recovery and efforts to address corruption, governance, rule of
law, and media freedoms in Haiti (Jeffries)
Meeks, an amendment in the nature
of a substitute to H.R. 2471
Perry amendment #62 to the
amendment in the nature of a substitute
Jacobs amendment #3 to the
amendment in the nature of a substitute
(7) H.R. 1228, Libya Stabilization Act (Deutch)
Deutch, an amendment in the nature
of a substitute to H.R. 1228
Meijer amendment #AM1 to the
amendment in the nature of a substitute
Lieu amendment #171 to the
amendment in the nature of a substitute
(8) H.R. 496, Ukraine Religious Freedom Support Act
(Wilson)
(9) H.R. 826, Divided Families Reunification Act (Meng)
(10) H. Res. 294, Encouraging reunions of divided Korean-
American families (Bass)
(11) H.R. 1155, Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act
(McGovern)
(12) H. Res. 317, Condemning the ongoing genocide and
crimes against humanity being committed against Uyghurs and
members of other religious and ethnic minority groups by the
People's Republic of China (McCaul)
McCaul amendment #22
The measures considered en bloc were agreed to by voice
vote, ordered favorably reported, as amended, if amended, to
the House.
The Committee adjourned.
05/19/2021 House Foreign Affairs Committee Markup Summary
The Chair called up the following measures and amendments,
previously circulated to Members and considered en bloc:
(1) H.R. 3261, To repeal the 1991 Authorization for the
Use of Military Force against Iraq Resolution (Spanberger)
(2) H. Res. 408, Urging the Government of El Salvador to
respect the country's democratic institutions (Sires)
(3) H. Res. 348, Expressing the sense of the House of
Representatives that the United Nations Security Council should
immediately impose an arms embargo against the military of
Burma (Tenney)
(4) H. Res. 402, Recognizing the devastating impact of
COVID-19 in India and expressing the sense of the House of
Representatives with respect to COVID assistance to India
(Sherman)
Connolly Amendment #55
Chabot Amendment #20
The measures considered en bloc were agreed to by voice
vote, ordered favorably reported, as amended, if amended, to
the House.
The Chair called up the following measures considered
separately:
(1) H.R. 922, Crimea Annexation Non-Recognition Act
(Connolly) (agreed to by voice vote)
Pfluger Amendment #22 (withdrawn)
(2) H.R. 2785, Energy Resource Governance Initiative Act
of 2021 (Kinzinger) (agreed to by voice vote)
Perry Amendment #83 (not adopted,
roll call 26N-22Y)
Perry Amendment #86 (not adopted,
roll call 29N-20Y)
Perry Amendment #85 (not adopted,
roll call 44N-6Y)
(3) H.R. 3283, To repeal the joint resolution entitled,
``A joint resolution to promote peace and stability in the
Middle East'' (Meijer) (agreed to by voice vote)
Issa Amendment #35 (adopted, voice
vote)
Perry Amendment #77 (withdrawn)
(4) H.R. 1096, Represent America Abroad Act of 2021 (Bass)
(adopted, voice vote)
Salazar Amendment #15, an amendment
to the amendment in the nature of a substitute
to H.R. 1096 (not adopted, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #78, an amendment
to the amendment in the nature of a substitute
to H.R. 1096 (not adopted, roll call 31N-19Y)
Bass Amendment #39, an amendment in
the nature of a substitute to H.R. 1096
(adopted, roll call 31Y-19N)
(5) H.R. 1135, LITE Act (Hastings) (adopted, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #80, an amendment
in the nature of a substitute to H.R. 1135 (not
adopted, roll call 27N-23Y)
Meeks Amendment #24, an amendment
in the nature of a substitute to H.R. 1135
(adopted, roll call 25Y-23N)
The five measures considered separately were ordered
favorably reported, as amended, if amended, to the House.
The Committee adjourned.
07/13/2021-07/15/2021 House Foreign Affairs Committee Markup Summary
The Chair called up H.R. 3524, the Ensuring American Global
Leadership and Engagement Act (EAGLE Act) and amendments,
previously circulated to Members.
Amendments considered en bloc and adopted without
objection:
Barr Amendment #2
Burchett Amendment #89
Chabot Amendment #15
Chabot Amendment #22
Chabot Amendment #23
Meijer Amendment #21
Meuser Amendment #7
Tenney Amendment #1
Tenney Amendment #6
Amendments considered separately:
Meeks, an amendment in the nature of a
substitute to H.R. 3524 (adopted, roll call 26Y-21N)
McCaul, an amendment in the nature of a
substitute to H.R. 3524 (not adopted, roll call 26N-
20Y)
Barr Amendment #10 (not agreed to by voice
vote)
Barr Amendment #17 (not agreed to, roll
call 25N-22Y)
Barr Amendment #44 (not agreed to, roll
call 25N-23Y)
Bass Amendment #44 (agreed to by voice
vote)
Burchett Amendment #1 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-22Y)
Burchett Amendment #19 (not agreed to, roll
call 25N-20Y)
Burchett Amendment #53 (agreed to by voice
vote)
Burchett Amendment #78 (withdrawn)
Burchett Amendment #90 (not agreed to by
voice vote)
Castro Amendment #48 (agreed to by voice
vote)
Castro Amendment #5 (agreed to by voice
vote)
Chabot Amendment #21 (agreed to by voice
vote)
Chabot Amendment #25 (not agreed to, roll
call 25N-23Y)
Chabot Amendment #51 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-21Y)
Green Amendment #1 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-19Y)
Green Amendment #3 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-22Y)
Green Amendment #79 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-21Y)
Jacobs Amendment #1 (agreed to by voice
vote)
Y. Kim Amendment #24 (not agreed to, roll
call 25N-22Y)
Y. Kim Amendment #52 (not agreed to, roll
call 28N-17Y)
Y. Kim Amendment #6 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-21Y)
Malinowski Amendment #28 (agreed to by
voice vote)
Malliotakis Amendment #19 (not agreed to,
roll call 26N-22Y)
Malliotakis Amendment #26 (revised) (agreed
to by voice vote)
Mast Amendment #10 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-21Y)
Mast Amendment #26 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-22Y)
Mast Amendment #27 (not agreed to, roll
call 25N-23Y)
Mast Amendment #28 (not agreed to, roll
call 25N-21Y)
Mast Amendment #39 (not agreed to, roll
call 25N-23Y)
Mast Amendment #43 (not agreed to, roll
call 24N-22Y)
Mast Amendment #68 (not agreed to by voice
vote)
Mast Amendment #75 (not agreed to, roll
call 25N-20Y)
McCaul Amendment #1 (not agreed to, roll
call 25N-21Y)
McCaul Amendment #76 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-21Y)
Meuser Amendment #12 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-22Y)
Meuser Amendment #40 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-22Y)
Perry Amendment #11 (not agreed to, roll
call 25N-20Y)
Perry Amendment #191 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-20Y)
Perry Amendment #192 (not agreed to, roll
call 28N-19Y)
Perry Amendment #193 (not agreed to, roll
call 27N-19Y)
Perry Amendment #194 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-21Y)
Perry Amendment #195 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-20Y)
Perry Amendment #196 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-20Y)
Perry Amendment #197 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-22Y)
Perry Amendment #198 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-20Y)
Perry Amendment #199 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-19Y)
Perry Amendment #200 (agreed to by voice
vote)
Perry Amendment #201 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-20Y)
Perry Amendment #202 (not agreed to, roll
call 27N-19Y)
Perry Amendment #203 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-22Y)
Perry Amendment #204 (withdrawn)
Perry Amendment #205 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-20Y)
Perry Amendment #207 (withdrawn)
Perry Amendment #73 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-20Y)
Perry Amendment #77 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-20Y)
Pfluger Amendment #14 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-21Y)
Pfluger Amendment #31 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-22Y)
Pfluger Amendment #80 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-22Y)
Sherman Amendment #36 (agreed to by voice
vote)
Sherman Amendment #39 (agreed to by voice
vote)
Smith Amendment #1 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-21Y)
Smith Amendment #13 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-21Y)
Smith Amendment #18 (agreed to by voice
vote)
Smith Amendment #2 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-21Y)
Smith Amendment #30 (agreed to by voice
vote)
Smith Amendment #31 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-21Y)
Tenney Amendment #13 (not agreed to, roll
call 25N-21Y)
Tenney Amendment #34 (not agreed to, roll
call 25N-23Y)
Tenney Amendment #35 (agreed to, roll call
43Y-3N)
Tenney Amendment #36 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-22Y)
Tenney Amendment #38 (not agreed to, roll
call 25N-21Y)
Tenney Amendment #47 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-20Y)
Tenney Amendment #71 (agreed to by voice
vote)
Wagner Amendment #24 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-22Y)
Wagner Amendment #26 (agreed to, roll call
48Y-0N)
Wagner Amendment #5 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-22Y)
Wilson Amendment #2 (agreed to by voice
vote)
Wilson Amendment #38 (agreed to by voice
vote)
Wilson Amendment #92 (not agreed to, roll
call 26N-22Y)
H.R. 3524 was ordered favorably reported, as amended to the
House (roll call 26Y-22N). The Committee adjourned.
07/29/2021 House Foreign Affairs Committee Markup Summary
The Chair called up the following measures and amendments,
previously circulated to Members and considered en bloc:
(1) H.R. 4693, Global Malnutrition Prevention and
Treatment Act of 2021 (McCaul)
(2) H.R. 1199, STEM Diplomacy Act (Houlahan)
(3) H.R. 2946, Reinforcing Nicaragua's Adherence to
Conditions for Electoral Reform Act of 2021 (Sires)
(4) H.R. 4250, War Crimes Rewards Expansion Act (Foxx)
(5) H. Res. 549, Condemning the assassination of the
Haitian President, and urging United States and global support
of Haitian-led solutions (F. Wilson)
Levin Amendment #49
(6) H. Res. 547, Calling for the continued support of
Afghan women and girls after the drawdown of American troops
(Manning)
Perry Amendment #269
(7) H.R. 4686, Cambodia Democracy Act of 2021 (Chabot)
Meeks Amendment #31
The measures considered en bloc were agreed to by voice
vote, ordered favorably reported, as amended, if amended, to
the House.
The Chair called up the following measures considered
separately:
(1) H.R. 4589, To amend the State Department Basic
Authorities Act of 1956 to establish in the Department of State
a Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer and the Foreign Service
Act of 1980 to promote increased diversity and inclusion in the
Foreign Service, and for other purposes (Castro) (adopted,
voice vote)
Castro #57, an amendment in the
nature of a substitute to H.R. 4589 (adopted,
roll call vote 28Y-20N)
Burchett #99, an amendment to the
amendment in the nature of a substitute to H.R.
4589 (not adopted, voice vote)
Perry #264, an amendment to the
amendment in the nature of a substitute to H.R.
4589 (not adopted, roll call vote 24N-19Y)
Perry #265, an amendment to the
amendment in the nature of a substitute to H.R.
4589 (not adopted, roll call vote 24N-19Y)
(2) H. Res. 496, Supporting the continued work of the
United States African Development Foundation as it creates
pathways to prosperity for underserved communities on the
African Continent through community-led development (Phillips)
(adopted, voice vote)
Phillips Amendment #28 (adopted,
voice vote)
Perry Amendment #268 (not adopted,
voice vote)
(3) H. Res. 497, Condemning the murder of Alireza Fazeli
Monfared and the practice of so-called ``honor killings''' in
Iran, and for other purposes (Cicilline) (adopted, voice vote)
Jackson Amendment #62 (not adopted,
roll call vote 25N-22Y)
(4) H.R. 4526, To establish an Office of City and State
Diplomacy within the Department of State, and for other
purposes (Lieu) (adopted, 43Y-3N)
Perry Amendment #266 (not adopted,
voice vote)
Perry Amendment #267 (not adopted,
roll call vote 28N-19Y)
The four measures considered separately were ordered
favorably reported, as amended, if amended, to the House.
The Committee adjourned.
09/30/2021 House Foreign Affairs Committee Markup Summary
The Chair called up the following measures and amendments,
previously circulated to Members and considered en bloc:
(1) H.R. 1311, Energy Diplomacy Act (Pfluger)
(2) H. Con. Res. 45, Expressing the sense of Congress
regarding the execution-style murders of United States citizens
Ylli Agron and Mehment Bytyqi in the Republic of Serbia in July
1999
(3) H.R. 4785, Uyghur Policy Act of 2021 (Y. Kim)
Young Kim Amendment in the nature
of a substitute #11
Perry Amendment #358
(4) H. Res. 336, Calling on the Government of the Russian
Federation to provide evidence or to release United States
citizen Paul Whelan (Stevens)
Keating Amendment #138
(5) H.R. 5102, Flights for Freedom Act (Tenney)
Tenney Amendment in the nature of a
substitute #67
The measures considered en bloc were agreed to by voice
vote, ordered favorably reported, as amended, if amended, to
the House.
The Chair called up the following measures considered
separately:
(1) H.R. 4133, Caribbean Basin Security Initiative
Authorization Act (Espaillat) (adopted, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #351 (not adopted,
voice vote)
Perry Amendment #352 (not adopted,
voice vote)
(2) H.R. 1456, Peace Corps Reauthorization Act of 2021
(Garamendi) (adopted, 44Y-4N)
Meeks Amendment in the nature of a
substitute #42 (adopted, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #356 (not adopted,
roll call vote 26N-21Y)
(3) H.R. 3485, Global Respect Act (Cicilline) (adopted,
voice vote)
Cicilline Amendment in the nature
of a substitute #77 (adopted, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #347 to the
Amendment in the nature of a substitute (not
adopted, roll call vote 25N-21Y)
Perry Amendment #348 to the
Amendment in the nature of a substitute (not
adopted, roll call vote 25N-21Y)
(4) H.R. 2748, Israel Relations Normalization Act of 2021
(Schneider) (adopted, voice vote)
Mast Amendment #44 (adopted, voice
vote)
Perry Amendment #353 (not adopted,
voice vote)
Perry Amendment #354 (not adopted,
voice vote)
Jacobs Amendment #30 (adopted,
voice vote)
The four measures considered separately were ordered
favorably reported, as amended, if amended, to the House.
The Committee adjourned.
10/21/2021 House Foreign Affairs Committee Markup Summary
The Chair called up the following measures and amendments,
previously circulated to Members and considered en bloc:
(1) H. Res. 569, Expressing continued solidarity with the
Lebanese people after the devastating explosions at the Port of
Beirut on August 4, 2020, and the continued efforts to form a
secure, independent, and democratic Lebanon (LaHood)
(2) H. Res. 445, Condemning all violence and human rights
abuses in Ethiopia, and calling on the Government of Ethiopia
and the Government of the State of Eritrea to remove all
Eritrean troops from Ethiopia, and for all belligerents in the
conflict, including the Ethiopian National Defense Forces, the
Tigray People's Liberation Front, and Amhara regional forces,
and other armed groups to cease all hostilities, protect human
rights, allow unfettered humanitarian access, and cooperate
with independent investigations of credible atrocity
allegations (Bass)
Bass Amendment in the nature of a
substitute #57
(3) H. Res. 720, Calling for stability and the cessation
of violence and condemning ISIS-affiliated terrorist activity
in northern Mozambique, including the Cabo Delgado Province,
and for other purposes (Jacobs)
(4) H.R. 5497, BURMA Act of 2021 (Meeks)
Meeks Amendment in the nature of a
substitute #45
Perry Amendment #369 to the
Amendment in the nature of a substitute
The measures considered en bloc were agreed to by voice
vote, ordered favorably reported, as amended, if amended, to
the House.
The Chair called up the following measure separately:
(5) H.R. 4914, Havana Syndrome Attacks Response Act
(McCaul) (adopted, voice vote)
McCaul Amendment in the nature of a
substitute #42 (adopted, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #366 to the
Amendment in the nature of a substitute (not
adopted, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #367 to the
Amendment in the nature of a substitute (not
adopted, voice vote)
The measure considered separately was ordered favorably
reported, as amended, to the House.
The Committee adjourned.
12/09-10/2021 House Foreign Affairs Committee Markup Summary
The Chair called up the following measures separately:
(1) H. Con. Res. 59, Condemning the October 25, 2021,
military coup in Sudan and standing with the people of Sudan
(Meeks) (adopted, voice vote)
(2) H.R. 6140, Sudan Democracy Act (Y. Kim) (adopted,
voice vote)
(3) H.R. 5655, Combating International Islamophobia Act
(Omar) (adopted, roll call vote 27Y-16N)
Mast Amendment #63 (not adopted,
roll call vote 26N-17Y)
Mast Amendment #64 (adopted, voice
vote)
Chabot Amendment #30 (not adopted,
roll call vote 27N-17Y)
Pfluger Amendment #64 (adopted,
voice vote)
Malinowski Amendment #4 (adopted,
voice vote)
Green Amendment #68 (adopted, roll
call vote 39Y-5N)
Perry Amendment #444 (not adopted,
roll call vote 27N-16Y)
Chabot Amendment #31 (not adopted,
roll call vote 27N-16Y)
Perry Amendment #445 (not adopted,
roll call vote 27N-17Y)
Perry Amendment #446 (not adopted,
roll call vote 26N-17Y)
Perry Amendment #1 (not adopted,
roll call vote 28N-15Y)
(4) H.R. 6089, Stop Iranian Drones Act (McCaul) (adopted,
voice vote)
Perry Amendment #439 (not adopted,
roll call vote 26N-16Y)
(5) H.R. 3988, Mental Health in International Development
and Humanitarian Settings Act (Deutch) (adopted, voice vote)
Deutch Amendment in the nature of a
substitute #37 (adopted, voice vote)
Mast Amendment #66 (not adopted,
roll call vote 25N-18Y)
Perry Amendment #432 (not adopted,
roll call vote 28N-15Y)
Perry Amendment #433 (not adopted,
roll call vote 28N-16Y)
Perry Amendment #435 (ruled not
germane)
Perry Amendment #436 (not adopted,
roll call vote 28N-15Y)
D Green Amendment #69 (not
adopted, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #2 (ruled not
germane)
Perry Amendment #3 (ruled not
germane)
(6) H. Res. 376, Condemning Turkey for its occupation of
Cyprus and encouraging President Biden to make the resolution
of the Cyprus problem a top foreign policy priority
(Malliotakis) (adopted, voice vote)
Malliotakis Amendment in the nature
of a substitute #30 (adopted, voice vote)
(7) H. Res. 831, Calling on the United States Government
to uphold the founding democratic principles of the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization and establish a Center for
Democratic Resilience within the headquarters of the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization (Connolly) (adopted, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #447 (not adopted,
voice vote)
McCaul Amendment in the nature of a
substitute #1 (not adopted, roll call vote 27N-
17Y)
The measures considered separately were ordered favorably
reported, as amended, if amended, to the House.
The Committee adjourned.
02/08-09/2022 HFAC Markup Summary
The Chair called up the following measures separately:
(8) H.R. 6600, Ethiopia Stabilization, Peace, and
Democracy Act (Malinowski) (adopted, voice vote)
Sherman Amendment #70 (adopted,
voice vote)
Omar Amendment #83 (adopted, voice
vote)
Perry Amendment #513 (ruled out of
order)
Perry Amendment #515 (ruled out of
order)
(9) H. Res. 892, Calling on the Government of the Republic
of Rwanda to release Paul Rusesabagina on humanitarian grounds
(Castro) (adopted, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #504 (not adopted,
voice vote)
(10) H. Res. 895, Strongly condemning ongoing violence and
human rights abuses stemming from Cameroon's Anglophone crisis
(Bass) (adopted, voice vote)
Bass Amendment in the nature of a
substitute #65 (adopted, voice vote)
(11) H. Res. 907, Reaffirming our commitment to support
progress toward transparency, accountable institutions, and
other tents of good governance in the Republic of Liberia as it
approaches the Bicentennial of the Arrival of the First Free
Black Americans to Providence Island, Liberia (Meeks) (adopted,
voice vote)
Perry Amendment #510 (not adopted,
roll call vote 36N-2Y)
Perry Amendment #520 (not adopted,
ruled out of order)
(12) H.R. 6552, Frederick Douglass Trafficking Victims
Prevention and Protection Reauthorization Act of 2022 (Smith)
(adopted, voice vote)
Mast Amendment #79 (not adopted,
ruled a rule 10 violation)
Perry Amendment #517 (not adopted,
roll call vote 21N-17Y)
Perry Amendment #518 (not adopted,
roll call vote 40N-0Y)
(13) H. Res. 896, Condemning the Burmese military for
perpetrating gross violations of human rights as part of its
brutal campaign to suppress the democratic aspirations of the
people of Burma, a year after the coup d'etat on February 1,
2021 (Eshoo) (adopted, voice vote)
Steube Amendment #49 (not adopted,
voice vote)
Perry Amendment #511 (not adopted,
roll call vote 39N-1Y)
Perry Amendment #512 (not adopted,
voice vote)
Perry Amendment #521 (not adopted,
voice vote)
(14) H.R. 4821, Combatting the Persecution of Christians
in China Act (Hartzler) (adopted, voice vote)
Meeks Amendment in the nature of a
substitute #1 (adopted, voice vote)
Mast Amendment #78 (not adopted,
voice vote)
Perry Amendment #508 (ruled out of
order)
Perry Amendment #509 (adopted,
voice vote)
D Castro Amendment #1
(adopted, voice vote)
The measures considered separately were ordered favorably
reported, as amended, if amended, to the House.
The Committee adjourned.
04/05/2022 HFAC Markup Summary
The Chair called up the following measures separately:
(1) H.R. 7276, Ukraine Invasion War Crimes Deterrence and
Accountability Act (McCaul) (adopted, voice vote)
McCaul Amendment in the nature of a
substitute #54 (adopted, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #554 (not adopted,
ruled out of order)
Perry Amendment #555 (not adopted,
voice vote)
Perry Amendment #571 (not adopted,
ruled out of order)
Titus Amendment #98 (adopted, voice
vote)
(2) H.R. 7312, To prohibit participation of the Russian
Federation in the G7 (Keating) (adopted, voice vote)
(3) H.R. 923, Georgia Support Act (Connolly) (adopted,
voice vote)
Connolly Amendment in the nature of
a substitute #95 (adopted, voice vote)
Smith Amendment #73 (not adopted,
roll call vote 25N-20Y)
(4) H.R. 7311, Countering Malign Russian Activities in
Africa Act (Meeks) (adopted, voice vote)
Malinowski Amendment #84 (adopted,
voice vote)
Chabot Amendment #43 (not adopted,
withdrawn)
Pfluger Amendment #104 (not
adopted, ruled out of order)
Green Amendment #87 (not adopted,
ruled out of order)
(5) H.R. 7340, To provide for congressional oversight of
certain sanctions imposed with respect to the Russian
Federation (Meuser) (adopted, voice vote)
(6) H.R. 7338, Russia Cryptocurrency Transparency Act
(Meeks) (adopted, voice vote)
Sherman Amendment #80 (adopted,
voice vote)
(7) H.R. 7372, Protecting Semiconductor Supply Chains from
Putin Act (Titus) (adopted, voice vote)
(8) H.R. 7314, AXIS Act (Barr) (adopted, voice vote)
Green Amendment #86 (adopted, voice
vote)
(9) H. Res. 833, Expressing support for Moldova's
democracy, independence, and territorial integrity and
strengthening United States and Moldova relations (Price)
(adopted, voice vote)
Pfluger Amendment in the nature of
a substitute #103 (adopted, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #561 (not adopted,
roll call vote 24N-21Y)
Perry Amendment #564 (not adopted,
ruled out of order)
Perry Amendment #575 (not adopted,
roll call vote 28N-18Y)
Perry Amendment #576 (not adopted,
roll call vote 27N-18Y)
Perry Amendment #577 (not adopted,
roll call vote 41N-4Y)
(10) H.R. 3344, Transatlantic Telecommunications Security
Act (Kaptur) (adopted, voice vote)
Meeks Amendment in the nature of a
substitute #1 (adopted, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #572 (not adopted,
roll call vote 25N-19Y)
(11) H.R, 6930, Asset Seizure for Ukraine Reconstruction
Act (Malinowski) (adopted, voice vote)
Malinowski Amendment in the nature
of a substitute #85 (adopted, voice vote)
Burchett Amendment #119 (adopted,
voice vote)
Pfluger Amendment #112 (not
adopted, ruled out of order)
Barr Amendment #59 (not adopted,
withdrawn)
Barr Amendment #61 (adopted, voice
vote)
Meijer Amendment #17 (not adopted,
withdrawn)
Meijer Amendment #18 (adopted,
voice vote)
The measures considered separately were ordered favorably
reported, as amended, if amended, to the House.
The Committee adjourned.
07/28-29/2022 HFAC Markup Summary
The Chair called up the following measures en bloc:
(1) H.R. 8520, Countering Untrusted Telecommunications Act
(Wild)
(2) H.R. 8503, Securing Global Telecommunications Act
(Manning)
(3) H.R. 8259, Arms Exports Delivery Solutions Act (Y.
Kim)
(4) H. Res. 558, Urging the European Union to designate
Hizballah in its entirety as a terrorist organization (Deutch)
Meijer Amendment in the nature of a
substitute #11
(5) H.R. 6265, CAPTAGON Act (Hill)
(6) H. Res. 744, Condemning the Government of Iran's
state-sponsored persecution of its Baha'i minority and its
continued violation of the Universal Declaration of Human
Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political
Rights (Deutch)
Deutch Amendment in the nature of a
substitute #67
(7) H. Res. 1259, Condemning the assassination of former
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and honoring his life and
legacy (Chabot)
Chabot Amendment in the nature of a
substitute #60
(8) H.R. 8453, Upholding the Dayton Peace Agreement
Through Sanctions Act (Wagner)
a. Wagner Amendment in the nature of a
substitute #62
The measures considered en bloc were ordered favorably
reported as amended, if amended, to the House.
The Chair called up the following measures separately:
(9) H. Res. 922, Condemning the use of hunger as a weapon
of war and recognizing the effect of conflict on global food
security and famine (Jacobs) (ordered reported, voice vote)
Jacobs Amendment in the nature of a
substitute #112 (adopted, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #744 (not adopted,
voice vote)
Perry Amendment #753 (not adopted,
voice vote)
Perry Amendment #754 (fell on a
point of order, ruled not germane)
Perry Amendment #755 (fell on a
point of order, rule 10 violation)
(10) H.R. 6498, PEACE through Music Diplomacy Act (McCaul)
(ordered reported, 36Y-3N)
McCaul Amendment in the nature of a
substitute #59 (adopted, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #742 (filed, not
offered, withdrawn)
Perry Amendment #743 (filed, not
offered, withdrawn)
Perry Amendment #745 (filed, not
offered, withdrawn)
Perry Amendment #746 (filed, not
offered, withdrawn)
Perry Amendment #748 (filed, not
offered, withdrawn)
Perry Amendment #750 (filed, not
offered, withdrawn)
Perry Amendment #751 (filed, not
offered, withdrawn)
Perry Amendment #752 (filed, not
offered, withdrawn)
(11) H.R. 7240, Reinforcing Education Accountability in
Development Act (Bass) (ordered reported, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #747 (not adopted,
voice vote)
(12) H.R. 4134, Keeping Girls in School Act (Frankel)
(ordered reported, voice vote)
Houlahan Amendment in the nature of
a substitute #92 (adopted, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #1 (adopted, voice
vote)
Pfluger Amendment #174 (filed, but
not offered)
(13) H.R. 8463, Millennium Challenge Corporation
Eligibility Expansion Act (Castro) (ordered reported, 40Y-4N)
Perry Amendment #756 (fell on a
point of order, ruled not germane)
Perry Amendment #757 (fell on a
point of order, rule 10 violation)
(14) H.R. 6455, Prosper Africa Act (McCaul) (ordered
reported, voice vote)
McCaul Amendment in the nature of a
substitute #69 (adopted, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #758 (fell on a
point of order, rule 10 violation)
The measures considered separately were ordered favorably
reported, as amended, if amended, to the House.
The Committee adjourned.
09/14-15/2022 HFAC Markup Summary
The Chair called up the following measures en bloc:
(1) H.R. 8446, Global Food Security Reauthorization Act of
2022 (McCollum)
Meeks Amendment in the Nature of a
Substitute #71
Meeks Amendment #72
(2) H. Res. 1342, Reaffirming the importance of diplomacy
and development in United States--African Union relations,
promoting strategic partnerships and shared objectives between
the United States and the African Union, and expressing strong
support for the successful implementation of the African
Continental Free Trade Agreement (Bass)
(3) H.R. 8681, John Lewis Civil Rights Fellowship Act
(Williams)
Titus Amendment in the Nature of a
Substitute #37
(4) H.R. 8813, AFFECT Human Rights in Venezuela Act
(Sires)
(5) H.R. 6846, CORRUPT Act (Malinowski)
Malinowski Amendment in the Nature
of a Substitute #130
The measures considered en bloc were ordered favorably
reported as amended, if amended, to the House.
The Chair called up the following measures separately:
(6) H.R. 2374, Peace and Tolerance in Palestinian
Education Act (Sherman) (ordered reported, voice vote)
Pfluger Amendment #180 (adopted,
42Y-0N)
(7) H.R. 4213, YSEALI Act (Castro) (ordered reported,
voice vote)
Castro Amendment in the Nature of a
Substitute #108 (adopted, 42Y-4N)
Perry Amendment #761 (not adopted,
25N-21Y)
(8) H.R. 8153, Indo-Pacific Engagement Act (Bera) (ordered
reported, voice vote)
Perry Amendment #760 (not adopted,
voice vote)