Creates new federal sentencing enhancements across multiple violent‑crime statutes when the offense (or a related attempt, conspiracy, or use of interstate commerce) is committed knowingly at the direction of or in coordination with a foreign government or its agent. For covered kidnapping, murder‑for‑hire, assault, stalking, attacks on officers, presidential protection offenses, and related conspiracies/attempts, courts may add up to 10 years in prison in many cases (and up to 5 years for certain attempts or lesser assaults), with higher increases where weapons, serious bodily injury, youth victims, or death are involved.

Applies the same general trigger—knowing direction or coordination by a foreign government or its agent—to amend or add penalty‑enhancement provisions in 18 U.S.C. §§1201, 1958, 115, 2261A, 1114, and 1751, and makes technical conforming edits to cross‑references in other statutes.