No Trade with Terrorists Act

This bill would bring back the old “Jackson-Vanik” trade restrictions on Russia. It does this by undoing parts of an earlier law, specifically by repealing sections 102 and 201–204 of Public Law 112–208, which changes how the U.S. treats trade with Russia.

Key points:

• Who is affected: U.S. trade policy and businesses that trade with Russia.
• What changes: Jackson-Vanik restrictions would be reimposed on Russia by repealing parts of the prior law (PL 112–208, secs. 102, 201–204).
• When: The text does not specify an effective date; it would apply as provided if enacted.