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Read Replies (1) | Respond to Actually overrides on sanctions HAVE happened:The Trump administration’s weird explanation for withholding ... Jan 30, 2018 · The sanctions themselves specifically target those who do business with Russian defense and intelligence firms, aiming to harm Russia's economy.Facing veto override on Russia sanctions, Trump's signing ... Aug 02, 2017 · Facing veto override on Russia sanctions, Trump's signing statement raises constitutional issues. It's that second, less-analyzed signing statement that will have the bigger impact on how the law that imposes stiff financial penalties on Moscow over its election meddling and military aggression in Ukraine is actually implemented.Trump doesn’t sanction Russia for election meddling - Vox Jan 30, 2018 · The legislation almost unanimously passed both chambers, and it was clear that Congress would override a presidential veto. It was explicitly designed to make old sanctions against Russia ...Congress sends Russia sanctions to Trump's desk, daring a ... The Senate voted 98-2 to approve the sanctions bill that cleared the House earlier this week. Trump must now decide whether to sign a measure that allows Congress to block any attempt to ease or end penalties against Vladimir Putin's government and imposes new sanctions in response...Trump refuses to impose new Russia sanctions despite law ... Jan 30, 2018 · The Trump administration has announced it will not impose additional sanctions on Russia, despite Congress passing a law allowing the President to do so. With Monday the deadline for the White House to impose any new measures, the US State Department insisted the threat of sanctions was already acting as a deterrent.Congress has tied Trump’s hands on Russian sanctions - Vox Jul 29, 2017 · Read more on Russian Sanctions: The new bill would allow the US to sanction any company involved in the maintenance or development of Russia’s energy export pipelines. That could cripple the construction of a colossal natural gas pipeline between Russia and Germany known as Nord Stream 2, which is owned by Russian energy giant Gazprom but also has European investors.
