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“Foreign people listed for Epstein-related trafficking should have their U.S.-linked property frozen, and people should face federal sanctions penalties if they break, try to break, plan to break, or cause someone else to break those asset-freeze or related sanctions limits.”
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“The President should have to brief Congress on how Epstein-related sanctions are being carried out, with the information shared publicly or in classified form depending on what can safely be disclosed.”
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“The President should have to report foreign people for sanctions when credible government, court, intelligence, foreign, nonprofit, or Epstein-related records show they knowingly took part in, helped, profited from, or obstructed covered Epstein-related trafficking. A name appearing in Epstein-related records should not be enough by itself, and public reports should protect victims while sensitive details can go to Congress separately.”
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“The President should be able to set aside sanctions for a specific listed foreign person when doing so serves the U.S. national interest or is needed for intelligence, law enforcement, or national security work, but Congress should get at least 15 days' notice and an explanation before the waiver starts.”
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“Foreign people should be sanctionable if they knowingly took part in Epstein-related trafficking or child exploitation, helped or funded it, received money or other value from it, or tried to block cases by threatening, punishing, intimidating, or corruptly pressuring victims, witnesses, or law enforcement.”
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“The Attorney General's separate Epstein files transparency obligations should stay the same, even when Epstein-related records are used as possible evidence for sanctions decisions.”
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“Epstein-related sanctions should end if the government finds the listed person did not do the covered conduct, and they could also end after prosecution, a served sentence, proven steps to repair harm to victims, clear behavior change, cooperation with U.S. authorities, or a successful request to have sanctions lifted.”
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“Foreign people listed for Epstein-related trafficking should generally be barred from entering the United States, denied visas or other entry permission, and have current U.S. visas canceled when existing law allows, while still honoring binding U.S. treaty and U.N. host-country obligations.”
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