France
FRHow France is affected by federal bills: 4 analyzed clauses across 2 bills. Common mechanisms include Exemption, Traderestriction.
Direct Policy on France
Where the country itself is the policy target
Policy Mechanisms Used
Associated Legislators
Legislators who sponsor or cosponsor bills affecting France
John R. Curtis
R -UT · Cosponsor
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clauses
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bill
Jeff Duncan
R -SC · Cosponsor
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clauses
1
bill
Robert E. Latta
R -OH · Cosponsor
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clauses
1
bill
Debbie Lesko
R -AZ · Cosponsor
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clauses
1
bill
Cathy McMorris Rodgers
R -WA · Primary Sponsor
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clauses
1
bill
Mariannette Miller-Meeks
R -IA · Cosponsor
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clauses
1
bill
Victoria Spartz
R -IN · Cosponsor
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clauses
1
bill
Mark Alford
R -MO · Cosponsor
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clauses
1
bill
Don Bacon
R -NE · Cosponsor
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clauses
1
bill
Jim Banks
R -IN · Cosponsor
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clauses
1
bill
Donald G. Davis
D -NC · Cosponsor
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clauses
1
bill
Veronica Escobar
D -TX · Cosponsor
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clauses
1
bill
Chrissy Houlahan
D -PA · Cosponsor
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clauses
1
bill
Sara Jacobs
D -CA · Cosponsor
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clauses
1
bill
Andy Kim
D -NJ · Cosponsor
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clauses
1
bill
Jennifer A. Kiggans
R -VA · Cosponsor
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clauses
1
bill
Morgan Luttrell
R -TX · Cosponsor
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clauses
1
bill
Nancy Mace
R -SC · Cosponsor
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clauses
1
bill
James C. Moylan
R -GU · Cosponsor
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clauses
1
bill
Mike Rogers
R -AL · Primary Sponsor
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clauses
1
bill
Clauses Mentioning France
4 clauses across 2 bills
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Note: Country classifications are AI-generated from bill text analysis. Aid/Support clauses benefit the country (e.g., humanitarian aid, defense cooperation). Sanctions clauses impose restrictions (e.g., trade bans, asset freezes). Learn more about our methodology.