Yemen
YEHow Yemen is affected by federal bills: 15 analyzed clauses across 10 bills. Common mechanisms include Reportingreq, Compliancemandate, Traderestriction.
Direct Policy on Yemen
Where the country itself is the policy target
Effects on Yemen-Affiliated Actors
Targeting entities from or operating in the country
Policy Mechanisms Used
Associated Legislators
Legislators who sponsor or cosponsor bills affecting Yemen
Jared Moskowitz
D -FL · Cosponsor
0
clauses
1
bill
Richard McCormick
R -GA · Cosponsor
0
clauses
1
bill
Jefferson Shreve
R -IN · Cosponsor
0
clauses
1
bill
Debbie Wasserman Schultz
D -FL · Cosponsor
0
clauses
1
bill
Chuck Grassley
R -IA · Cosponsor
0
clauses
1
bill
Robert Menendez
D -NJ · Primary Sponsor
0
clauses
1
bill
Pete Ricketts
R -NE · Cosponsor
0
clauses
1
bill
David McCormick
R -PA · Cosponsor
0
clauses
1
bill
Jacky Rosen
D -NV · Primary Sponsor
0
clauses
1
bill
s145-119
To require the redesignation of Ansarallah as a foreign terrorist organization.
Sponsor: James E. Risch
hr2570-119
Maximum Pressure Act
Sponsor: Zachary Nunn
hres935-119
Impeaching Peter B. Hegseth, Secretary of Defense of the United States, for …
Sponsor: Shri Thanedar
s1071-119
National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2026
Sponsor: John Cornyn
Clauses Mentioning Yemen
15 clauses across 10 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.