Yemen

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How 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

0 Aid mentions

0 Sanction mentions

Effects on Yemen-Affiliated Actors

Targeting entities from or operating in the country

0 Benefit mentions (4 clauses)

5 Restriction mentions

15 reference-only mentions in 12 clauses (not counted above)

15 total clauses

10 bills

109 legislators

Policy Mechanisms Used

Reportingreq (15) Compliancemandate (9) Traderestriction (4) Appropriation (3) Neutraltechnicalchange (2)

Associated Legislators

Legislators who sponsor or cosponsor bills affecting Yemen

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David McCormick

R -PA · Cosponsor

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Top Bills

4 bills affecting Yemen

All Aid Only Sanctions Only

s145-119

To require the redesignation of Ansarallah as a foreign terrorist organization.

Sponsor: James E. Risch

-2 Sanc.

hr2570-119

Maximum Pressure Act

Sponsor: Zachary Nunn

-1 Sanc.

hres935-119

Impeaching Peter B. Hegseth, Secretary of Defense of the United States, for …

Sponsor: Shri Thanedar

-1 Sanc.

s1071-119

National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2026

Sponsor: John Cornyn

-1 Sanc.

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.