STAND with Taiwan Act of 2026

This bill would require the President to check at least every 30 days whether China's government, the Chinese Communist Party, or those acting for them have attacked, blockaded, occupied, or tried to overthrow Taiwan, or plan to do so soon. Congress could also make this finding by joint resolution under fast-track voting rules. If such a finding is made, the bill would require freezing assets and denying visas for top Chinese officials, sanctioning Chinese state-owned banks, banning U.S. trading of Chinese-listed stocks, banning U.S. purchases of Chinese government debt, and blocking U.S. energy exports to China. It would also require raising tariffs on goods from China, and from countries that support China's military or trade energy with it, to up to 500 percent. The President could waive sanctions for 90-day periods for national security reasons and could end them if China stops and renounces such acts.

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Sponsors

• Dan Sullivan Republican sponsor
• 6 cosponsors