Expands U.S. sanctions authority to cover Chinese companies and officials who enable illicit fentanyl trafficking, while barring sanctions on imported goods under this Act.

• Expands the Fentanyl Sanctions Act definition of foreign opioid trafficker to include Chinese entities that fail to prevent opioid trafficking and Chinese officials who aid it through intentional inaction.
• Requires the President to report whether the heads of four named Chinese agencies are foreign opioid traffickers, and changes a 5-year period in the identification process to 10 years.
• Requires annual written evaluations of international drug trafficking emergencies and adds cost-benefit analysis and termination criteria to related regulations under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
• States a nonbinding sense of Congress that China should tighten precursor chemical controls, and bars sanctions on the importation of goods.

• Judiciary Committee (House)
• Oversight and Government Reform Committee (House)
• Financial Services Committee (House)
• Foreign Affairs Committee (House)
• Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee (Senate)

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