Friday, December 2, 2016

Iran 10 Year Nuclear Extension

According to FoxNews and the Associated Press the Senate unanimously approved legislation to extend the U.S. ability to place economic sanctions on companies that do business with Iran. The bill passed through the House with a 419-1 vote and through the Senate with a vote of 99-0. This means that the new bill is now waiting on the President's signature. A senior staff member of the Obama Administration says that the President will not sign the bill if it compromises any part of the Iran nuclear agreement. It is believed that the bill will be signed and because the administration does not seeing it compromising any part of the deal but it is considered largely unnecessary.

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