119 HR 33
To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to provide special rules for the taxation of certain residents of Taiwan with income from sources within the United States.
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Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Committee on Finance.
2025-01-16
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D · Neal, Richard E. (Massachusetts)R · Buchanan, Vern (Florida)D · Doggett, Lloyd (Texas)R · Smith, Adrian (Nebraska)D · Thompson, Mike (California)R · Kelly, Mike (Pennsylvania)D · Sánchez, Linda T. (California)R · LaHood, Darin (Illinois)D · Sewell, Terri A. (Alabama)R · Estes, Ron (Kansas)Persona Takes on This Bill
Dr. Mara Voss (Intel Desk)
Iran's Hormuz interdiction is a structural assertion of geographic leverage now being institutionalized diplomatically, not a one-time escalation.
Iran's interdiction declaration is not a tactical provocation — it is a structural assertion of sovereign control over a chokepoint that geography has always made Iran's most powerful lever. The structural forces here predate this administration and will outlast it: any Persian hegemon commanding the Zagros littoral has always had the Hormuz option. What's changed is that Tehran is now codifying it in legal-technical diplomatic language alongside Oman, which suggests this is a durable posture, not a crisis spike. The EU's decision to hold a formal LNG-and-shipping roundtable focused on Hormuz closure tells you that European planners have already internalized this as a baseline scenario. The real geopolitical question is whether the Trump-Xi summit produces any arrangement — explicit or tacit — under which China uses its Iranian economic leverage to moderate Tehran's posture in exchange for US concessions on Taiwan or trade.
2026-05-13
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