🗳️Continuation of National Emergency on Foreign Election Interference
The document outlines the President's decision to extend the national emergency initiated by Executive Order 13848, addressing the threat of foreign interference in U.S. elections. It highlights concerns over vulnerabilities in the electoral system and the potential for foreign entities to undermine public confidence, emphasizing the importance of maintaining vigilance against these threats.
Learn More⚠️Continuation of National Emergency Regarding Terrorist Threats
This official notice confirms the continuation of a national emergency initially declared in response to the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. It emphasizes the ongoing threat to the United States, warranting the persistence of associated powers and authorities. The proclamation will be published in the Federal Register and shared with Congress.
Learn More🌍National Emergency Continuation
The President's notice announces the continuation of a national emergency concerning export control regulations, initiated in response to threats to U.S. national security and foreign policy. This emergency must persist to allow enforcement of sanctions and export controls under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
Learn More🚨Notice of National Emergency Declaration at Southern Border
This notice details the President's declaration of a national emergency at the southern border due to concerns about foreign criminal activities. It includes provisions for military support and the involvement of the Secretary of Homeland Security, emphasizing measures to protect U.S. sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Learn More🚨Continuation of National Emergency with Respect to Lebanon
The document announces the continuation of a national emergency concerning Lebanon, initially declared by Executive Order 13441 in 2007. It highlights ongoing threats to Lebanese sovereignty and political stability, particularly due to foreign interference. The declaration aims to maintain the urgency of addressing these geopolitical issues in relation to U.S. interests.
Learn More⚖️National Emergency Extended
The President's notice on July 21, 2025, continues the national emergency declared in 2011 due to significant transnational criminal organizations. The order highlights ongoing threats to national security and the economy, reinforcing the need for vigilance against these organizations' illegal activities and their impact on various sectors.
Learn More🚫Continuation of National Emergency Regarding Mali Announced
The notice details the continuation of a national emergency declared by the President regarding the situation in Mali, highlighting the ongoing threats to U.S. national security and foreign policy. It cites various factors including terrorism, drug trafficking, and human rights abuses as critical issues. The notice outlines requirements for publication and notification to Congress.
Learn More🛑Continuation of National Emergency Against Hostage-Taking
The President declares the continuation of a national emergency in response to the ongoing threat posed by hostage-taking and wrongful detention of U.S. nationals abroad. This action underscores the seriousness of these acts as threats to national security, foreign policy, and the safety of American citizens abroad, emphasizing the need for an ongoing response to these international issues.
Learn More🚨Continuation of National Emergency
The President's notice confirms the ongoing national emergency related to Hong Kong under Executive Order 13936, citing threats to U.S. national security and economy. The declaration emphasizes the necessity of continued regulatory measures due to China’s actions undermining Hong Kong’s autonomy, highlighting implications for businesses involved with or impacted by the regional situation.
Learn More🚂RRB Amends Emergency Operations Regulations
The Railroad Retirement Board (RRB) amends its regulations to update delegations of authority to act in the event of a national emergency and remove references to obsolete and disestablished titles.
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