Cold War Military Force Repeal Act
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To President
- Became Law
Overview
This bill seeks to formally eliminate a joint resolution passed in 1959 that aimed to promote peace and stability in the Middle East. Specifically, it repeals Public Law 85-7, which established the Middle East Partnership for Peace Act. The bill’s purpose is to remove a piece of legislation from the United States’ foreign policy framework related to the region. It does not introduce any new policies or directives.
Key provisions
- Repeals Public Law 85-7.
- Renames the bill the ‘Cold War Military Force Repeal Act’.
- Addresses a specific joint resolution.
- Focuses solely on the repeal of a single existing law.
Who is affected
- United States Government
- Foreign Policy
- Middle East Region
Notable changes
- Removes a specific piece of legislation from the books.
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