Commerce released two new proposed rules governing military and intelligence end uses and end users, including activities by U.S. persons, as well as amendments to the EAR controls on Foreign-Security End Users (FSEUs) and expanding controls on activities of “U.S. persons.”
BIS is proposing amendments to control “support” furnished by “U.S. persons” to identified foreign- security end users.
These rules propose to implement the broadest expansion of presidential export control authority since the Export Control Reform Act (ECRA) was signed in August 2018.
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