Imposing Additional Sanctions With Respect To North Korea
Headline: Additional Sanctions Ordered Against North Korea Officials and Entities
What it does: Agencies must block and freeze property of persons tied to North Korea and implement related sanctions and travel restrictions.
- Freezes assets in the United States of designated North Korea-linked people and groups.
- Bars donations and payments to blocked persons, limiting transfers and aid.
- Suspends entry into the United States for designated North Korean officials.
Summary
This order expands U.S. sanctions on North Korea by blocking property and financial transactions tied to North Korean entities, officials, and their supporters. It prohibits donations, payments, and any attempts to evade the restrictions, and it suspends entry to the United States for individuals who meet the listed criteria.
The Treasury Secretary, with the State Secretary, can designate who is blocked, issue rules, and direct agencies to enforce the measures to address threats from North Korea, including destructive cyber actions and human rights abuses.
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