As Chairman Royce has said, “A reward on one’s head creates real fear for terrorists and criminals… I want human traffickers to know the fear of being ‘hunted.’”

And the goal here…is to send them the message in advance not to do it in order to save lives

“We need to send this message to Putin and to Russia that there will be consequences for their intervention in undermining democracies around the world.”

Clearly, there is plenty of room to further tighten sanctions against this North Korean regime that threatens the world with nuclear attacks and keeps 120,000 North Koreans in horrific prison camps.

The Senate must immediately pass the Korean Interdiction and Modernization of Sanctions Act.

It’s time for the Senate to act on Chairman Royce’s bill. Doing so will give the United States powerful new tools to address North Korean threats.

The Obama administration was so desperate to get a nuclear deal with Iran that it “disbanded,” “derailed,” and “put on ice” key investigations and prosecutions of deadly Hezbollah…

This week, the House will vote on bipartisan legislation to sanction Bashar al-Assad’s foreign backers and support prosecution of war criminals in Syria.

Remember, if we shut down their economy, they can’t move forward with their nuclear program.

$1.2-$2.3 billion annually. That’s how much Kim Jong Un brings in each year from North Korean slave laborers sent to other countries.