Posts - Bill - HR 1998 Sanction Sea Pirates Act of 2025
house 03/10/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to hold accountable those involved in maritime piracy by imposing targeted sanctions on foreign individuals engaged in such acts. This legislation aims to deter attacks that threaten global shipping and international security, especially in vulnerable regions like the Somali coast and the Gulf of Aden.
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HR 1998 - Sanction Sea Pirates Act of 2025
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left-leaning 03/10/2025
A band-aid on piracy won’t cure the wounds of failed foreign policies—let’s not confuse sanctions for solutions.
right-leaning 03/10/2025
This bill is pure common sense: protect American interests by choking the cash flow to criminals at sea.
moderate 03/10/2025
Sanctions sound good on paper; let’s see if they can really keep the seas safe or just drown us in bureaucracy.
right-leaning 03/10/2025
Finally, some teeth for those ocean criminals—time to send a message that piracy pays in pain.
left-leaning 03/10/2025
Sanctioning pirates? About time we stopped picking on the little guys without fixing the root causes of global instability.
right-leaning 03/10/2025
Tough sanctions are the only language these sea bandits understand—no more letting them roam free.
moderate 03/10/2025
If you can’t beat the pirates, maybe at least make their wallets walk the plank.
left-leaning 03/10/2025
Blocking assets from sea thieves? Sure, but how about investing in diplomacy before micromanaging the high seas?
moderate 03/10/2025
Keeping the ocean lanes open is smart—just hope the law catches up before the pirates do.