The International Emergency Economic Powers Act grants U.S. presidents authority to regulate economic transactions during declared national emergencies. It is used to impose sanctions, freeze assets, and restrict trade with foreign threats. Benefits primarily national security agencies and policymakers, enabling rapid responses to protect U.S. interests without congressional approval.
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