Former top US officials would face new limits on working for certain foreign governments.
This bill would create new rules for former high-ranking US officials. It would stop them from working for foreign governments that are considered 'countries of concern' after they leave their government jobs, aiming to prevent conflicts of interest. These rules would apply to officials appointed after the bill becomes law.
Today, there are rules about what former government officials can do after leaving their jobs, but not these specific, extended restrictions for Senate-confirmed officials working for 'countries of concern.' This bill would add those extended restrictions and create a formal process for the Secretary of State and Congress to update the list of 'countries of concern'.
HR 6106 · 119th Congress · November 18, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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