Title 22 › Chapter 84— MILLENNIUM CHALLENGE › § 7710
The Chief Executive Officer can stop or cut off aid, in whole or in part, to a country or group after talking with the Board if the CEO finds one of three things: the country or group is doing things that hurt U.S. national security; it has a pattern of actions that don’t meet eligibility rules; or it failed to follow its Compact responsibilities. Aid can only be started again if the CEO decides the country or group has fixed every problem that caused the cut. Within 3 days after stopping, ending, or restarting aid, the CEO must send a report to the appropriate congressional committees explaining the decision. The CEO’s power to stop or end aid also covers stopping related obligations and sub-obligations.
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22 U.S.C. § 7710
Title 22 — Foreign Relations and Intercourse
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Apr 5, 2026
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