No Support for Terror Act

HR 462, the "No Support for Terror Act," prevents U.S. financial support for countries designated as genocide perpetrators or state sponsors of terrorism. It requires the Treasury Secretary to direct U.S. representatives at the International Monetary Fund to oppose allocating Special Drawing Rights (international financial resources) to such countries and to advocate for a permanent ban. The bill also mandates Treasury, State, and USAID to review U.S. aid to NGOs and international organizations within 90 days to ensure funds aren't reaching the Taliban or terrorist-harboring nations, and to require aid recipients to verify all partners comply with anti-terrorism financing laws within 180 days. These provisions directly affect U.S. agencies managing international aid and IMF representation, aiming to redirect financial resources away from entities linked to terrorism.