Coordinated Counterterrorism Act

HR 5148, the Coordinated Counterterrorism Act, updates U.S. foreign aid rules to enhance counterterrorism cooperation. It amends the Foreign Assistance Act to require that U.S. assistance to foreign countries for counterterrorism must now include intelligence sharing with U.S. law enforcement agencies, alongside military and training support. This change directly affects foreign governments receiving U.S. counterterrorism aid, making information sharing a mandatory condition for such assistance. The bill modifies existing aid programs without creating new funding or changing overall policy scope.