Arms Sales Notification

This was a routine Senate notification rather than a debate. Under the Arms Export Control Act, the administration must tell Congress in advance of certain proposed arms sales to other countries, and Congress then has 30 days to review them. Senator Risch placed the latest list of these planned sales into the record so senators could read it; no statements for or against any sale were made.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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