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No Federal Funding for US Colleges Partnering with North Korean Schools

This bill aims to prohibit federal funding for U.S. higher education institutions that have partnerships with schools or organizations funded by the North Korean government. This means U.S. students and universities will not be able to receive federal educational exchange program funds if their partners have ties to North Korea. The goal is to limit support for entities linked to the North Korean regime.
Key points
U.S. colleges will lose federal funding if they have agreements with institutions funded by North Korea.
The prohibition applies to funds from programs like Title IV of the Higher Education Act and the J. William Fulbright Educational Exchange Program.
The goal is to cut off support for organizations linked to the North Korean government, including those operating in Japan.
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Additional Information
No Student Exchanges with North Korean Schools Act
Print number: HR 4004
Sponsor: Rep. Lesko, Debbie [R-AZ-8]
Process start date: 2021-06-17