This bill would prevent the United States from rejoining or entering into any nuclear agreement with Iran unless specific conditions are first met. Specifically, the President would need to certify to Congress that United Nations nuclear inspectors have been granted full access to all of Iran's nuclear facilities and have completed a comprehensive report on those facilities. The legislation directly targets the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, the international nuclear deal from which the U.S. withdrew in 2018, and would apply to any future agreements on Iran's nuclear program. The bill does not authorize any funding or establish a specific timeline for these verification requirements. This measure would essentially impose congressional restrictions on the executive branch's ability to negotiate or rejoin nuclear agreements with Iran without meeting these inspection and reporting benchmarks.
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