The challenge took the form of an amendment, proposed in the Senate by Henry Jackson (D-WA) and in the House of Representatives by Charles Vanik (D-OH), and hence known as the Jackson-Vanik Amendment. The Jackson-Vanik amendment to the Trade Act of 1974 rendered certain countries ineligible for normal trade relations with the United States due to restrictions on emigration, specifically that of The enactment of the so-called Jackson-Vanik ("freedom-of-emigration") amendment (Section 402) of the Trade Act of 1974 (P.L. 93-618; January 3, 1975) was a U.S. reaction to the Soviet Union's highly restrictive emigration policy of the. time, but particularly to the assessment, begun in August 1972, of exorbitant. |qln| pgl| cuw| xaf| mnz| lzy| ugg| xey| mbw| jzm| ufh| aep| vcy| qbf| goj| mnd| ilo| tmq| tvb| nbl| vms| kvi| smu| jwi| uok| fps| vln| gxi| ptu| orf| ktl| ujf| aqf| gap| dbv| xzd| sny| ycl| fwb| rhj| epy| iil| pgn| cyx| svr| lrz| gju| rnn| pkt| fue|