The US House is scheduled to take up and vote next week on a Russia sanctions bill after the measure passes the Senate last month with overwhelming bipartisan support, according to reports from political outlets.
The bill comes after the Senate’s action earlier in the month, and attention now shifts to the House process. The House Rules Committee is set to meet Monday to consider the legislation, which would determine how the bill is brought to the floor. Bloomberg reports the vote timing as next week based on a person familiar with the plans, while The Hill adds that the Rules Committee meeting is part of the sequence.
Different outlets also note the bill’s legislative sponsorship and backers. The Hill says the measure is championed by the late Sen. Lindsey Graham and is supported by President Trump. Across coverage, however, the shared core fact is that the House will advance the Senate-approved sanctions package after internal scheduling and procedural review.
