US HB7857

Requires the President to identify and impose sanctions on foreign persons who knowingly engaged in, facilitated, or financially benefited from severe forms of human trafficking connected to the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking enterprise within 90 days of enactment, with annual updates for 5 years

Sanctions include blocking all U.S. property and financial transactions, visa revocation, and inadmissibility to the United States under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act

Sanctionable conduct encompasses sex trafficking involving minors, aiding or financing trafficking activities, and obstructing or intimidating victims, witnesses, or law enforcement related to investigations

President may waive sanctions if determined to be in the national interest or related to authorized intelligence/law enforcement activities, with 15-day advance notification to Congress required

Sanctions may be terminated if the person did not engage in the conduct, has been prosecuted and served an appropriate sentence, or has demonstrated changed behavior and provided substantial cooperation to U.S. authorities while remediating harm to victims