US SB2130

Allows defense articles sold by the U.S. to be reexported, retransferred, or temporarily imported between the governments of Australia, the United Kingdom, and eligible entities without requiring presidential consent under the Arms Export Control Act or Foreign Assistance Act

Authorizes intra-company, intra-organizational, and intra-governmental transfers of defense articles and services between qualified officers, employees, and agents, including dual or third-country nationals meeting regulatory requirements

Eliminates congressional notification requirements under Section 36(d) of the Arms Export Control Act for Manufacturing Licensing Agreements and Technical Licensing Agreements with Australia and the United Kingdom, provided the agreements do not involve defense articles excluded from the AUKUS licensing exemption

Introduced June 18, 2025 with bipartisan sponsorship from 12 senators; reported with amendment from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on October 30, 2025