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Issued by President George W. Bush, this Executive Order froze the U.S. transactions and assets of individuals and groups identified by the U.S. government as terrorists.
Published September 23, 2001
Issued by President George W. Bush, this Executive Order froze the U.S. transactions and assets of individuals and groups identified by the U.S. government as terrorists.
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