This bill, designated as the "No Trade with Terrorists Act," proposes to reimpose the Jackson-Vanik amendment's restrictions on the Russian Federation. It achieves this by repealing specific sections of Public Law 112-208, which was enacted in 2012. The repeal of these sections would effectively revoke Russia's Permanent Normal Trade Relations (PNTR) status, which had previously removed the Jackson-Vanik restrictions. Consequently, the legislation would reinstate conditions on trade with Russia, linking it to human rights and emigration policies, and eliminate existing monitoring and reporting requirements.