A growing share of Bureau of Industry and Security export-control settlements under the Trump administration have approached the maximum penalties allowed by law, according to a Center for Strategic and International Studies analysis published September 24. The findings sharpen a review of BIS enforcement, which found that BIS has completed fewer administrative enforcement matters, as a small number of large settlements have driven aggregate penalties sharply higher.
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