Counterterrorist legislation was introduced in every Congress during this period except the 93rd. The legislative survey briefly describes the terrorist activity that prompted a congressional response, all legislation introduced, and whether a bill was enacted into law. Measures addressed by bills include suspending aid to nations that support terrorism, strict controls on exports of nuclear fuels and technology, extra appropriations for intelligence gathering, security improvements at U.S. embassies, and the expansion of criminal laws to cover terrorist acts abroad.