The International Insurance Standards Act of 2018 (IISA) "would be a milestone in fulfilling the Trump administration's promise to put America First," wrote Nevada Republican activist Lisa Noeth.  After having passed the House of Representatives on July 10, IISA deserves to become law after approval in the Senate in order to protect America's uniquely federalist insurance regulations from foreign encroachment. The House approved IISA using a procedure for bills with such broad support that they bypass usual House rules.  Congress passed the bill after about a 40-minute debate in a voice vote.  Congress then rejected a motion to hold a recorded vote.  "This bill is pro-consumer and pro-state insurance regulation," stated Jon Gentile from the National Association of Professional Insurance Agents (PIA).  As a congressional report on IISA elaborated: [The] United States' state-based regulatory...(Read Full Article)