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Hickenlooper Amendment Hickenlooper AmendmentLegislation in the United States, passed in 1962, that cut off foreign aid to countries inimical to American business interests. Specifically, it prohibited recipients of foreign aid from passing discriminatory taxes, seizing assets or doing anything else that targeted American operations in their territories. The Amendment was passed in response to Cuban seizure of U.S.-owned sugar farms. |