Instructions: In this task, you are given text for US Congressional and California state bills, your task is to generate a summary for this bill.
Input: SECTION 1. LIMITATION ON ASSISTANCE TO MEXICO.

Except as provided in section 2, and notwithstanding any other
provision of law, neither the President nor the Secretary of the
Treasury may--
(1) provide any assistance (including the unobligated
balance of assistance to the Government of Mexico announced by
the President on January 31, 1995) to the Government of Mexico
or any agency or other entity of that government under section
5302 of title 31, United States Code, other than assistance
that was obligated to the Government of Mexico before January
26, 1996;
(2) renew or extend the terms of any assistance authorized
during the period beginning on January 1, 1995 and ending on
the date of enactment of this Act, in connection with the
program of assistance to the Government of Mexico (including
any agency or other entity of that government) under section
5302 of title 31, United States Code; or
(3) enter into any agreement on or after the date of
enactment of this Act with the Government of Mexico under that
section 5302 to provide any similar assistance.

SEC. 2. EXCEPTION.

Section 1 does not apply if the President submits to the Congress a
written statement (as required under subsection (b) of section 5302 of
title 31, United States Code, or in connection with any agreement to
provide any such assistance under that section 5302 entered into on or
after the date of enactment of this Act, as applicable) that the
Government of Mexico has--
(1) taken immediate action to comply with all outstanding
requests for extradition by the United States;
(2) enacted and implemented (and provided for the thorough
and consistent enforcement of) effective laws and regulations
relating to money laundering, similar to those of the United
States, including laws and regulations pertaining to the
monitoring and reporting of large cash transactions with all
banks, financial institutions, and money exchange houses;
(3) taken adequate steps to ensure that individuals and
organizations that are involved in the illegal production,
transport, or sale of narcotics or other illegal substances,
are not able to purchase, invest, or acquire any interest in
any governmental institution or former institution, including
any bank;
(4) enacted and implemented (and provided for the thorough
and consistent enforcement of) effective laws and regulations
that require the inspection and licensing of trucks,
automobiles, aircraft, and other transportation vehicles, and
the owners and operators of those vehicles, in order to assist
in the detection, seizure, and prosecution of individuals
engaging, assisting, or acquiescing in the illegal production,
transport, or sale of narcotics or other illegal substances;
(5) enacted and implemented (and provided for the thorough
and consistent enforcement of) effective laws and regulations
to control the import and export of major precursor chemicals
for methamphetamines and other narcotics and psychotropic
drugs, including ephedrine and pseudephedrine;
(6) taken specific action to effect the arrests of Mexican
drug cartel leaders and other individuals involved in organized
crime in Mexico;
(7) established and maintained a complete and thorough
program for the interdiction of narcotics and other controlled
substances flowing across the border between the United States
and Mexico, and assisted United States law enforcement
officials to take effective action, such as permitting or
facilitating the interception of electronic and radio
communications across that border;
(8) implemented a plan and taken specific action dedicated
to detecting and halting the large scale air transportation of
narcotics within the boundaries of Mexico;
(9) taken specific action to identify and prosecute
civilian and military officials, at the national and local
levels, that engage, assist, or acquiesce in the illegal
trafficking or production of narcotics or other illegal
substances, money laundering, bribery, or other conduct linked
with the illegal transportation or production of narcotics or
other illegal substances, or that discourage the investigation
and prosecution of any such conduct; and
(10) allowed for the seizure, through asset forfeiture of
money, property, conveyances, and any other property derived
through fraud or any other illegal activity, including illegal
drug trafficking.
Output:
Prohibits the President or the Secretary of the Treasury from providing assistance under the exchange stabilization fund to the Government of Mexico, unless the President submits a written statement to the Congress that such Government has: (1) taken immediate action to comply with all outstanding requests for extradition by the United States; (2) enacted and implemented effective laws on money laundering; (3) taken adequate steps to ensure that narcotics or other illegal drug traffickers are not able to acquire any interest in any governmental institution or former institution, including any bank; (4) enacted and implemented effective laws for the inspection and licensing of transportation vehicles, and their owners and operators, to assist in the detection, seizure, and prosecution of such illegal drug traffickers; (5) enacted and implemented effective laws to control the import and export of major precursor chemicals for certain drugs; (6) taken specific action to arrest Mexican drug cartel leaders and others involved in organized crime in Mexico; (7) established a thorough program for the interdiction of illegal drugs flowing across the U.S.-Mexican border, including air transportation of narcotics within Mexico; (8) taken specific action to identify and prosecute civilian and military officials involved in drug trafficking, money laundering, bribery, or other such conduct; and (9) allowed for the seizure, through asset forfeiture, of money and property derived through fraud or any other illegal activity, including illegal drug trafficking.