The United States has imposed economic and trade sanctions against various countries throughout history. The specific cases related to Texas will depend on the context and timeframe being referred to. One prominent example is the embargo on Cuba, which the United States has had in place since the early 1960s. Other countries that have faced U.S. sanctions include Iran, North Korea, and Venezuela. These sanctions often serve as a trade barrier, restricting economic interactions and commerce between the sanctioned country and the United States, including its individual states like Texas.
