The Foreign Sovereign Immunityes Act is a federal statute that incorporates the sovereign immunity concept by explicitly prohibiting U.S. courts from rendering judicial actions against foreign nations or their government officials for all of the following reasons except Multiple Choice O the foreign nation's actions have a direct effect on U.S. interests. O the foreign nation has waived its immunity either explicitly or by implication. O the foreign nation is engaged in some commercial enterprise on U.S. soil. O the foreign nation is engaged in an indirect military conflict with the U.S