American Assistance Visibility Act

This bill would change the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 to require the United States flag to be displayed on foreign assistance. The flag would generally be the only visual branding shown, though the Secretary of State could allow other branding case by case, such as when an international agreement requires co-branding or to identify implementing partners. The Secretary could waive the requirement to protect the safety of personnel or aid recipients in high-risk locations and must issue rules on flag size, color, and placement. Foreign assistance covers tangible items given to foreign countries or international organizations, including buildings, vehicles, food aid, medical supplies, signage, websites, and social media posts, provided after the bill becomes law.

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Sponsors

• Jefferson Shreve Republican sponsor
• 2 cosponsors