To direct the Secretary of State to take actions with respect to certain foreign affairs matters.

This bill bars the State Department from creating or displaying maps that inaccurately show the Gulf of America and limits which flags may fly over its facilities. It lets the Secretary of State run a pilot program, ending September 30, 2031, to acquire advanced security technology through agreements other than standard contracts and grants, without competitive procedures. It bars grants to outside organizations that do not comply with three foreign assistance rules published in January 2026, and requires grant and contract recipients to be able to provide records for audits. It also allows USAID to be abolished and its functions moved to the State Department, and requires Foreign Service staff to complete an "America First Principles" training course before serving at a foreign post.

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Sponsors

• Brian J. Mast Republican sponsor
• 0 cosponsors