No Trump Immunity Act

This bill would bar any federal executive agency from releasing, waiving, discharging, or otherwise blocking legal claims against the President, the Vice President, their family members, trusts, related companies, affiliates, or businesses they own a stake in. The ban applies to any claim, and the bill lists examples, including general immunity from investigation and prosecution such as the release described in a May 19, 2026, Attorney General order. Other listed examples include money laundering for Iran, North Korea, Hamas, or Mexican drug cartels, insider trading about a war with Iran, abuse of young women, and illegally steering taxpayer money to friends, family, and business partners. Businesses with more than 100 owners in which the President or Vice President holds 5 percent or less are not covered.

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Sponsors

• Ben Ray Luján Democrat sponsor
• 0 cosponsors