Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Why This Matters
This bill changes how the government handles federal financial assistance when organizations violate civil rights laws. It allows for repayment and limits funding during legal issues.
If you work for an organization that receives federal funds, you could face funding cuts if found in violation of civil rights laws.
Who this affects
Organizations receiving federal assistance
What changes is this bill making?
1This bill allows the government to require repayment of federal funds if a recipient violates civil rights laws.
2It expands the scope of noncompliance, applying to entire programs rather than just specific parts.
3The bill prohibits federal financial assistance to organizations under court injunctions for civil rights violations.
4Federal agencies must notify each other about injunctions against recipients of federal financial assistance.
