Sets aside $40.5 billion for national security and foreign affairs for the government's budget year 2027.
This bill would set aside about $40.5 billion to pay for the Department of State and other international programs for the government's budget year (October to September) 2027. This includes money for embassy security, global health, humanitarian aid, and efforts to counter foreign influence. It would affect Americans by funding passport services and international security, and people abroad through various aid programs and restrictions on certain activities.
Today, various foreign assistance programs operate under existing funding and rules. After this bill, specific amounts would be set aside for the government's budget year 2027 for these programs, with new or updated restrictions on how funds can be used, such as prohibitions on certain online speech-related activities and specific ideologies in foreign assistance. Additionally, $1.84 billion in previously set aside but unused funds would be permanently canceled.
HR 8595 · 119th Congress · April 30, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 5/10
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