Blocks some nonprofits from getting federal grants if they pay high salaries.
This bill would block certain nonprofit organizations from receiving grants from the Department of Justice. It would apply to nonprofits that get more than half their money from DOJ grants and pay an employee more than the Attorney General's salary. This means some organizations would need to change their funding or salary practices to remain eligible for federal funds.
Currently, there are no specific laws stopping a nonprofit from getting Department of Justice grants based on how much of its money comes from those grants or how much it pays its staff. If this bill becomes law, a nonprofit would be ineligible for a Department of Justice grant. This applies if more than 50 percent of its revenue came from DOJ grants and it paid an employee more than the Attorney General's annual salary in the prior year.
HR 9731 · 119th Congress · July 16, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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