Federal agencies would provide Congress with yearly reports on gang activity and enforcement.
This bill would require top federal law enforcement officials to send Congress a detailed report each year about gang activity across the country. This report would include information on gang growth, methods, and how federal agencies are tracking and prosecuting gang-related crimes, aiming to give lawmakers better, more current information to create policies that protect people from gang activity.
Today, federal agencies do not consistently provide current information on gang activity, with the most recent comprehensive report from the Department of Justice being from 2011. If this bill becomes law, the Attorney General, along with the Secretary of Homeland Security and the FBI Director, would have to submit a detailed annual report to Congress, providing up-to-date facts on gang growth, methods, and enforcement efforts.
S 3046 · 119th Congress · October 23, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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