Delays new rules on importing sheep and goats for between one and two years while a study is completed.
This bill would stop federal officials from putting a specific rule about importing sheep, goats, and their products into effect. This delay would last for between one and two years, giving the Secretary of Agriculture time to study the rule's possible costs and benefits. The goal is to understand how the rule might affect American farmers and consumers before it moves forward.
Today, a proposed rule about importing sheep, goats, and their products could be finalized and put into effect by federal officials. If this bill becomes law, federal officials would be blocked from putting that rule into effect for a period starting immediately and lasting until one year after a required study report is submitted to Congress. The Secretary of Agriculture would also be required to conduct a study on the rule's potential impacts and report the findings to Congress within one year.
S 3377 · 119th Congress · December 4, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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