S 4278

PEACE Act

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119th Congress (2025-2026)

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The PEACE Act prohibits U.S. government funding for the Board of Peace, an entity designated by Executive Order. It asserts that the United States should only provide financial support to international organizations with explicit congressional authorization and aligns with established procedures for reporting on international assistance. The bill also directs agencies to report on previously obligated funds and requires the Secretary of State to assess the Board of Peace’s contribution to sustainable peace in Gaza, ultimately seeking to prevent further U.S. financial commitments to the organization without proper congressional oversight.

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2026-04-13

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