H.R. 5789: Donald J. Trump Congressional Gold Medal Act
This bill, known as the Donald J. Trump Congressional Gold Medal Act, aims to award a Congressional Gold Medal to former President Donald J. Trump in recognition of his efforts in peacemaking and diplomacy, particularly highlighting what the bill refers to as his role in a peace agreement that ended the war in Gaza and contributed to stability in the Middle East.
Key Provisions of the Bill
- Short Title: The act can be cited as the "Donald J. Trump Congressional Gold Medal Act."
- Findings:
- The bill states that President Trump negotiated a significant peace agreement in October 2025 between Israel and Hamas, which it claims brought an end to hostilities and normalized diplomatic relations.
- It highlights Trump's various diplomatic efforts around the world, such as peace agreements involving Armenia and Azerbaijan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda, a ceasefire between Iran and Israel, a resolution between India and Pakistan, a ceasefire between Cambodia and Thailand, and an agreement regarding the Nile River between Egypt and Ethiopia.
- It acknowledges these actions as a major advancement in global diplomacy and underscores the importance of honoring such achievements in foreign policy.
- Congressionally Authorized Presentation: The bill authorizes the Speaker of the House and the President pro tempore of the Senate to arrange for the presentation of the gold medal to President Trump.
- Design and Striking: The Secretary of the Treasury will design and strike the medal, choosing suitable emblems and inscriptions.
- Duplicate Medals: The Secretary may also produce and sell bronze duplicates of the gold medal to cover costs, with sales proceeds going to the United States Mint Public Enterprise Fund.
- Status of Medals: The medals are classified as national medals and considered numismatic items under U.S. law.
- Funding Authority: The bill authorizes the use of the United States Mint Public Enterprise Fund to cover the production costs of the medals.
Overall Purpose
The overall intent of the bill is to formally recognize President Trump's contributions to international peace through a Congressional Gold Medal, reflecting the Congress's acknowledgment of his diplomatic efforts and achievements. This is tied to specific events that the bill cites as significant milestones in his foreign policy during his presidency.
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TrackDerrick Van Orden
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TrackJames R. Baird
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TrackTom Barrett
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TrackMichael Baumgartner
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TrackStephanie I. Bice
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TrackJosh Brecheen
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TrackEarl L. "Buddy" Carter
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TrackJuan Ciscomani
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TrackMike Collins
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TrackJulie Fedorchak
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TrackVince Fong
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TrackHarriet M. Hageman
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TrackErin Houchin
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TrackBill Huizenga
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TrackJohn James
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TrackJennifer Kiggans
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TrackRyan Mackenzie
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TrackNicole Malliotakis
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TrackCeleste Maloy
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TrackJohn McGuire
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TrackMariannette Miller-Meeks
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TrackGregory F. Murphy
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TrackDan Newhouse
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TrackZachary Nunn
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TrackDavid Rouzer
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TrackMichael A. Rulli
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TrackKeith Self
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TrackPete Stauber
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TrackElise M. Stefanik
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TrackW. Gregory Steube
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Actions
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| Date | Action |
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| Oct. 17, 2025 | Introduced in House |
| Oct. 17, 2025 | Referred to the House Committee on Financial Services. |
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