H.R. 8845: Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2027
The bill appropriates funding for the Departments of Commerce and Justice for the fiscal year 2027. This includes allocations for various agencies and initiatives, particularly focusing on international trade, economic development, statistics, and justice operations.
Law Enforcement Funding
Significant funding is designated for law enforcement needs, which includes:
- $25 million for INTERPOL Washington
- $8 million for construction related to U.S. Marshals
- $2.996 billion for the detention of federal prisoners
- $121 million for the National Security Division
The bill outlines specific provisions for reporting and expenditure limits associated with these funds.
Support and Mental Health Programs
The legislation also allocates funds for various programs aimed at support and mental health services, including:
- $10 million for mental health services under the LEMHW and STOIC Acts
- $11.5 million for the POLICE Act
- $13.5 million for grants addressing methamphetamine issues
- $34.5 million for grants related to opioid use
- $55 million for the STOP School Violence Act aimed at enhancing school safety
Oversight and Accountability
The bill includes measures for oversight by the Department of Justice, ensuring that grants to Indian tribes for victim services are properly managed. It mandates that funds are used in a non-discriminatory manner concerning religious beliefs and prohibits transfers of funds without specific authorization. To ensure accountability, audits by the Inspectors General are required, and the results of these audits must be accessible to the public.
Definitions and Restrictions
This legislation also defines key terms related to the Cuban military and intelligence. It specifies what constitutes an "immediate family member" and places restrictions on fund usage for legal negotiations and vaccine mandates. There are limitations related to firearms regulations, as well as stipulations about the handling of digital materials seized from members of Congress and other legal activities.
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Actions
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| Date | Action |
|---|---|
| May. 15, 2026 | Placed on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 567. |
| May. 15, 2026 | The House Committee on Appropriations reported an original measure, H. Rept. 119-652, by Mr. Rogers (KY). |
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