To direct the Secretary of State to take actions with respect to certain foreign affairs matters.

Key Points

• The bill would let the Secretary of State abolish USAID entirely and fold its functions into the State Department. This is a sweeping reorganization of how the U.S. manages foreign aid, development programs, and humanitarian assistance around the world.
• All diplomats and foreign service staff would be required to complete and pass a new 'America First Principles' training course before they can serve at any U.S. embassy or diplomatic post abroad.
• The bill bars the State Department from giving grants to any organization that doesn't follow three specific rules published in January 2026 covering life in foreign assistance, gender ideology, and equity ideology. This would significantly narrow which groups can receive U.S. foreign aid.
• Only a short list of specific flags would be allowed to fly over State Department buildings, including the U.S. flag, POW/MIA flag, state flags, tribal flags, and sovereign flags of other countries. Any map that does not use the name 'Gulf of America' would also be banned.
• A pilot program would let the State Department buy advanced security technology using flexible 'other transaction' authority, bypassing normal competitive bidding. The program would run through September 30, 2031, and must include guidelines for small business participation.