Intelligence Community Property Security Act of 2025

Key Points

• This bill creates new federal penalties for anyone who enters restricted intelligence agency property without permission. This includes land or buildings used by groups like the CIA or NSA.
• The law would only apply if the property is clearly marked with signs saying it is closed or restricted to the public.
• A first-time offender could be sent to jail for up to six months and be required to pay a fine.
• The punishments get much tougher for people who break the law more than once. A second offense could lead to three years in prison, and a third offense could lead to ten years.
• This change is meant to help protect sensitive government sites and discourage people from trying to enter high-security areas.

Impact Analysis

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