Capitol Security Funding and Support for Agencies and Victims of Violence.
This act allocates funds to enhance the security of the U.S. Capitol following the January 6, 2021 events. It includes support for law enforcement, infrastructure improvements, and programs assisting victims of violence, including those related to the pandemic. Additionally, it modifies the visa program for Afghan allies.
Key points
Capitol Security Enhancement: Additional funds for Capitol Police, National Guard, and other federal agencies to respond to attacks and improve protection.
Support for Victims of Violence: Significant funding for programs to prevent and combat violence against women and support child abuse victims, including in the context of the pandemic.
Afghan Visa Program Changes: Facilitates special immigrant visas for Afghan allies, including medical exam deferrals and expanded eligibility for families.
New Capitol Police Rules: Mandates body-worn cameras for officers and establishes a special task force for Capitol protection.
Status:
Expired
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