Prohibiting SBA Assistance for Riot-Related Convictions
This bill aims to prevent individuals convicted of certain offenses, such as assaulting a law enforcement officer or participating in riots that destroy small businesses, from receiving financial aid or participating in government programs for small businesses. This means that if someone has been convicted of such acts, they will not be able to benefit from business support programs, which is intended to protect public funds and promote accountability.
Key points
Individuals convicted of assaulting a law enforcement officer will be ineligible for Small Business Administration assistance.
Those convicted of felonies during riots that resulted in small business destruction will be barred from SBA programs.
Status:
Expired
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