Ban on Naming Federal Property After Sitting Presidents (SERVE Act)
This law establishes a permanent prohibition on naming federal buildings, land, or other assets after the sitting President of the United States. The goal is to prevent the personalization of public property by current officeholders and ensures federal funds are not used for such purposes. Any federal property already named after the current President must revert to its original name established by federal law.
Key points
Strict prohibition on naming federal buildings, land, or assets after the sitting President during their term.
Federal funds cannot be used for naming or renaming federal property after the current President.
Any existing property named after the sitting President must immediately revert to its name established by prior federal law.
Status:
Introduced
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