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Senate bill · 119th Congress

S. 1759: Secure Data Privacy Act of 2026

Would change how the federal government funds and runs foreign policy and assistance.

Introduced December 26, 2025 by Sen. Lorena Kimura [D-ME] · 13 cosponsors · International Affairs

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Plain language explanation

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S. 1759 would create a grant program for foreign policy and assistance. The agency would have to publish results every year and report to Congress.

Not established in the record:

  • How many communities would receive a grant in the first year.

What this measure does

This bill would set up a new grant program for foreign policy and assistance and make the agency publish yearly results.

Introduced in Senate · December 26, 2025

Subjects

Trade agreements, Foreign aid

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