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This bill prohibits naming or renaming any federal building, land, or other asset after a sitting President, and bans using federal funds for such purposes. It also requires that any federal property already named after the sitting President at the time of enactment be returned to its original name as given by federal law.
Sec. 2, Prohibition on naming federal property after sitting President: No federal building, land, or other asset may be named, renamed, designated, or redesigned in the name of a sitting President, and no federal funds may be used for such naming. Any federal property already named after the sitting President when this act becomes law must be renamed to the name given by federal law.
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