Federal agencies would have to withhold all funds from states and local governments that celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day instead of Columbus Day.
States and local governments celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day instead of Columbus Day would face a ban on all federal funding for one year starting after October 12, 2026, and again on later Columbus Days.
Federal agencies would be barred from committing, spending, or paying federal funds to covered governments. The ban would cover states and local governments that celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day instead of Columbus Day. The ban would last one year beginning after October 12, 2026. It would also apply on later Columbus Days, though the length of those later bans is unclear.
No hearings or votes scheduled.