The American Homes First Act would redirect one billion dollars from State Department and related appropriations to fund the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program, which helps low-income households pay heating and cooling costs. The bill accomplishes this by blocking funding for the Board of Peace, a new international organization created by executive order, and transferring those savings to the Department of Health and Human Services instead. The transferred funds would be treated as fiscal year 2027 appropriations under the existing Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Act. This legislation would primarily benefit low-income families struggling with energy bills, while eliminating support for the newly designated Board of Peace international organization.