The One Flag for All Act would prohibit displaying any flag other than the United States flag on the exterior of federal public buildings or in public-facing interior spaces like entryways and hallways. The bill applies to federal buildings, military installations, and U.S. embassies and consulates nationwide. However, the legislation includes numerous exceptions, allowing display of flags for visiting diplomats, state flags in members of Congress' offices, military branch flags, historical flags, public safety flags, commemorative flags, tribal flags, and flags representing the state or locality where the building is located. The bill does not specify funding requirements or implementation timelines, instead directing federal agencies to comply with the prohibition. This legislation reflects a focus on restricting non-U.S. flag displays in federal spaces while preserving flags with specific historical, diplomatic, military, or regional significance.
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