This bill transfers administrative control of federal land parcels in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, between the National Park Service and U.S. Customs and Border Protection. The legislation moves approximately 25 acres from Harpers Ferry National Historical Park to Customs and Border Protection for use as part of their Advanced Training Center, while transferring about 71.5 acres in the opposite direction from Customs and Border Protection to the National Park Service. The transfers occur at no cost to either agency, with Customs and Border Protection responsible for paying survey costs to finalize the exact boundaries of their new property. If Customs and Border Protection no longer needs the 25 acres for training purposes in the future, the land would automatically revert back to the National Park Service and be included within the park boundary again.
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