S. 3244, the Anti-Communism Week Act, designates November 2 through 8 each year as "Anti-Communism Week" in the United States. The bill requests that the President issue an annual proclamation encouraging Americans to observe the week with appropriate ceremonies and activities. According to the legislation, the week is intended as a remembrance of what Congress describes as the destructive impacts of communism throughout history. The bill contains no new funding requirements or implementation timelines beyond the annual presidential proclamation request. This is largely a symbolic measure that adds the week designation to federal law without creating new government programs or spending.
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