The National Education Association Charter Repeal Act would eliminate the federal charter that currently grants the National Education Association (NEA) its congressional authorization to operate as an organization. The NEA is the largest teachers' union in the United States, representing roughly 3 million educators. This bill contains no funding provisions or specific timelines for implementation—it simply repeals the legal authority that established the NEA's federal charter under U.S. Code. The legislation was introduced by 15 House Republicans in July 2025 and referred to the Judiciary Committee. If passed, the repeal would remove the NEA's federal charter status, though the practical effects and whether the organization could continue operating under state law or another legal framework are not addressed in the bill's text.
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