H.R. 6540, the Anti-Communism Week Act, requests that the President designate one week each year as "Anti-Communism Week" and issue a proclamation encouraging Americans to observe it with appropriate ceremonies and activities. The bill does not affect any specific groups or require funding; it is a symbolic measure that adds a new section to federal law regarding national observances. The legislation expresses congressional opposition to communism and references historical grievances against communist regimes, framing the week as a remembrance of lives lost under communist governments. No implementation timeline or funding is specified since the bill only requests a presidential proclamation and public observance. The measure was introduced in December 2025 and referred to the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.