This bill requires the U.S. flag to be prominently displayed on all American foreign assistance as the primary visual identifier. The legislation applies to all types of foreign aid, including physical infrastructure, equipment, food, medical supplies, and digital content like websites and social media posts. The Secretary of State can grant exceptions on a case-by-case basis when required by international agreements, when needed to identify partner organizations with the U.S. flag remaining most prominent, or for other reasons deemed necessary. The bill also allows the Secretary to waive these requirements in high-risk locations where flagging assistance could endanger personnel or beneficiaries. The Secretary of State must establish regulations specifying the flag's minimum size, color accuracy, and placement to ensure clear and prominent display. The requirements take effect immediately upon the bill's enactment, with no specific funding or timeline provisions included.
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