National Security, Department of State, and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 2027

Prohibits foreign assistance funds from paying for abortions, involuntary sterilizations, coercive family planning, or related biomedical research, and cuts off funding to organizations that violate these rules.

Appropriates at least $3,300,000,000 in military financing grants directly to Israel, requiring full disbursement within 30 days of enactment.

Allocates at least $1,800,000,000 for the Indo-Pacific Strategy, $400,000,000 to counter Chinese influence globally, and $500,000,000 in military financing grants for Taiwan, while prohibiting aid to the Chinese Communist Party.

Bans all U.S. funding for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), the UN Human Rights Council, the International Criminal Court, the International Court of Justice, and implementation of the World Health Organization pandemic accord.

Prohibits funding for international climate mechanisms, including the Green Climate Fund, the Clean Technology Fund, the UN loss and damage fund, the Paris Climate Agreement, and carbon taxes.

Restricts flags flown at State Department posts to official government flags, bans diversity, equity, and inclusion programs and training, prohibits funding for youth gender transition procedures, and bans COVID-19 mask or vaccine mandates.

Permanently rescinds $1,843,100,000 in prior unspent foreign affairs funds, including $1,000,000,000 from International Disaster Assistance, $458,100,000 from Consular and Border Security, and $385,000,000 from the Millennium Challenge Corporation.

Prohibits federal agencies from using funds to censor, deplatform, demonetize, or pressure social media platforms or advertisers to penalize lawful online speech or U.S. news organizations.

Requires individuals to present documentary proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote in federal elections, and requires states to verify voter rolls using federal databases and remove noncitizens.

Requires voters in federal elections to present valid photo identification for in-person voting, submit photo ID copies with mail-in ballots, and directs states to provide free public copying devices at government buildings.

Appropriates $4,001,579,000 for Department of State salaries, human resources management, and staff training for fiscal year 2027, including up to $738,550,000 for worldwide diplomatic security.

Appropriates $1,437,707,000 for Department of State regional bureaus and overseas diplomatic operations.

Appropriates $871,645,000 for Department of State functional bureaus, general administration, arms control activities, and representation to international organizations.

Appropriates $3,450,592,000 for security activities, including up to $3,423,573,000 for worldwide diplomatic security protection.

Appropriates $243,000,000, available through September 2029, for administrative operating expenses of authorized international development finance activities.

Appropriates $740,250,000 through September 2029 for investment and loan activities of the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation under the BUILD Act.

Requires all Department of State spending on outside consulting contracts to be made part of the public record.

Authorizes embassy construction projects to include Marine Corps quarters and permits funds to upgrade physical security and local guard staffing at soft targets and temporary diplomatic sites.

Prohibits using funds to move the U.S. Embassy in Israel away from Jerusalem or to maintain any other U.S. diplomatic post in Jerusalem.

Prohibits using appropriated funds for domestic publicity or propaganda within the United States.

Bars foreign aid, reparations, and Export-Import Bank financing, loans, or insurance to the governments of Cuba, North Korea, and Iran.

Prohibits direct U.S. foreign assistance to the government of any country whose elected leader is deposed in a military coup, until a democratic government takes office or the President grants a national security waiver.

Prohibits using agency operational funds for first-class employee travel or to maintain computer networks that do not block access to sexually explicit websites.

Bans State Department funds from supporting email accounts or servers created outside the official .gov domain.

Prohibits using foreign military training and global health funds to pay for alcoholic beverages or entertainment such as tickets to sporting events, concerts, or amusement parks.

Allocates at least $15,000,000 for foreign assistance impact evaluations and requires federal agencies to publish program data on the ForeignAssistance.gov website.

Prohibits foreign assistance to any country in default on principal or interest payments on U.S. government loans for more than one year, unless waived by the President.

Requires new bilateral aid agreements to exempt U.S. assistance from foreign taxes, and penalizes foreign governments by withholding double the amount of any unreimbursed foreign taxes assessed on U.S. assistance.

Requires executive agencies to give 15 days advance notice to congressional appropriations committees before creating, cutting, or moving programs, or sending aid to specified countries.

Withholds foreign aid funds from nongovernmental organizations that refuse to supply audit records, and requires federal agencies to post non-confidential congressional reports on public websites within 45 days.

Bars bilateral assistance to foreign governments that provide lethal military arms to countries supporting international terrorism, harbor terrorists from prosecution, or are controlled by foreign terrorist organizations.

Allocates at least $108,000,000 across security and development accounts for the Prevention and Stabilization Fund to address conflicts in fragile regions.

Restricts anti-disinformation programs to foreign operations abroad and prohibits using funds to label U.S. news companies as disinformation, pressure social media platforms to censor U.S. entities, or alter consumer behavior toward U.S. media.

Bans foreign aid and development loans that finance the production of agricultural goods or minerals for export that would directly compete with U.S. producers or worsen world commodity surpluses.

Directs U.S. ambassadors to prioritize commercial diplomacy to protect American business interests, assist U.S. companies, and resolve commercial disputes overseas.

Directs U.S. directors at international development banks to oppose loans to China and instruct the Inter-American Development Bank to drop its green and climate finance targets in favor of reliable energy and competitive procurement for U.S. firms.

Directs funding to the Economic Resilience Initiative to support strategic international infrastructure, secure critical mineral supply chains, and build digital and cyber connectivity.

Conditions direct government-to-government assistance on recipient anti-corruption measures and strictly prohibits foreign governments from using U.S. aid to pay off debts owed to China or international lenders.

Bans foreign government officials and their immediate family members from entering the United States if credible evidence shows they engaged in significant corruption or gross human rights violations.

Designates $2,175,000,000 for democracy programs and protects aid groups operating in hostile or undemocratic countries by prohibiting foreign governments from requiring disclosure of their partner lists.

Allocates at least $50,000,000 for international religious freedom programs and provides humanitarian aid for religious and ethnic minorities facing persecution or genocide.

Bars the State Department from modifying the Exchange Visitor Program without going through standard federal notice-and-comment rulemaking.

Extends U.S. loan guarantee authority to the Government of Israel through September 30, 2032.

Bans the transfer, licensing, or sale of cluster munitions to foreign militaries unless the weapons have an unexploded ordnance rate of 1 percent or less and will not be used in civilian areas.

Allocates at least $175,000,000 for international programs to disrupt transnational cartels and stop the trafficking of fentanyl, chemical precursors, and synthetic drugs into the United States.

Prohibits assistance to the Palestinian Authority, the Palestine Liberation Organization, Hamas, and the Palestinian Broadcasting Corporation, and conditions any funding for a future Palestinian state on peaceful coexistence with Israel and counterterrorism measures.

Requires strict vetting, independent annual audits, and anti-terrorism certifications before any U.S. assistance is distributed in the West Bank and Gaza.

Provides at least $1,425,000,000 in assistance for Egypt, including $1,300,000,000 in military financing, conditioned on honoring the 1979 Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty and maintaining its strategic ties with the United States.

Funds programs to block Iran's nuclear development and enforce sanctions, while prohibiting funds from implementing nuclear deals or revoking the terrorist designation of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

Provides not less than $2,100,000,000 in total economic, budgetary, and military assistance for Jordan.

Restricts security funding for the Lebanese Armed Forces to border control, counterterrorism, and mitigating threats from Hezbollah, while barring funds if the force falls under terrorist control.

Prohibits using foreign assistance funds to support the admission or resettlement of foreign nationals from Gaza into the United States.

Bars aid to the central governments of South Africa, Sudan, and South Sudan unless specified certifications regarding peace agreements, rule of law, and cooperation with U.S. adversaries are met.

Prohibits providing any appropriated assistance to the Taliban.

Conditions 30 percent of counternarcotics aid to Colombia on reducing coca cultivation, carrying out joint drug operations, and maintaining criminal extradition cooperation with the United States.

Designates $35,000,000 for democracy programs in Cuba, bars removing Cuba from the state sponsors of terrorism list, and cuts off aid to foreign governments that pay Cuba for coerced medical labor.

Prohibits funding migrant caravans, conditions aid to Mexico on fulfilling treaty water delivery obligations and reducing fentanyl flows, and bars lifting sanctions on Venezuela until free elections occur.

Bans foreign aid to the Russian government, allocates at least $300,000,000 to counter Russian influence, and bars any aid that recognizes Russian sovereignty over occupied territories in Ukraine or Georgia.

Prohibits funding the UN Secretariat until the UN agrees not to assert legal immunity for staff facing criminal or terrorism charges, and cuts off funding to Gaza contractors that refuse U.S. Inspector General document requests.

Allocates at least $78,375,000 for international programs to defend and expand global internet freedom.

Withholds foreign aid from countries that violate bilateral extradition treaties by refusing to extradite individuals facing life imprisonment or charged with killing U.S. law enforcement officers.

Bars funding for the UN Population Fund, caps international reproductive health funding at $461,000,000, and enforces the expanded Mexico City Policy on foreign assistance grants.

Prohibits funding the Wuhan Institute of Virology, EcoHealth Alliance, laboratories controlled by foreign adversaries, and gain-of-function pathogen research.

Allocates $150,000,000 for women's economic empowerment, $37,500,000 for women's leadership, and $187,500,000 to counter violence against women, while barring funding for the Gender Equity and Equality Action Fund.

Directs specific funding for global basic and higher education ($894,750,000), biodiversity conservation and anti-poaching ($363,376,000), food security ($720,000,000), human trafficking prevention ($110,625,000), and water and sanitation ($338,250,000).

Bars funds for diplomatic Special Envoys who are not statutorily authorized or Senate-confirmed, and authorizes public libraries meeting federal standards to accept passport applications and retain execution fees.

Allocates up to $1,500,000,000 through September 2029 for the America First Opportunity Fund to counter foreign adversaries and respond to international crises.

Prohibits the federal government from stripping tax exemptions, contracts, licenses, or benefits from individuals or entities based on their religious belief that marriage is between one man and one woman.

Prohibits lifting or waiving sanctions on any individual facing credible allegations of child trafficking unless the Secretary of State gives Congress a 60-day advance national security justification.

Authorizes private lawsuits against election officials who register applicants without proof of citizenship, and establishes criminal penalties for officials who knowingly register noncitizens or federal workers who provide them registration assistance.