Blocks individuals convicted of violent crimes from federal jobs and government contracts.
This bill would stop people with certain violent crime convictions from getting federal government jobs. It would also prevent the government from hiring companies where these individuals hold important roles or work on contracts. This would change current rules.
Currently, no broad federal law stops people with certain violent crime convictions from working for the government. There is also no law stopping their companies from getting government contracts. If this bill passes, individuals with such convictions would not be able to get federal jobs. They would also be removed if already employed. The federal government would also be blocked from signing contracts with these individuals or businesses where they hold important roles.
HR 7067 · 119th Congress · January 14, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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