Bans sitting Presidents from naming federal buildings after themselves.
This bill would stop a President from naming federal buildings or facilities after themselves while they are still in office. It would also prevent executive branch employees from doing so on the President's behalf. This means public buildings and facilities that get federal money could not be named after the current President.
Today, there is no specific law stopping a sitting President or their staff from naming public buildings after the President while they are in office. If this bill becomes law, a President would not be allowed to name any federal building after themselves during their term. This also applies to facilities that receive federal money.
HR 8388 · 119th Congress · April 20, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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