The American Assistance Visibility Act mandates the U.S. flag to be displayed on all U.S. foreign assistance.
The American Assistance Visibility Act requires the U.S. flag to be prominently displayed on all foreign assistance provided by the United States. The Secretary of State may allow additional visual-branding elements on a case-by-case basis, but the U.S. flag must remain the most prominent. This applies to all foreign assistance provided after the enactment of this Act, including food aid, medical supplies, and public outreach materials. The Secretary of State may waive these requirements if necessary for safety or security.
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