Child Marriage Prevention Act of 2026 aims to combat child marriage in the United States.
The Child Marriage Prevention Act of 2026 seeks to comprehensively address child marriage in the United States. It establishes a National Commission to Combat Child Marriage within the Department of Health and Human Services. The Commission will study child marriage, its impacts, and recommend strategies to eliminate it. The Act also creates a grant program for states to establish task forces to examine child marriage. It modifies immigration laws to require spouses to be at least 18 years old to be eligible for certain visas.
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