The No Funding to Honor Crime Scenes Act closes the César E. Chávez National Monument and disposes of federal ownership.
The No Funding to Honor Crime Scenes Act mandates the closure of the César E. Chávez National Monument in California, prohibiting public access and nullifying Presidential Proclamation 8884. It prohibits further federal funding for the monument and requires the Secretary of the Interior to dispose of the site for fair market value within 90 days. References to the monument in federal documents will remove mention of César E. Chávez. Proceeds from the sale and any remaining funds will support DNA analysis backlog elimination.
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