Establishes the Freedman's asset recovery agency to aid Transatlantic Slave victims and their heirs in recovering lost assets.
The bill establishes the Freedman's asset recovery agency within the executive department to aid Transatlantic Slave victims and their heirs in recovering lost assets. The agency will advocate on behalf of claimants, serve as a bridge between claimants and international compensation organizations, alleviate cost and bureaucratic hardships, and provide institutional assistance. The agency will not collect fees or take a percentage of the value of recovered assets.
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