Bill > HR6372

This bill seeks to completely repeal the Human Rights Sanctuary Amendment Act of 2022, which was a District of Columbia law (specifically D.C. Law 24-257). By repealing the entire act, the bill would effectively restore all legal provisions that existed prior to the original law's enactment, essentially undoing any changes made by the 2022 law. While the specific details of the original Human Rights Sanctuary Amendment Act are not provided in this bill text, the repeal suggests that the previous law likely contained provisions related to human rights protections or sanctuary-related policies in Washington, D.C. The bill is straightforward in its intent, using clear language to indicate that once enacted, the 2022 law would be treated as if it had never been passed, with all previously existing legal provisions being reinstated to their pre-2022 status.

Government Affairs

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/6372/all-info