Bill > HR6748

This bill, titled the "Gang Activity Reporting Act of 2025," mandates that the Attorney General, in collaboration with the Secretary of Homeland Security and the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), must submit an annual report to Congress detailing gang activity, reporting, investigation, and prosecution efforts. This report, due within 150 days of the bill's enactment and annually thereafter, will provide Congress with crucial, up-to-date information to inform policy decisions, addressing concerns about rising violent crime and the significant role gangs play in it, as highlighted by past Department of Justice data. The report will include specific numerical data on gang growth, membership, locations, and activities over the preceding ten fiscal years, as well as information on the tools and networks gangs use, their cooperation in criminal enterprises, and any challenges in federal data collection due to state-level reporting issues. It will also outline initiatives undertaken by the Department of Justice, Department of Homeland Security, and the FBI to track and combat gangs over the past five fiscal years, including the resources allocated, enforcement statistics such as arrests and seizures of firearms and drugs (with specific data on juveniles involved), and details on data collection procedures and any changes made to them. The report may be classified if deemed necessary by the involved agencies.

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