Bill > HR7633

This bill, titled the "American Assistance Visibility Act," mandates that the United States flag must be prominently displayed on all tangible items provided as foreign assistance by the U.S. government, such as buildings, equipment, vehicles, food aid, and medical supplies, as well as on related public outreach materials like signage, banners, and websites. The U.S. flag is to be the primary visual branding element, though the Secretary of State can authorize other branding in specific cases, such as when required by international agreements, for identifying implementing partners (with the U.S. flag remaining most prominent), or for other necessary reasons. The Secretary of State also has the authority to waive these requirements if necessary for the safety and security of personnel or beneficiaries in high-risk areas and must issue regulations detailing specifications for the flag's size, color, and placement to ensure it is clearly and prominently displayed on all foreign assistance.

Military Affairs and Security

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/7633/all-info